Audio Pro Addon T3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Grey

I purchased this item from Amazon yesterday on Prime and without fail it was delivered today. After much searching for a new Bluetooth speaker to replace a JBL Flip 3 that I already had. I looked at the Bose Soundlink Mini II, Bose Revolve, JBL Charge 3 but none quite had the sound I was looking for. The Flip 3 was a nice little speaker and I always had good sound from it but the battery life was okay but not brilliant. Also last year, I bought into Sonos wireless sound system with a Play 3 and 2 Play 1's, so I was not looking for a loud great sounding home system. But I wanted something that sounded more like a home system, which was the reason I looked at Bose. I visited a local electrical store to listen to various speakers for around £150-200 pounds but I was unable to decide on what to get. I then looked around on youtube and came across the Audio Pro T3 in a review. I then watched a few more videos and was blown away by what this speaker could produce. So, I looked around and most places I visited on the Internet had the T3 for £150, so I took the plunge and bought a grey one. When I placed the order I was informed that it would not be delivered until Easter Monday, I was a little disappointed. But to my surprise, it was actually delivered this morning. I unboxed it and plugged it in to charge it. After it had charged I hooked it up with my Galaxy S8 and within seconds I had Spotify playing through Bluetooth. What an amazing speaker this is. I cranked it up about half volume on my phone and on the speaker and what an amazing room filling sound this speaker makes. I was not expecting it to be as good as it is. I also plugged it into my laptop via the AUX 3.5mm socket on the back of the speaker. I played music through my music library, Spotify through my laptop also, youtube and Music Maker 2018 that I have on my laptop as well. All sound superb. I bought the speaker to use in my study where it will be right at home I am sure. There are several external buttons on the top of the speaker. On/Off, Pair, BT, AUX, Volume up/down, a 3 Bar Battery indicator which represent, 100%-3 bars/50%-2 bars/25%-1 bar charging needed soon and a nice brown leather strap to carry the speaker with. The speaker itself is a little on the heavy side but it feels incredibly well made and strong, the case is made from aluminium and has a rough texture like finish. The speakers themselves are covered in black mesh, to protect them I guess. There are also 2 raised black feet at the front of the speaker to help with the sound. The centre speaker is a woofer and the two small speakers are tweeters. My 1 Day Verdict: Pro: Superb rich bass Superb clarity of voices and high notes No distortion at any volume Ease of pairing to phone, tablet, laptop Looks like a hi-fi component An amazing high-quality speaker that puts many more expensive speakers to shame Price Cons: None I will update this review when I have been using this speaker for a while longer. I would recommend this speaker to anyone who is looking for a great quality not bass/treble heavy sounding speaker. I would buy more speakers from this manufacturer. Awesome.

I would wholeheartedly recommend this product. After testing all of the major consumer Bluetooth speakers I took a chance on reviews and took a chance on this one. I did not regret it. First of all, the sound is great. The highs are detailed, the mid-range is pleasing and there's plenty of bass. Three speakers don't fall into the common trap of overblowing the bass leaving a much more balanced and reference sound signature. The soundstage is decent, although stereo seperation isn't the best but it's too be expected of a speaker this size. The volume can get very high, enough to cause hearing damage in a small room or fill a very large room or a small house with sound. Overall the sound is better than Bose soundlink 2 mini, revolve and revolve plus, as well as various JBL and Sony Bluetooth speakers I have tested in the £100-300 bracket. The build is fantastic. It's been knocked around and dropped a couple times and is completley unphased. It feels solid and very well built. The Bluetooth connection is stable, and I've expirence no drops out clipping from my Samsung galaxy note 8. The battery lasts for days and days. Honestly I've never been caught short add it lasts 20+ hours. Now you can't exactly slip this in a bag and forget about it as it's quite heavy, although I've taken it camping and in the car, sitting in the garden, to the park etc no problem. The charge port also saved us once camping and made sure we had enough battery to sat nav back home. Another point, although it's very sturdy It also doesn't seem waterproof so it's not as suited for outdoors and some others on the market. A huge advantage of these speakers is the fact that it takes Bluetooth and 3.5mm Aux cable input, as well as running of (a massive) battery and power cable. This means that if the Bluetooth stops working (very common problem with many speakers like Bose) you can still play music. It also means that if the battery stops charging, you can use it on mains as a kitchen or bedroom type speaker. I keep mine plugged in whenever I'm not taking it out, meaning I have a permanent speaker in my bedroom which is always at full charge whenever I disconnect. Even if the battery fully dies, it's replaceable as you can buy the batteries seriously and install it by undoing a few screw's. All this means is that your investment is protected, and in the case of Bluetooth or battery problems occurring outside warranty you can keep it working and won't end up with and expensive paperweight. These issues are very common with brands like Bose, JBL, Sony so you've got safeguards built in. I had done reservations about buying this as there were fewer reviews than the Bose, JBL, Sony counterparts. After a few months with these is clear that instead of spending Thier money on marketing and advertising, audio pro have spent Thier money on quality components, meaning as a consumer you get better sound and build for less money. Don't waste your money recouping losses for marketing budgets when you should be spending it on products investing materials and manufacturing. All in all for the price you won't do better. 100% recommended.

