A drum has long been used as a means of communication even before the development of Bluetooth.

There are so many portable Bluetooth speakers, that it can be hard for solid performers to stand out from the pack. That's certainly the case for The House of Marley Chant Sport, which does little to set itself apart from the competition—its design is not particularly eye-catching, nor does it offer an incredible amount of bass. But for $119.99, the Chant Sport offers solid value. It gets quite loud for its size, it has a built-in speakerphone feature, and a water-resistant design that can float. Most importantly, it delivers, crisp, clear audio, with a solid amount of richness in the low-mids. If you're looking for a big bass sound, you need to spend more money, but in this price range, the Chant Sport does a laudable job of delivering a balanced mix. DesignWith an IPX7 rating, the Chant Sport is water-resistant enough to handle poolside splashes and rain. In fact, it's designed to float, so it can even handle some time in the pool itself, but you'd be wise not to completely sub...

The House of Marley Chant Sport Bluetooth speaker does little to stand out, but it delivers, crisp, rich audio in a splash-proof design.

Powerful audio performance with solid clarity in the mids and highs; Water-resistant, buoyant design; Speakerphone functionality

Not for mega-bass lovers; Ho-hum design

Bought this speaker for its unique look and price. It's looks are great and its construction appear to be of very nice quality. Average sound. Works well for its intended use.

The Chant Bluetooth cheaper than some portable wireless speakers and its eco credentials mark it out, but sound quality isn't the best. If you're prepared to carry something a little larger, i-box's Twist sounds better and is ￡10 cheaper.

I've had my mine for about 6 months now, still holding up well after the beatings it's had and overall value for money.

great sounding portable speaker .nice look and feel

If you've played with one portable bluetooth, you've pretty much played with them all. But then there's The House Of Marley, and with the legacy such as theirs, you're getting more than what you bargained for.

The bass heavy speaker is louder than most

The absent "Play/Pause button is a bit odd; seeing as though they made room for a bluetooth AND power button when they should have the same function

House of Marley isn't your typical audio manufacturer. Yes, it focuses on high quality sound like others do, but that isn't the only thing. Equally as important to the company is that its product make a minimal impact to the Earth.

The Marley family of audio equipment (and the like) has summoned forth a coffee-cup-sized speaker that's able to connect to your device via Bluetooth or line-in, and it goes by the name Chant.