Portronics Talk Three Wearable Bluetooth Speaker with Mic, Magnetic/Spring Clip-On, Upto 10Hours Playtime, IPX5 Water/Dust Resistant, Bluetooth 5.3v, Big Buttons, Portable Speaker with Microphone

Review from an Audiophile person. This speaker is for very practical purpose and not fully for music experience. You can hear podcasts, lectures, etc. basically for speech based content more. But if you listen to music it will give a flat tone, but I am completely satisfied with the speaker. It is for personal zone. I already have Harman Kardon, Sony, Tribit and other highend speakers but still this is serving a unique purpose of creating a sound in the very small personal space without disturbing others much (at 50% volume). So if your purpose is clear you can buy it. Easy to carry.

The sound quality is good but I think Other sound bars like a boat at 1200 price gives better performance as compared to this product.

I'm using Portronics Talk Three, during daily commute from home to office - home for last 3 months now. I'm loving it since I can easily clip it on due to it's light weight and Sleek design. Since on the road with heavy traffic, the volume is always 100% (I wish they upgrade the speaker from 2 W to at least 3W or 4W) because it is barely audible sometimes in bumper to bumper traffic. However, even at 100% volume there is absolutely no distortion. The Speaker quality is very good. Since always hear at 100% volume I usually get 3 hrs of play time as claimed 10 Hrs at 80% volume.But in nutshell, for me it is paisa vasool.

I picked up the Portronics Talk3 wearable speaker hoping for a smart, on-the-go solution in this AI-driven era — but unfortunately, it falls flat.Yes, the volume is loud, and yes, you can take and cut calls with decent mic clarity. But here’s the problem: there’s no support for voice assistants. No Alexa. No Google Assistant. No Siri. In 2025, that’s not just a miss — it’s a dealbreaker.Why are we being sold a speaker that can’t even talk back? In an age where voice is the primary interface — for music, messages, reminders, and even basic tasks — a wearable without smart assistant integration feels outdated from the start.Portronics really needs to rethink this product. Loud isn’t smart — and right now, this is just a glorified Bluetooth speaker clipped to your collar.Pros:• Loud volume• Can handle callsCons:• No voice assistant access• No AI integration• Feels incomplete for a “wearable”👎 Not recommended if you’re expecting a hands-free smart assistant experience.

Voice quality is good but volume is too low. I thought its price is too high so it might be worth buying it but definitely not worth 1400 RS. There are other bluetooth speakers with better price available.Its maximum charging capacity is for 4 hours not 10 as they say. when battery comes down to 20% you need to lower down the volume otherwise it turns off.Its look, fabric, design and voice quality is good.

Good

I picked up the ‘Talk Three’ specifically because I can't stand using earplugs, especially when outside. This little wearable speaker is exactly what I was looking for. I just clip it on, and I'm ready to go. It has been absolutely perfect for my daily walks around the garden. The sound is clear enough for my podcasts and tunes without blocking out the surrounding environment, which feels much safer. It’s so light I barely notice it's there. The magnetic clip holds securely, even when I'm moving around. The battery easily lasts through all my long sessions. If you prefer to keep your ears open to the world like I do, this is a brilliant, fuss-free option. Highly recommended for open-air listening!

Whatapp call incoming voice is good and can easily be understood while driving in a car with full AC ON, however on a regular GSM call even though using high end phones, the sound is too low. Have to turn off or reduce the AC fan speed to listen to other person through this device .