Jeecoo A10: Plug In the Power, Then Pair the Little Speaker

The shipping box is much larger than the speaker inside. Once I get through the packaging, I have a small Jeecoo A10 and a straightforward question: what does it sound like on my desk?

I like a physical knob

I peel off the protective film and turn the volume knob. It has a firm feel, which I like on a little desktop speaker.

I look over the rear connections, then plug in USB power. The speaker comes up in Bluetooth mode, so I open the Bluetooth settings on my phone and connect to it.

A short first listen

The sound is better than I expect from the size. In that brief sample, it does not strike me as thin or tinny, and I can hear some bass.

That is a subjective reaction to the sound in the room. I have not measured output power, frequency response or distortion.

One thing I want to keep an eye on

I also hear something rattling inside when I handle it. Everything seems to work during the recording, but I do not establish the cause or show a repair, so I would not call that resolved.

Jeecoo sent the speaker over, and the plan is to give it more everyday use. The rubberized bottom and easy-to-reach knob are practical details I notice immediately. The original product link is below.

The original course link includes MIKETHETECH, without a stated discount amount or expiry. Original credits also list http://eme7.com/ and http://discord.mikethetech.com/.