WSTER WS-1955 Retro Sedan Bluetooth Speaker

This is a great little novelty speaker. You have here a cool looking classic car, that is, in addition, a solid, if basic, Bluetooth speaker. The car model looks great, like the nice little ones they have at the club stores. The speaker is not high end but is more than competent, particularly for being tucked away convincingly in a model car. It is loud enough for your office or casual around-the-house/back yard usage. The battery life seems pretty line with standard Bluetooth speakers, lasting a good several hours on a charge. You have FM radio and memory plug-in options here, if Bluetooth is not your thing, but the Bluetooth connects easily enough. Great little Bluetooth speaker for the car aficionado, and a great value!

Battery last long time speaker much louder than I thought and had more Options Usb as well as SD slot great unit

I don't know who came up with the fabulous idea of combining Bluetooth speaker with a mini classic car model, but it's brilliant.If you're someone who is always wanted to put together one of these cars but doesn't have the patience, then this is a great find for you because it comes already assembled.And then there's the added plus that music pours out of it when you press jist a couple of buttons. It's not the best sound quality in the world but as a conversation starter or a party gimic, it's fabulous and well worth the price.Connecting to your phone is super easy and it lasts a surprisingly long time once you charge it. It would be nice if the headlights came on there was some other some kind of action when the car plays music, but really that might be asking too much.The choice of the car model for the speaker is perfect and when it's not playing music it looks great just sitting on your shelf. You won't find a much better gift for classic car lovers lovers.

Picked this up mostly because I like collecting model cars, but this ended up being more than just something to sit on a shelf. Right out of the box, the detail on the car itself is impressive, it actually looks like something you’d want to display, not hide away.Once I powered it on, the sound quality was a nice surprise. It’s not just for looks—it gets plenty loud for its size, and the audio is clear enough for music, podcasts, or just background listening while hanging out.The Bluetooth connection was quick and stable, and I like having the extra playback options like USB and FM when I don’t feel like streaming. The LED lights are a fun touch too, especially when you’ve got people over.It’s also lightweight and easy to move around, so I’ve used it both in the house and outside without any hassle.If I had to point out anything, it’s that once you start collecting these, it’s hard to stop, I’m already thinking about adding more and making room for them.Overall, this is a fun mix of display piece and functional speaker. Great for anyone who likes unique gadgets or wants something a little different from a standard speaker.

I prefer my surprises be pleasant, and on that front, this Bluetooth speaker delivers. When I saw in the ad copy that the speaker was listed as 10 Watts, I thought there was potential for decent sound. Surprisingly, despite the very small cabinet and displaceable air volume, this car-themed speaker can throw some impressive volume. I looked hard when deciding to order for any indication it had two drivers, but couldn't find any. But, again, a pleasant surprise was waiting for me as there were most definitely two drivers: the right channel is vented through the roof, and the left channel vents through the floor. While the spatial separation is minimal between the channels, you do get some honest-to-goodness stereo effect from the unit while seated at the same computer attached to the speaker. The frequency response, thankfully, is far beyond the 18 KHz currently erroneously shown for the product. But there is definitely something to be said for frequency response. The bottom end is missing in this unit. I can't say I am disappointed by that as these are probably a pair of 3" diameter drivers, at best, and they just aren't physically capable of really low notes naturally. Some manufacturers try to get around this fact of physics by using all sorts of electronic means to artificially and differentially boost bass response, this manufacturer opted to leave the low-end alone, and this is the preferred and only reasonable design. An audiophile will have no shortage of alternative ways to get bass they are after.The Bluetooth connectivity is extremely reliable and quick - full marks for that.While the built-in FM radio might be a must-have for some, I no longer listen to FM radio. That said, the performance of this particular FM radio is poor in terms of channel reception. The user interface is clunky and hard to use.As far as aesthetics go, I think the manufacturer nailed it. The model wagon looks sharp with high-luster, sharp contrast, and accurate scaling. I, like every male owner I am sure, had to make sure it actually rolled on its rubber wheels, and it does. The one dig on the aesthetics I'll offer is that the lights seem to have only one mode, and cannot be turned off. The speaker comes in a presentation-style box and would make a great gift, for sure. This is one of those items that the person who has everything is unlikely to have.Overall, in terms of value for the money and re-order potential, I think this speaker is a win. At 37 bucks, you get an aesthetically pleasing audio option that could be a legitimate option for the online audiophile looking to mix it up from time to time.TL;DR - legit computer speaker option.