IPX7 Waterproof Bluetooth Shower Speaker,Portable Small Speaker Wireless,Loud Sound Stereo Pairing,Built-in Mic,12 Hours,Rugged,For Bathroom,Beach...

Sounds great would differently recommend. Hadn't gotten it wet so not sure of water resistance but I'm sure it will be fine.

Great little speaker with very short return window! Bought 2.one died right at the end of the 3 month limit. The other lasted a little bit longerdied after 4 months. So actually a piece of junk! We spent $27.99 each for under 4 months use and now cant return because the return window is 3 months. So we are out $55.98 for 2 speakers that died right outside the return window. Be sure to understand everything about this speaker including the 3 month return window. Very disappointed.

I received this yesterday for use in the shower. I have to say that the sound is very good with a better tone range than I expected in a speaker in this price range. At about 60% volume it was quite loud enough in the shower to overcome the noise of the water. At higher volumes it gets quite loud and there didn't seem to be a lot of distortion. I also like the fact that it's square and not round, as will sit nicely on the shelf in the shower and not roll away. It can also be hung and comes with a clip but no cord. The one thing I am concerned about though is the durability. First, the whole case is made of hard plastic with the exception of a rubber cover that goes over the connection ports. If you were to drop it onto a hard surface, like the floor of the shower, I expect that it will break. Also, and I've seen complaints about this failing in other reviews, I think that the charging port is a weak spot, in part because it takes a fair amount of force to push in and remove the charging cable, and therefore the solder joint between that connector and the circuit board is under a lot of stress when plugging in and removing the cable. If that joint fails the unit can no longer be charged. In order to lessen the chances of that joint failing I'd suggest not charging the unit unless it actually needs it. I know lots of people, myself included, are in the habit of hooking up things like this to the charger after only using them a little while just to make sure that it's fully topped off. I would suggest waiting until this unit is near low battery before charging, unless you have a specific reason to need it to be fully charged right then, say like before taking it to the beach where it's going to run for a long time. This will lessen the number of times the solder joint is put under stress. Also, I'd suggest being as gentle as possible when pushing in and removing the charging cable, as opposed to just yanking the cable out when it's charged, as those quick pulls are more likely to cause the solder joint to fail. As I indicated above the charge cable connector fits very snugly on the unit I have and the temptation would be to give it a good firm pull when it's time to remove it rather than slowly coaxing it loose. All in all though for the price I think it's a good deal as far as the sound goes, and only time will tell how durable it is.