Antimi Bluetooth/FM Radio/MP3 Player Portable Wireless Speaker (Black)

I have had this for about 2 month's I use it every day, and it has been working great. I had a Bose Sound Mini Link, and while that speaker was a excellent source, it did not have a radio built in, it didn't have the ability to have a USB SD memory stick, or a Micro SD card inserted into it. The buttons on top allow you to play track 1-10,000 etc so if you know that favorite song is 1776 you can enter it onto the keypad and it will play, there is a fast forward and a reverse, volume up/down. I have it mounted via some velcro tape to my bicycle right in the middle of the handle bars, it survives the small bumps, and light offroad, it I mounted it to my mountain bike I would need a more secure mount. The sound can be heard about 30 feet away while on the road with cars, at volume 18, at full volume you cannot hear any trucks or cars if you're playing hard thumping music. As for a great little unit that plays well, sounds well, and costs less than $40.00 usd, and has all the features it has, it's pretty hard to find a better unit. I chose the Pink one, for higher visibility while I use it for my daily rides, and I expected it to be Hot Pink, not really pink though, I would call it Copper Pink, kind of like fresh copper after it has been sanded. The color is quite pleasant and since it's a lighter color it will survive outside in the heat, I've only had it shut down once from when it was 110 and in full sun, and I was standing still at a light. A few minutes in the shade for both myself and the unit and it turned back on. I get around 10 hour's playback at half volume, which is plenty for a unit that is closer to you, than a job site radio would be, I have gotten the rated 12 hours when the volume down to 10, and about 6 hours at full volume. I play all genres of music, rock, jazz, hard rock, reggae, classical, some rap, it does okay for heavy bass, yet this is a small all in one unit, and it won't throw the bass into your chest like real stereo will, yet for a travel mp3 speaker that's a little smaller than a normal size bicycle water bottle is, does really. It's synced perfectly with every smart phone or blue tooth device I have tried, and the radio works fine, in my area I only get one radio station, however once I go to work in the city I get all of them, however I didn't buy this for the radio, however it's nice to have the option to play the radio esp if mixed company is around. Overall this unit has far exceeded my expectations in every way, about the only thing that be improved upon would to add some Bose Speakers to this unit and it would Rock the Block. Yet at 1/8th the price this comes pretty close to the Bose, and beats the Bose for it has a built in mp3 player, radio, and accepts a memory stick, and can use ear phone jack if needed. Not sure if Antimi is a name brand or if it's just a random made up Chinese name, however both the units I bought sound identical. Whether they are around when both of my units die in a few years is yet to be known. How ever by then we might not be around if the Billionaires/Technocrats get their wish....

works exactly as advertised. The controls are easy to use and the sound is good for such a small unit

PROS - The unit is so small and pretty, and the sound is truly remarkable at this price. Battery life is extremely long. Easy to connect and recharge via your computer or external charging unit. They provide a USB cable. It's also easy to hook this up to an auxiliary device. You can also have your calls picked up via bluetooth. You can input a TF card or headphones. It also has an FM tuner (see CONS.) Additional comments after using for 2 years: I love this little speaker still! I have become accustomed to connecting my computer via bluetooth - which is the best solution for me because a) I stream a radio station from out of state, b) I have playlists on my computer. I don't use any music service. I prefer to either hear current music via radio or listen to music I know. What I love is that I can carry this unit from room to room with me as I clean or do whatever. So long as bluetooth and wifi are good the unit works. Again, the battery life is extremely long. I have purchased three of these so far as gifts and I am about to get another for myself. I personally don't use any Alexa devices and don't want to do so. I just want to do old school streaming and listening from my collections of songs. NEUTRAL - The unit has an audio menu which is a little weird = the voice is Asian. The booklet is obviously English via a translation program which makes it strange reading. CONS - The only con for me is that the unit does not go into FM tuner mode consistently and easily. In fact, I sent my first unit back and exchanged it and it's the same issue. I turn on the unit and it is automatically in Bluetooth mode says the Asian voice. I press M (mode) to go to tuner mode and nothing happens. I can use a long or a short PRESS on the M - doesn't matter. The booklet is (as mentioned) an English translation program so the instructions are a little incoherent. Basically it just says you have to press the M to go from Bluetooth to radio. If you don't care about radio mode no problem. For me, I like being able to hear the weather and traffic without having to use something like radio.com which has a million advertisements. The only workaround for the radio mode (I have found) is to actually plug it into the USB and have it connected to the computer and then the M button will switch the unit to radio mode. And by the way, it doesn't matter if the unit is fully charged or not. The issue with the wonky M/radio mode occurs regardless of battery strength. BOTTOM LINE - Although the issue with the radio drives me crazy I am keeping the unit because it is worth is for just the bluetooth feature.

Greart sound, fills a room. We use it with a transflash chip loaded with our favorite play list to liven up the hotel room.

