Creative MUVO Go Portable Waterproof Bluetooth 5.3 Speaker with Up to 18 Hours of Battery Life, IPX7 Waterproof, and Powerful Bass Performance, Wireless Stereo Link (Black)…

Yes 5.3 Bluetooth is good… but 1) no app yet supports custom configurations of frequency response bands (nowadays this is something that most speakers allow) 2) extremely annoying discourse performed by the speaker at startup: long and loud discourse to notify the user that the speaker is on, then that it is in pairing mode, and then to notified where a pairing succeeded. All of that extremely loud, and unavoidable and undimmable (volume-wise)… bringing the customer experience down to 0

Excelente la reproducción de sonido, me encanto. Y lo cómoda para cualquier lugar.

Whomever said it’s not good for podcast is wrong cause I love this speaker for that and of course music. Great sound in all genre but don’t expect that fake bass you may be use to. This is clean not in your face bass. Great mids and non harsh highs. The perfect shower companion with physical buttons and I look forward to camping with it. What would’ve made it 5 stars is an app and phone charging I was unimpressed with the color options. Get this not the Bose flex unless you need something with the Bose name on it. More than half the price better Bluetooth technology and battery life.

So, I got the blue option. Initially, I thought I would hate it. But after a while, it’s grown on me and now I see the deep blue color as kind of fun to look at. It surely looks sporty and something that would hang out the back of a backpack. It’s certainly small enough to fit into the water holder. It is also built like a tank and rated IPX7 waterproof, reducing my worry about carrying it around exposed to the elements or by the pool (or bathtub). The speaker features Bluetooth 5.3, which adds a bit of future-proofing. It connects super easily to my Android phone and iOS tablet. I did not experience disconnects or hiccups during playback or at long distances. There were slight lag and sync issues when playing video content or games from my laptop, but that’s not really what the product was made for. Sadly, there wasn’t a 3.5mm jack to resolve this, and it’s strange that the cheaper MUVO Play does have it. The battery is what you’d expect from a mobile speaker of this size -about 18 hrs. It’s been a few days and it’s still kicking. I could not find if the speaker had a fast-charge option, as it takes over 4 hours to fully charge from empty via USB-C. So be sure to charge before long trips! The controls are well exposed and have a good tactile clicky feel to them. They are also very responsive. While you can control the speaker via phone or tablet, the simple controls can also control everything from volume to skipping and rewinding. Most importantly (at least for me), is the sound signature. I’ll be honest and say right away that it’s not the best in this form factor. While there’s definitely some bass, which can be precise and punchy in some instances, there’s room for a bit more bass extension to add more body. The midrange is where this speaker shines, though. It comes through loud and clear, and certain classical, vocals, and funk music sound great. The treble is there at a good level, and it’s never harsh or fatiguing. It may not matter to some, but I would’ve liked an app with EQ options. Having two drivers and two passive radiators, stereo imaging and channel separation is rather dim. It’s kind of expected. However, you can also get a second MUVO Go to create a more filling stereo experience. That’s not to say that this speaker is bad; just not as good as other small portable speakers I have. I did find that I enjoy this speaker as background audio when I am not being critical about the sound signature. Again, great for playing poolside or camping ambient tunes. I like that it can get pretty loud with its 40w RMS peak power. In the end, is it worth the asking price? Comparing it to other speakers in the same range, I’d say yes. It definitely has the best build quality. I have other small speakers that sound better, but they also cost a lot more. I’d say you would not be disappointed if you get this for those outdoor activities, which is what this was made for.

The Creative Muvo Go Bluetooth portable speaker is semi compact and offers a very nice clear audio performance. The Muvo Go is easy to setup as it just needs you to turn it on and pair it to your phone's Bluetooth connection. Once paired any sounds from your phone is transmitted to the speaker with no discernable lag or delay. I started playing a range of music from Spotify and Tidal and found that when playing Jazz, Classical and other instrumental music with highs and mids the speaker performed superbly with a very clear tight audio. Playing Pop songs and other vocal music with a varying mix of highs, mids and lows I found that the weakness of the small speaker started to show as the mids and lows couldn't compensate witht he lower frequencies of the songs. This was very apparent when I started playing bass heavy hip-hop, rap, dance, and other electronica type music. The bass sounded very muddied and didn't have any depth or oomph to it. I searched to see if maybe I can compensate for the lack of lows and found that there is no settings available for sound output other than volume control. You could use an external app like PowerAmp to mix the equalizer levels to your desired output. Volume output on this speaker is actually very good and when maxed out it really outputs very loudly. I didn't hear much of any distortion when I played music in the upper volume levels. The speaker outputs at a max peak of 40 watt which is plenty powerful for a decent sized room or outdoor area without disturbing others. The Creative Muvo go portable speaker is built quite well and has a hefty weight to it and feels quite sturdy. I'm sure if I dropped it, it would do just fine and still work. The speaker is rated for IPX7 waterproofing which is nice for taking to the pool, beach or through a hike near lakes, rivers or streams. One of the optional features that makes the Muvo Go special is its ability to pair a second Muvo Go speaker to have Stereo output. Overall the Creative Muvo Go portable Bluetooth speaker is a good buy if your music is not bass heavy or has lots of lows. The audio performance of the speaker is amazingly clear and tight with its Neodymium magnet drivers. With it's 18 hour operating capacity, waterproofing, and compact size the Creative Muvi Go speaker is an ideal option for those who want good sounds, able to carry or stash anywhere and rugged enough for outdoor and indoor activities, pair it with another Muvi Go for wireless Stereo and you have a great pair of speakers for your personal enjoyment, party or social gathering.