TEWELLTEWELL Party Speaker, Retrorock AC Powered Bluetooth Speakers with Powerful Bass, Stereo Audio for PC, Cellphone, Turntable and Projector (Black)

This thing is great. It looks, feels and sounds like it should cost double the price.

Works great, looks cute

The quality of the sound is fine for a speaker this size, but the volume could be better. On the other hand, it's not designed to fill a large room. The input is oddly on the top of the speaker and not in the back which means the cable shows (even though the power supply is on the back, so I can't see the logic).

This speaker has great sound for the price. I needed a blue tooth speaker for my new record player, but I wanted something that didn’t break the bank, sounded good and had an old look to it. This is perfect! It’s very easy to connect and set up. I’m super happy with this purchase. :)

I dislike the sound quality coming out of my computer speakers, so I looked for a unit that would take over that job. This works out quite well. The build quality is excellent, the sound quality is very good (mono, not stereo), and the layout and features are very nice. It came with a 3.5mm aux cable to hook up between my computer headphone jack and the Tewell. The volume can get very loud, yet still clear. It can get distorted if the computer volume level is all the way up, but just pull it back a bit, and it helps.Two minor quibbles keeping this from a 5-star review: While the Tewell has Bluetooth and it works very well and plays audio from my iPhone with ease, when I turn the Tewell on, it defaults to the Bluetooth. Since I use the aux connection 90% of the time, this is a minor annoyance to have to manually switch every time -- it just requires pressing the Bluetooth button, but it would be cool if it just remembered the last setting. Also, the BT is incoming only -- not outgoing. It would be nice to have the BT broadcast to my headphones, but maybe this isn't technically possible. I don't know. It just means that I need to set up BT to my headphones through the computer each time when I don't want the Tewell playing through the speaker. Quibble #2 is no headphone jack -- same reason BT. To use my headphone, I need to disconnect the Tewell from the computer and plug in my headphones. Again, these are both minor annoyances that are probably my problem and not Tewell's.Overall, if you just want a nice-sounding (mono) speaker for playing tunes at your desk or in the garage (easily portable), I really like this. And it looks good too.