I must say I am pretty impressed by this blue tooth speaker/radio/media player! For its modest size, the sound quality is quite good. I've loaded up my 800+ playlist on a microSD card and have that plugged in. It fully clicks in to the unit so no part of card is sticking out. The overall tone is good - stronger on the treble notes, but enough bass to meet expectations for the music I know. The volume is loud enough to enjoy in a moderate room - but not enough though to fill a large room for a party (IMHO). Linking the device to my mobile phone via bluetooth was very smooth. I have listened to music off a microSD card, a USB drive, from my phone, and via the radio - all fine! Also, I've used my earphones and that works well to listen while others are around. The FM radio works well - it scans and presets all stations it receives well. You do have to scan through the stations to find which of the preset numbers are the stations you usually listen to. While listening to a playlist, the media player works through the music in alpha order by artist. I have not discovered a mode to play music in a random order - which I enjoy in a large playlist. You can jump around in the playlist by entering a song number (e.g., 1, 30, or 300, etc.). The unit is a nice size to throw into the bag for a trip if you like to take your music with you and your phone speaker is not enough. Would have been nice to have an alarm, too, but a clock is not included. Charges directly via USB cord which has an intergreted audio plug to link in an external player. Overall, I think it is a very capable player/speaker that will receive quite a bit of use in our house (I had it outside to listen with as I grilled the burgers and enjoyed an IPA)! P.S. - re some comments regarding the FM reception - if you leave an USB cord plugged into the USB slot it will act as an FM antenna and reception is much better; also, keep it away from other electronics which interferes.

I bought my unit in 2025, can't recall if it came with a charger cable. I used it only to play a sound track on a USB thumb drive. It did that very well for quite some time until the battery died. Then I realized I had to charge it but had no charger cable. "Rufus" on Amazon said buy a micro USB charger cable. But that does not fit with the 2025 model I bought. I figured out it needs a USB C connector and am charging it up now. But I wonder if it will tell me when it's fully charged. It's been about 6 hours now and it indicates it's still charging. I suspect earlier models had USB micro ports and nobody thought to change the advice on what type of charging cable to buy. This device was not expensive and for the money works well for my application.

I bought this for my desk in a loud industrial setting. I am absolutely impressed! Sound quality is great for such a compact design. I charged it completely and it played for around 6 hours continuously before needing charged. There is not a visible antenna but does a great job at picking up local radio stations. Connects to phone, but I prefer to load music onto an SD card. I enjoy this radio so much, I will be purchasing another for my home!

Based on other reviews, I bought two of these speakers, so that we could have 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs. I immediately plugged them into an outlet to charge. I wasn't sure when they were charged because there is an indicator light, but it was flashing, then another time later was solid red, and at other times was not on at all. I checked the directions, but they were confusing. In one sentence it says "The red light of charging indicator are always on and the screen battery icon stops blinking to indicate that the battery is full." But the very next sentence says, "(Note: the screen is not lit and the charging light is long in the state of shutdown.)" What?!? Anyhow, I left them charging until they stopped blinking. Neither one gave the verbal "low battery, please charge", when I turned them on, so I'm fairly certain they were successfully charged. FIRST SPEAKER I connected one speaker to a phone via bluetooth, which was very simple to connect. The sound was awesome and for a couple hours I was very happy with the speaker. Then the phone battery started dying so I put it on a charger, and thought maybe the speaker could use a charge as well, but when I plugged it in, the battery indicator did not blink so I took it back off, assuming it was still charged. Since this was advertised to last 8 or 9 hours, I figured it was still good, because I'd only been playing it for 2 or 3 hours, and the directions say that it'll give a verbal warning, and it didn't. The phone is old and I had trouble getting it to charge and it died. I immediately went to turn off the speaker, but it had the word "blue" displayed and would not power off. No matter what buttons I pushed or held, the speaker did not respond. I left it over night and tried the next morning, it still displayed "blue". I walked through trying to reset it with an Amazon customer rep, but the speaker remained unresponsive - not even a blink. He sent me a link to notify the seller, but they responded with: hold down the power button, use the little reset hole, and try a different power cord. These had already been tried - so this speaker is a brick that does nothing but display "blue" on the screen. SECOND SPEAKER Now I'm a bit concerned and decide to try the second speaker. Our original intent was to put a mini SD card in the speakers so we wouldn't have to run the battery dead on our phones. I tried to put the card into the slot and noticed that it was a weird, sloppy fit, so I was pretty nervous about the possibility of losing my card inside the speaker. I braved it and was able to click it into place and confirm that I could click it back out. I inserted the card and turned on the speaker, but it ignored the card and requested a bluetooth connection. I went back to the manual and interpreted the confusing instructions to say. Power on first, then insert card. Great, I was going to have to unclick and reclick in the card every time I turned on the speaker. Okay, it's a minor inconvenience, I can deal with that, as long as it plays the music good. First song starts up and it's excellent, sounds great. I'm happy again; this is what I wanted. The second song comes up, but about halfway through the song, I hear this horrible, intermittent static/scratching sound. "What the...?!" I'm thinking that there is a glitch in the sound file, so I switch to the next song. Nope, the intermittent static/scratching sound continues. I immediately shut down the speaker and take out my card. I'm done, they both have to be returned. My advice is to avoid this brand. I got 2 speakers and both had serious, but different, issues within 24 hours of receiving them. One issue could be explained away as an anomaly, both having issues indicates to me that there is something wrong with the manufacturing, quality control, or both.

Use this device to play music in a work men's room. It plays mp3 files from a microSD card, has good volume, and has run from many hours with no problems. It seems perfect for this purpose.

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Very poor quality battery, better not buy this product as warranty for the repairing or replacing is not available.

es un producto que sintoniza correctamente las estaciones de radio, reproduce bien la musica de usb y por bluetooth, un buen producto

Buena presentación, si es cierto que el sonido es claro, no cristalino como mencionan, no llena una habitación y al aire libre ni mencionarlo, bass normal nada fuera de lo comun, si la comparo con una de marca Monster similar me quedo con la segunda, el tamaño muy pequeño para el precio o cual debería compensar con un sonido más potente, se empareja rápido el bluetooth pero sinceramente me decepcionó, no la devuelvo porque entiendo que el fabricante hace su mejor esfuerzo pero hay muchas cosas por mejorar La recomiendo para tomar la ducha solamente.