Wearable Bluetooth Speaker with Clip, Waterproof Portable Mini Speaker, IPX6 Splash-Resistant, Bluetooth 5.3, 9.5H Playtime, 17 White Noise Tracks for Sports, Outdoor Travel (Black)

UPDATE 5/18/22: 2 years later and this thing is still going strong! I had put it away in a drawer in the fall, and came across it yesterday (I had forgotten where I put it and was dragging a larger BT speaker around the yard while weeding/spring planting). It had plenty of charge in it to use it for the afternoon. I updated it with a metal disk on the back, and used a phone magnet to hold it onto my sweater. So no clips or band needed! Just perfect, and I can still hear the birdies over the volume. If you’re even thinking about it, just buy it. This is perfect for puttering around in the yard. I don’t always want to use the echo or Bose speaker when I’m gardening or whatever as I have to crank it to hear it everywhere. Plus I don’t want to get either one wet or dirty from carrying it around the yard. My AirPods start feeling uncomfortable after about 10 minutes. Itchy, hurty, etc... and you know when you take it out for a second without thinking, your music stops and skips or it sends your phone call back to the iPhone. So annoying. This little speaker is perfect for my needs. It comes with three ways to wear it (I like it clipped on my collar) and is plenty loud if you feel like a solo dance party. It’s not high quality sound, but what would you expect from a little thing? It’s waterproof, holds a charge for the 1 1/2 hours it takes me to water the garden (I do use the echo at a reasonable volume when I’m finally sitting down). It works with “hey Siri” but I can’t get it to acknowledge “Alexa” when I’m listening to Amazon Music (if the phone is close it will acknowledge). My only complaint is there’s no battery life indicator other than it simply going red when it’s about to die. In fairness, I haven’t actually used it until it died, that information is from the manual. I was inspired to search for this because I kept seeing an ad on FB for a similar one for 3x the price... at $20 this thing is awesome!!!

The Bluetooth Speaker Clock is not just a music listening tool, but a unique piece of technology that fuses functionality and design. With its elegant watch shape, this wearable device delivers an impressive audio experience. The first thing that catches your eye is its innovative design. This speaker is shaped like a wristwatch or alarm clock, making it a modern and functional accessory. Despite its compact size, the Bluetooth speaker surprises with its sound quality. It delivers clear and powerful audio, with a good balance between treble and bass. With its compact size and lightweight design, the speaker is easy to carry, making it the ideal companion to take everywhere. Whether at your desk, at the gym, or traveling, its rugged design ensures it can withstand daily use. Plus, it has a long-lasting battery. I also like that it comes in a variety of colors. I'm in love with this product.

It sounds good. No baddie but that is expected. A little big to be a watch. I use the different clips and the work well. The microphone works well.

Absolutely love this speaker. It is perfect for while I'm cycling. I clip it to my shoulder so it's plenty for me to hear, but I'm not the guy blasting music for everyone around me. I enjoy that I can listen to music but not have headphones obstructing my ability to hear road noises and cars approaching. The battery lasts anywhere from 1.5 hours at louder volumes to 5 hours at a quiet volume. I usually bring a backup battery for long rides though. Also, the customer service of ANCWear is amazing. My speaker died right before the warranty was up (it got countless hours of use in all kinds of weather). I ordered a new one and was refunded the cost of the replacement. Highly recommended for any sporty people out there who want a personal speaker that clips to clothing while not being overly loud.

After taking this out with me hiking two times I’ve discovered that’s one thing that makes it unusable, battery life. The sound is decent for its size, the volume is nice, it pairs perfectly every time to my iPhone. However, you’re lucky if you get one hour of battery life. The first time it died on me I thought maybe I didn’t charge it well, but today when I went hiking again, I assured it was completely charged, and yet it still died about an hour and 10 minutes in. If you’re looking for long-term usage, this is not it. But if you only need 30 minutes or 45 minutes, you’ll be good to go.

I picked one of these up a while back and liked it so much that I picked up another. It has very high clarity midrange and works really well for my AI voice application. I like the roundness and size, and can hold it comfortably in my hand, but also use the enclosed strap to free up my hand. Microphone quality seems very good. Build and fit seems high quality as well. In particular, I like the adjustable wrist bands. Just for fun, I tried the true wireless stereo mode and that sounded pretty good, especially with one on both wrists. I was hoping for stereo microphone, which would have been awesome for my application, but that seems to be mono, so just stereo speakers. I'll try it out on some other recorder apps and will report if I can that to work. Overall, recommended product.

I have bought two different versions of the speaker in the past 4 years Love it this Bluetooth speaker it's lightweight it clips on to my cycling jersey when I'm out riding my bike and training I've gotten a solid 8 hours out of it before writing without the battery dying it gets loud enough to still hear it but not too loud where it drowns everybody else out when they talk to me when we're on the bike I will keep buying the speaker over and over worth every penny

Update: DO NOT buy this!!! After the clip broke (just 5 weeks in), I had to start using the wrist band mounting which I pinned to my collar since it isn’t loud enough to wear on the wrist and certainly not secure enough to stay connected to it. This thing would fall out CONSTANTLY. Incredibly annoying. Finally, today, the speaker fell out somewhere while setting out for a walk with dogs, before turning it on, unfortunately, and it is now nowhere to be found. Ridiculous waste of money. The only problem I have with this speaker is a big one for me, though maybe not for some. The clip broke after just 5 weeks of normal use. I just clip it onto my t-shirt near my ear so I can hear podcasts while walking dogs and driving. I need this speaker to be that close to hear a podcast. Since the strap isn’t quite big enough for my bicep, without the clip, the only way I can carry it now is on my wrist. Without it being close to my ear, it’s not loud enough for podcasts, not much louder than just having my phone on a lanyard. It’s a real bummer because I don’t really know what to do with it now :(