The Logitech x100 is super portable and great for podcasts, audiobooks and movies, but serious music enthusiasts will want to look elsewhere.

Small; light and portable; Great for podcasts & audiobooks

Sound quality isn't great for music

Summer seems like the perfect time to introduce portable Bluetooth speakers: people want to hear music anywhere without having to carry or depend upon large sound systems. Three companies have just introduced new compact Bluetooth speakers, two of which are pocketable, while the third is slightly...

There are minimal instructions included regarding how to synchronize the device. I had no problem syncing with my iPad, but it took a while to synchronize with the iPhone. Attempts to find a way to contact Logitech were unsuccessful.

Nice Speaker. Little Less sound as compared to JBL but worth buying. Easy blutooth connectivity and easy to handle and use without any wires. well done logitech. The actual price is aroung 3000 k but itz almost offereda at half of the price.

The Logitech X100 is one of the coolest looking portable speakers under Rs.2000. The X100 has a mic, unlike X50 which can be used to attend calls. The speaker has an AUX port which be used to connect to TVs and other devices that don't have bluetooth using an AUX cable.

Works great if the speaker his "DIRECTLY" facing your face and will not work so good if it's positioned underneath your rear view mirror as I had tried. The new design should've had a plastic swivel mount that hooks up to your rear view firmly and then it would be perfect or your middle heating vent...

Amazing sound..regularly use it with my laptop, Ipad & Phone.

The two most important thing any 1 will checkout before buying any portable stuff are built quality and battery backup. And this product perform beyond expectations in these two parameters. Easy to connect or pair with multiple phones. Surprising sound output by this tiny monster.

Good sound; good range; good battery life; good build quality; nice clip holder; easy controls; wireless phone

Hard to find buttons in dark; hard to skip; and pause tracks

There are some pretty great Bluetooth speakers on the market today - the Ultimate Ears Boom and Jawbone's Big Jambox are my default choices, but even Creative's new Roar is impressive. They're all quite expensive, though, so how do cheaper speakers like the Logitech X100 stack up?