Great price for great quality! I enjoy listening to music and this compact speaker really fills the room with sound including an amazing beat. Only took a few minutes to set up the Bluetooth function which allows you to play any music from your own device. I had a friend over one evening and they easily paired their device too so they could take over the play list! The speaker is easily portable so when I’m doing the housework I can move it from room to room with ease. Sound quality is incredible, music is really clear and I can’t wait to expand and buy more to pair them together around the house. Just be mindful if you have neighbours as the volume can be loud (if you want it to be) and the bass is pretty strong. Good value for money compared to the same product with other retailers and would definitely recommend the brand…first time using them but definitely not the last

Conducted side-by-side listening tests with the Fugoo XL over two days. I listened to the Fugoo XL "naked" for best souond qualtityL Spotify was my source running at the high quality stream. (but not the very highest) Listening to a variety of genres of music, this was the closest any speaker I've headr came to knocking the Fuggo XL from top spot (Audioengine B2, Sony SRS-X55, Doss soundbox, JBL Flip4) It was unquestionably louder than the Fugoo and I was unable to get it to distort and any volume. (with equalization flat) Even at maximum volume it was listenable although somewhat blaring. The Fugoo on the other hand would distort at about half volume; however to be fair, the Fugoo reached deeper in the low bass region and so this puts it at a disadvantage trying to reproduce high volumes. For my taste, I prefer to have the very low bass, as I listen at close range in a quiet room setting. (I think that If you want high volume you should use a larger line-powered speaker anyway) While having the best-in-class low bass, the Fugoo also sounded brighter on the top end. In addition the Fugoo soundstage was noticeably wider. (due no doubt to the side-firing speakers) That said, there were many songs where the T3 sounded better than the Fugoo, generally ones without very low bass, and heavy on vocals. Especially with spoken words like advertisements, the T3 had a immediacy and presence that the Fugoo could not match. . The T3 is not a speaker you would want to carry around; although certainly small and light, it has a finish that seems like it will mark very easily. I consider this a stationary speaker. So might as well save $50 and get the T5. So in summary, this is a great speaker, the only one better (for me) is the Fugoo XL.

Increíble sonido a un precio contenido. Teniendo en cuenta que lo compré de warehose y me salió por 95€

Ho avuto prima GGMM M4 che mi piaceva ma che purtroppo ho restituito dato che vibrava il carter del Bass Reflex quando i bassi erano piuttosto pronunciati. Viste le entusiastiche recensioni anche del sito inglese ho preso questo color green che è una favola, un vero oggetto di design come gli scandinavi ci hanno abituato, con la piastra superiore dei comandi color oro e la maniglia di vero cuoio i colori sono abbinati con con sapienza. La realizzazione di questo oggetto è straordinaria, la cura dei singoli pezzi rasenta la perfezione ed è una bellezza guardarlo. Una recensione diceva che il meglio lo dà dopo un uso di 10, 12 ore in quanto la batteria deve essere caricata completamente prima dell'uso ed infatti è così. Alti, medi e bassi sono ben distinguibili e non impastati come il modello del quale ho detto all'inizio, bassi anche piuttosto pronunciati che si esaltano se mettete lo Speaker sotto un tavolo o in una nicchia ottenendo un suono molto corposo. Avrei dato forse un po' più di potenza dei suoi 25 Watt, ma vi assicuro che ci sono tutti ed eguaglia diffusori che sulla carta sono dichiarati più potenti e poi al max del volume non si sentono distorsioni.

It's a super cool & cute design. Looks good in most interiors. It's a too heavy and big for when you'd like to travel light. If you go by car, or just carrying It around the house It's perfectly fine. Sound is generally good, considering the size. It's standing next to a JBL Charge 5 and It mostly shines in clarity. It's just more clean and separated in presentation. But, It does present a very small soundstage compared to the Charge 5 and next to an €60 AmazonBasics Vintage speaker. On the lower end It's actually getting quite meager. The T3 really sounds kind of cheap ... It doesn't have much punch or dynamics, It's really that fuzzy lazy kind of bass. And light. And I'm not a bass head. I don't care so much If It's thin, especially considering the size, but It needs to offer some driving dynamics to the music. It did get better after playing It in for many hours, but still a bit sub-par in my experience. The JBL just blows It away. Not just in the punch of the lower end, but In a general speed and agility, offering It the extra dynamic in the music. The JBL just rocks more, where the Pro Audio is more polite. So If you're more into mid-high centered music, like jazz, songwriter, classic and such AND don't plan using It for backpacking trips you could go for the Audio Pro (T3, T3+ or C3). Although, they're not cheap ... And to be honest, price vs value I don't find It a very interesting proposition. I do love the build quality and design though, that would personally my biggest reason to keep It. Also, the T3 comes with an AUX port, which can be useful in some situations (like combined with Chromecast for instance). In every other situation I'd go for the Charge 5. It's good with all music, just not as crisp and clean with the mid>highs as the T3, but with a more lively, dynamic and big sound that works with pretty much all kinds of music without getting annoyed, something I did experience with the Audio Pro in some genres once the rhythm and lows become more important. I love the T3 design, but In 80% of the situations, the JBL Charge 5 just offers a better solution. I'm really surprised of what the Charge 5 is able to punch out at almost half the size and weight. To be honest, even the €60 Amazon speaker performs better, but then again, It's also twice the size. And the level of resolution of the T3 is better with strings and such, just not as allround. The Amz speaker comes with a built-in hardware equaliser, which the T3 doesn't have. On the low-end It's a no-contest.

équilibre, présence, définition, beaux graves pour la taille. il ne lui manque vraiment pas grand chose. un appairage en stéréo et vous avec un système de haute volée selon moi pour qui priorise le son avant tout le reste. très belle finition monolithique. construction sérieuse.