I totally love it. Big sound and crystal clear. I've had the soundlink color 1st generation speaker for a couple years now and that speaker is awesome as well. I wanted a smaller speaker for biking, hiking and kayaking so of course I chose the Micro soundlink.

Of course I had to try it playing music in a bowl of water; the speaker survived without a problem. It was interesting to see different sound frequencies and volumes cause the water to ripple or jump up in little water spouts.

It takes a lot for a Bluetooth speaker to stand out these days. The novelty of wireless sound has given way to an absolute explosion of Bluetooth listening devices in nearly every size and shape imaginable.

I bought this for myself to listen to when by the pool or beach when on vacation. It's a bit smaller then I expected but that's actually a good thing. This little speaker is light and easy to use with awesome sound. I used it at the beach and by the pool in Maui last week.

There are Bluetooth speakers that are affordable, but don't sound great. Then there are those that sound good, but you are scared to take them outdoors. And then there is the SoundLink Micro, which Bose claims is tough enough to survive anything thrown at it, and at the same time sound great too.

Bluetooth-enabled speakers are common nowadays, especially portable ones that you can easily carry with you. However, not all of them can deliver big sound with good quality in a small package. As for those that can, the Bose SoundLink Micro is one of them.

* Portable; * Good build quality; * Great sound for its size; * IPX7 water-resistant body