Zoook Twin Blaster Bluetooth Party Speaker 20 watts Karaoke /2X3 inch Driver/USB/TF/AUX/HandsFree/Mic Input/RGB lights/2400 Mah Battery/FM/Bluetooth 5.0/Top Control Panel - Black

NOTE: The Following Review has been written taking into consideration the Price (Around 3K) of the ProductSIZE, BUILD & FINISH: 5/5Its quite compact in size. Can be easily carried around. Not tiny but nice and compact. The material used for construction feels nice and premium. The Build is Sturdy, has Excellent Finish, looks and feels a Premium Product. The control buttons on the side is in soft touch rubber. There is a nice weight to the box that feels well built and solid.The speakers are Completely Enclosed and there are No chances to Damage the speakers. There are no exposed screws and the construction is like a solid Uni-body Construction.MUSIC QUALITY: 4/5I have a Creative SBS E2800 2.1 Music System that I use it as a Home Theater. Comparing the Music reproduction with my Creative SBS E2800 the ZOOOK JAZZ BLASTER is pretty close to my Creative's music reproduction with the High, Mid and Lows being balanced and with decent clarity.Just that I wish the Bass on the ZOOOK had been a bit more deeper. But what the ZOOOK JAZZ BLASTER manages with a tiny enclosure for the Bass reflex is ok.The volume is quite loud at it's maximum and to it's credit the sound doesn't distort at all.BATTERY BACKUP: 5/5Around 8 hours of music playback on a single charge.PRACTICALITY: 5/5What sets apart a Bluetooth Speaker from a 2.1 Music System is it's Portability and battery backup along with the wireless connectivity.The ZOOK JAZZ BLASTER is perfect in this regard. It's compact, has sturdy build and the battery lasts for around 8 hrs on a full charge. I have taken it around the house to listen to music and also in my car.. something that is just not possible with a 2.1 Speaker Set.No FM, No USB playback option, No graphic equalizer, NO Problem- Its a Bluetooth Speaker. And there can always be FM and Graphic Equalizer on a smartphone.BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY: Bluetooth 4.2 is quite up-to-date (latest version currently being only one version above it. i.e version 5). Connection is pretty fast and no issues easily up to 20-25 meters.NEGATIVE: 1. There is no visual display to show the charge left in the battery.NEGATIVE 2. The LED that glows when the speaker battery is charging is placed in an awkward position and has to bend down/lift the speaker to see if its glowingNOTE: There is an audio alert when the battery is low, saying that the "Battery is Low"

First of all to start things off the product description is simply wrong/inappropriate -to put it simply a "BLUFF". Meaning it don't get delivered as promised. The main motive of this product is to put up against its rival/competition Boat Stone 1000-https://www.amazon.in/dp/B072PQRS12/ref=emc_b_5_i .1.To kick things off the so call promised Leather handle/Grip is actually a Silicon handle(Refer to attached image). So its same as Boat S1000 just the colour for Jazz blaster is black which does just to the look unlike Stone1000.2. Coming to the sound output part-- I have previously owned several both wired and wireless audio devices starting from Speakers to headphone so I think I am qualified enough to say that this isn't 30 watts stereo speakers. If I'd have to guess I would say its 20 watts stereo speakers at max which is still more than the "Boat Stone1000"... But again to be honest I haven't heard how Boat Stone1000 sounds like but this one sounds definitely good/better I would say no distortion at high volumes and passive woofer also seems to do a decent job, however the equalizers don't work for wireless mode which is no exception but works fantastic and above expectations for Aux mode.3. The weight and build-- I would say the build is quiet good and also looks wise the front diamond grill just looks brilliant,-- both fabulous and elegant design.. All in all I would say it looks wise its beats Boat... Zoook Jazz Blaster has a premium look to it right out of the box. But to the down side it a bit heavy not bulky though- it doesn't occupy that much space but it definitely feels more than 1.2 kg- as described in the specs. I would say it roughly feels about somewhere near 1.5 kgs which is again roughly what Boat weighs Coincidence may be right... Forget about that dimension wise Stone1000 and Jazz Blaster are the same i.e. 27.8 x 11.9 x 12.5 cm. Check that out.4. Battery --Coming to the battery part now finally with a sarcastic smile I would again have to say Jazz Blaster is not 5200 Mah as described to back this up I ran a performance test with this and came up with this conclusion that with a full charge time ranging from 2-3 hrs it'd give you a play time of 6-6 1/2 hrs(at 50% volume) which is quite decent if you ask me but doesn't feels 5200 mah here.. At most its a 4000 Mah Lion battery which is again comes somewhere near to the Stone1000.5. Connectivity-- Last but a little more than the least the Jazz Blasters range is amazing and could give other devices a run for their money. Its wireless range is about 20-25 feet with no walls/obstruction in between and 10-15 feets within one wall between. Now coming to the devices and modes supported- the bluetooth version is 4.2 so with devices running Nougat and above could be able to view the speakers charge. But you might face initial issue connecting multiple devices at disconnecting and re-connecting them as the Speaker seems to forget the paired devices from time to time, but that's not a bigger issue and over the time with devices connecting on daily basis it seems to remember them quite efficiently- for me personally it has been able to connect to four different devices without the necessity to pair them on regular basis(Intially I had some issues but after multiple sessions with same devices it got sorted out itself). However you cannot connect multiple devices simultaneously meaning you can connect and listen through only one device at a time, the other device which wants to connect will only be able to do so after the current device in use is being disconnected. Smart turn-off feature is being provided meaning when the speakers are disconnected from paired devices and not in use it will turn-off automatically hence saving charge which is quite good feature if you ask.Conclusion: Overall a Decent,Efficient and cool speaker and I would say even people can consider it above Boat Stone1000 cause Jazz Blaster cost 100-200 bucks less than it, but only thing I personally felt bad about and did not like is the inappropriate description, making wrongful/false claims to beat the competition. It isn't a bad speaker for what we pay and we can't expect more for this price range but still People shouldn't claim what they can't provide; just say the truth and if the gadget is good enough people would still buy it.Verdict: Boat Stone1000 VS Zoook Jazz BlasterI would consider buying the Zoook Blaster everytime keeping aside the false claims but it is a great speaker and both looks wise and sound output wise it definitely beats the Boat S1000 and the passive woofer of Jazz Blaster is just mind blowing. Jazz Blaster boxes more specs for less amount of price.

This is a budget speaker. The expectations should be as per that. It decently loud . But at high volume there is distortion in the sound. Loudness is Enough to fill a 15 feet x 20ft room. The Sound quality is not good. Having said that if you are looking for a speaker which give a decent base and just about decent audio for music which has to be played loud it works. Good for a first blue tooth speaker. Not good for people who really look for nitty gritty of music ,difference in higher and lower pitch etc. For the price you are getting it ,it's decent. For comparison a Sony srs-xb10 has less loudness but the sound quality is far better. If you are looking for good quality music output then Sony is a better option in the same price range.