Sephia H5 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker, 10 Watts, Bass Port, Builtin Microphone compatible with Iphone, Ipad, Ipod, Comptuers, Tablets, Smartphones and Mp3 Players

Another Sephia product purchased and once again top banana! I've spent money on various speakers etc over the years some expensive and some not this at 15 nuggets is an absolute belter! Clear, loud easy as quick mafs to set up. Does calls n stuff too with built in mic a memory card slot for people who want to make things unnecessarily complicated and Bluetooth for the ones who like it simple, plus aux in so all bases covered in that department. Battery seems ok too and like a more expensive Sonos/Bose it's got a nice build quality too (looks more than £15 unless your daft). Ultimately in my experience with this Sephia stuff it's by far and away the best at its price range. After all who doesn't like a bargain :) you wouldn't think twice about a mega bucket so why think twice about this!(Ok so great while it lasted but usb charge port fell out or came loose or somthing so now won't charge. Shame as it is a good speaker or was)

Feels good value for the sheer amount of metal and weight you get and it's pretty well built. Other reviewers have noted its quietness; it will actually go pretty loud, but it needs a higher than average input signal to make it so. The instruction manual is useless so I'm not really any the wiser as to what the M button does. It connects pretty much instantly on Bluetooth and if you receive a call it plays it through the speaker OK - unfortunately the internal mic is either broken or doesn't work with my phone so nothing I say is relayed to the caller. I can't be bothered to investigate further but if this is important to you you might want to look elsewhere.Sound quality is not bad for a box like this - I've certainly heard worse. Makes a strange whoop noise every 30s for the first 2 minutes or so then stops doing that. Makes its fair share of bleeps as you switch it on but at least it doesn't yell at you in a stupid American/Asian accent every time you change modes like some of them do.

Amazing sound quality for the price. I've been wanting a Bluetooth speaker for some time but didn't want to spend more than £50, however when I saw this and the reviews I thought I would give it a go.I didn't really have high hopes for the quality or sound, but was totally blown away with how it sounds.

I gave this to a relative who happened to be a former musical arranger of some repute. He was delighted as it favours the top end of the sound not the lower end base.He said that it enabled him to hear different instruments and voices more clearly than other much more expensive pieces of kit. The instructions were very confused and badly need revamping and there is no instructional video on YouTube.

Sephia H5Long time coming but here is my review of the Sephia H5 blue-tooth with SD card support speaker.First what I don’t likeI nearly didn’t purchase this because it has the combined volume/ track buttons. I absolutely despise this. Why do companies do this? The cost of having an additional two buttons must be minuscule. I originally intended to use this solely for playing a relaxing meditative track, so for the price I thought I would put up with the lack of buttons.Second of what I didn’t like was it said will work with up to 16 Meg SD cards, unless that was on the instruction leaflet, it was so long ago now!OK now what I like.First of all it works perfectly well with 32 Meg cards, despite what was stated in the instruction leafletThe sound quality is so good I now use this for playing all music as opposed to the meditation track.The build quality is excellent, this would still be the case if this cost five times what it did. The weight is like a house brick! it must have a solid metal chassis.The biggest plus which resulted in the five stars despite my hate for the combined buttons (as above) is the outstanding battery life. This plays for ~50 CD’s from a 32 Meg SD card before requiring a charge. Some CD’s being less than an hour, but most are over an hour, so this is at least 50 hours.The photo’s don’t do this justice either, it is a lovely broze case.I have two other blue-tooth with SD card support speakers, one cost twice the other three times what this did (cost me at the time ~£10), one plays for about 9-12 hours and has a nice LED display likely using a lot of battery power. The other plays for 20 hours and has that soft touch coating that turns to a sticky gunk after a couple of years. So for something that costs a third of the price of the other two, this smashes there playing time and sound quality.I must admit I’ve never used this on blue-tooth, so can not comment on how good that is. The only purpose I use it for is to play SD cards.

This speaker is amazing, I can’t fault it at all. It’s neat, well made and the sound is fantastic. I really wasn’t expecting it considering the price. Also it’s made from metal! Nothing these days is, it’s usually all plastic, so it looks a feels expensive, plus the colour matches my granite kitchen surface (see picture). It weighs 830 grams, so not light!. Everyone who’s seen it so far was really impressed by it, it was a great purchase.

A great little unit that is substantially constructed and produces a perfectly acceptable level of sound quality. You wouldn't want to try and carry it around with you, because of its weight. However, this makes it perfect for putting down on the kitchen worktop or the workshop bench, with no fear of knocking it off!No frustration with getting it to pair up with any compatible device either. This it does instantly and seamlessly.The negative points are that the sound level has to be reset every time you switch it on and that the instruction sheet and the online instructions are rubbish. There is a requirement to have more than two working brain cells to get this speaker operated as designed. So, I would ignore all negative comments about sound levels etc! Yes it could do with a bit more bass but, just think how little you're paying for it!