So far having this speaker has done me well, during a party or an event. When charging the speaker you may also charge your device so the battery does not run out. This review was modfied by poster @ 03-07-17 03:53 PM

No batteries Bluetooth Clean audio

Not as portable

I was very happy with the purchase. .. I have owned many others but all weren't as bassy... nice highs also

Tracked this player down in a local department store by the quality of the music being played. No more in stock, so ordered one online. Has replaced my Bose speaker as the go-to unit for use with MP3 players. Excellent sound quality including bass. Highly recommended.

Too expensive for the built quality. I bought the Archeer 25W instead.

I've been on a personal quest to find the "perfect" Bluetooth speaker. This time, I get to check out one unit that struck me with handsome good looks from The House of Marley called the Get Together. Do sound and function match outward appearances?

Lovely bamboo finish; sustainable materials; Sounds "wide

Not for bass-freaks; Slight amplifier hiss when powered on and not playing; No track forward/back controls

As Marley fans, we're always keen to see the latest kit from House of Marley. There's plenty of it forthcoming this year too, including the brand new Get Together Bluetooth audio system, which will be making its way into shops around three quarters of the way through 2013.

Inspired by famous Rastafarian and reggae artist Bob Marley, the House of Marley makes a slew of audio products including Bluetooth speakers. The brand promises superior quality sound and designs that are environment friendly.

It seems like everywhere you turn there's Bluetooth speaker after Bluetooth speaker. Some claim to be portable, some not and some not so sure. For most people its hard to determine if there's any real difference between Bluetooth speakers, and there actually are.