MEE audiogoSPKR Small Wearable Clip-on Bluetooth Speaker with IPX5 Water Resistance, Built-in Speakerphone with Microphone for Hands-Free Calls, Compact Design, Can Connect Up to 2 in Stereo (Black)

A nice device to free up your hands whether on a phone call or just listening to music, a podcast, or an audible book. Granted the music playback is limited regarding the audio spectrum because it is a small speaker but it does the job. The device is constructed of hard plastic and feels very durable. A clip is built-in that allows fastening to a shirt or other location. Basic operation is quite simple. Just connect to your phone via Bluetooth. Simply find the device in the Bluetooth device list and connect. Future connection and disconnection is automatic when the device is turned ON/OFF.The main ON/OFF button is also used for various controls such as answering or hanging up a call, or rejecting a call. This is done by either long-hold-press or multiple quick-press of the button. There are two buttons (+ -) that control speaker volume. These buttons also allow control of Next-Track/Previous-Track when listening to music. If you happen to be listening to music and wish to make a phone call, the device will automatically switch to phone mode and stop the music playback. Included is a USB-C/USB cable for charging.One thing to address with this type of device is why use it? What this device does allow is hands-free operation and mobility. You don't need to carry your phone around in your hand. You can pocket it or just stay within the Bluetooth range of connection. When I first tested it, my wife said why not just use your Airpods if you want hands-free phone conversation? That is a valid question. Either device would fulfill the job of offering hands-free use. I feel it comes down to convenience and comfort. Which device do you feel is easiest to work with? This device is very simple to operate. And would you prefer a device directly in-ear or external to your ears? She was also concerned that anyone using this device will have a phone conversation audible for anyone close by to hear. Another valid point. It is true that any phone conversation with this device will be public. The buyer must determine whether that is or is not a concern. If that is not a concern, then this device gives you a lot of freedom where your ears are unhindered with an ear-wearing device, and your ears are open for hearing the rest of your surroundings. All points to consider.A nice device. My only wish would be whether it could be manufactured in a slimmer design. The device is just a little over 1-inch in thickness (including the clip). A thinner profile would be less intrusive and nicer looking. But that is not a deal-breaker. The design as-is is quite compact and works very well.

First, this is the smallest speaker I've seen that actually works as a speaker. It's form factor is perfect for its intended use. This is a personal speaker for when you don't need to wear headphones/earbuds but also don't need to crank out high volumes. I personally use these speakers when I golf and mountain bike. It clips to my camelback when I biking, and it clips to my golf bag straps when I'm golfing. Not a super loud speaker, but it's loud enough for my two use cases. I prefer these over earbuds because I don't feel as isolated from the nature I'm enjoying.How is the sound? It's good. This speaker is a little bigger than a tic tac box, so if you expect a ton of bass...you may want to reconsider your expectations. There is very little to no bass out of these. I can listen to music fine on these, but there is no thump. You can hear some of the bass, but it's not deep...it comes out more as lower midrange sounds. What this is great for is voices. This speaker is awesome for audiobooks and podcasts. For music, it's about as good as you'll find from a speaker this small...but it's not audiophile grade audio nor should anyone expect that.This speaker is exactly what I was expecting, and it works great on the golf course and mountain biking. Looks great, pairs easily (1 device), has adequate sound quality, decent volume, has a clip that makes it easy to attach to a bag strap and comes in the smallest form factor. Easy to recommend.

Initially I ordered only one of these tiny speakers to place on my nightstand to play sounds to help relieve the tinnitus noise in my head when trying to fall asleep. It helped a bit. But then I discovered that this speaker could be paired with another of the same brand to produce stereo. I placed the second speaker on the other side of the bed. The stereo sound made a stark difference. Plus, it’s so nice, at times to play some of my favorite music in the bedroom at night without disturbing anyone else.I do have a massive full-house surround system complete with a subwoofer when I want to be completely immersed in sound. But I’m really surprised how well these tiny speakers hold their own. I expected a lot less for the price. Being able to separate the speakers makes a big difference between these and a boombox.These come with a lot of functionality. I will probably never use all the functions available. I took the precaution of scanning in the user manual to a file on my computer in case I ever lost the instructions. It would be way too much to try to remember.My only complaint is one that other reviewers have mentioned. The on/off button should have been placed somewhere other than right where you place your fingers to open the clip. Avoiding clamping down on that button requires some concentrated effort.But overall, these little speakers are quite remarkable for their size.

The MEE audio goSPKR is a surprisingly powerful little device for its size. Weighing just 2.3 ounces, it’s incredibly light, and the clip-on design makes it perfect for those on the move. Whether I’m going for a run or just doing chores around the house, this wearable speaker delivers a much fuller sound than my phone’s speaker while still allowing me to stay aware of my surroundings—something you don’t get with headphones.Setting it up with Bluetooth 5.3 was a breeze, and the connection was stable even as I moved around. The audio quality is impressive for its size, and the built-in microphone makes hands-free calls super convenient. I appreciated the simple controls on the speaker itself, letting me adjust volume, take calls, and control playback without needing to grab my phone. The bonus feature of linking two goSPKRs together for stereo sound is a nice touch, allowing you to enjoy a fuller, more immersive experience.The battery life is decent, providing up to 7 hours of playtime, and the IPX5 water resistance is great for outdoor use, whether you’re caught in a drizzle or working up a sweat. It’s also nice knowing that it’s rugged enough to handle some moisture.Overall, the goSPKR is a fantastic portable speaker for anyone looking for something lightweight and wearable with good sound quality. It’s perfect for outdoor activities, daily tasks, or anyone who wants hands-free convenience with a compact, durable design. The stereo mode is a cool bonus for those who want to take their sound experience to the next level.

This small clip-on speaker is easy to use. It came uncharged, as indicated by the red light, so I simply connected the included charging cord to the device and plugged it into the USB port on my computer. When I checked it later, the light was now green, and the device was ready to go.It was simple to connect to my phone; I held the power button until it let me know if was ready for a Bluetooth connection, and then I located the device in the pairing list on my phone. The speaker connected immediately. After opening the Apple Music app, I was able to play, pause, and advance through tracks using the buttons on the front.The device buttons are easy to use, and each one has multiple functions. The only issue I encountered with the buttons was when I tried to clip the speaker to my clothing. I accidentally turned off the speaker because IMO the button placement is too close to the top of the device. I know that this will be a normal occurrence for me.The speaker sound is pretty good. The volume isn't extremely loud, but I didn't expect it to be with such a small form factor. The bass isn't great, and there is no way to tweak the treble or bass settings. Once again, I didn't expect that functionality in such a small speaker. I only have one of these devices, so I couldn't try out the stereo mode by pairing two mini speakers together.This is a nice little on the go speaker. I have a feeling that I'll end up using this the most while I'm walking the dog. The speakerphone works very well, and I can keep my hands free and ears uncovered while talking to my mom or listening to music.