Sumvision Monic Harmony Portable Bluetooth Speaker True Wireless Stereo Speakers 3D Sound Enhance Double Bass RGB 24Hr 2400mAh Bluetooth 5.3 USB C Fast Charge Drop Protection UK Design UK Tech Support

Great sound. Sturdy & drop proof. Lights nice in dimmed room. A little on big side to carry around but will be great to use on picnics or garden just maybe not to take on holiday but would recommend for price sound style.

Using this daily on my desk and really like it. The sound is nice for background music and the RGB ring adds a bit of colour to the workspace. Stable Bluetooth, good battery, zero hassle. Great for everyday use.

Picked up this Sumvision Monic Harmony speaker and honestly it surprised me. The sound is loud, clear and the double-bass really gives it a nice kick for such a small speaker. Perfect for music, movies, or just leaving it playing in the background. Bluetooth connects instantly, no hassle. The battery life is solid — easily lasts a full day for me. The RGB light ring is a nice touch too, looks great in the dark. USB-C charging is a bonus, charges way quicker than my old speaker. Feels well-built and the drop protection actually makes it feel tough enough to carry around without worrying. For the price, this is a proper bargain. Very happy with it and would definitely recommend!

I bought the Psyc Monic out of my own money, no freebies for review. I’ve had it for a week now so that should give me enough time to find out the strengths and weaknesses. My thoughts are below. Cons: Volume - This will fill a big room but don’t think you can use this instead of a hi-fi for a house party/disco. It does go loud for it’s size but think of it as background. This is not a bad thing as you don’t want to overdrive the speakers and let the sound go ‘raggedy’ Positioning - It’s a relatively small box so the soundstage can be a bit narrow based on where you put it. Get it around ear height on a shelf or worktop, about 3-4 inches away from a corner wall and it will stun you with all the sound coming out of such a small box. Charge time - Didn’t bother me as it would never go for days on end away from a plug socket but I found it took about 2-3 hours to go from empty to full. Make sure you charge from a 2.0 amp output USB plug as just a USB lead is supplied. Battery life - The site reckons 8 hours. I haven’t tested it as I switch it on and off as needed but these stats are usually obtained under optimal conditions, volume so low you can barely hear it, music that doesn’t tax the speakers etc. I expect to get 6-7 hours out of mine based on what I listen to and the volume Needs a few hours ‘run-in’ as sounds a bit tight straight out of the box Pros: Sound quality - The bass is strong and rich but not flabby, mids are where you want them to be and treble clear but not ‘fizzy’. Get the positioning right and it will leave you gobsmacked, so warm and full...where the hell is it coming from. Build quality - No ground loop hums on mine. Heavy for the size, about the same as a bottle of wine with a nice aluminum shell. Feels solid in the hand and good quality when you pick it up Price - I wanted a Bose Soundlink Mini II and that was the benchmark. I just couldn’t justify spending £150 on a speaker that would be used occasionally so ended up looking at this. For the £38 I spent it is stupidly good value. I can’t tell any difference between them I don’t know why some people said you can’t listen to it while charges, you can. My guess is they were trying to charge it from a 0.5 amp output USB plug while the battery was totally flat Verdict The cons section above is me nitpicking really. Overall I’m impressed and this is very easy to recommend

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from a £16 Bluetooth speaker, but this little thing blew me away. The sound quality is easily on par with speakers I’ve seen for £29.99 or more—nice clear highs, solid bass, and it gets louder than I thought it would without distorting. The battery life is impressive too—I’ve been using it for hours around the house and haven’t had to charge it yet. Pairing with my phone was super quick, and the connection stays stable even if I wander into another room. It feels sturdy enough to toss in a bag for travel, and it doesn’t look “cheap” at all. For £16, this is an absolute steal. If you’re on the fence, just grab it—you won’t regret it!

Used this at the park and it was brilliant. Clear sound and the lights look cool when it gets darker. Small and portable so it fits in any bag. Ideal for casual outdoor music without worrying about price.

Powerful speaker with great bass. Long battery life and good quality build. Impressive for the price

I bought this Sumvision Monic Harmony speaker on a deal, and for the price it performs way better than expected. The sound is clear and surprisingly loud, with a noticeable double-bass effect that makes music feel fuller. For a small portable speaker, it has a solid punch. The RGB ring on top looks great, especially in a dark room, and it reacts nicely during playback. Battery life is decent — easily lasts the days for casual use. The controls are simple, and having USB-C charging plus the option to use TF card or USB stick makes it very flexible. Build quality feels sturdy with a drop-resistant design, and the fabric finish gives it a nice grip. For under £15 on sale, this is a bargain buy. Good sound, great lighting, and plenty of features for a budget portable speaker.