Sound is very clear, bass is good for a speaker this size

This is the perfect size for me, and the sound is divine!

The P2 does exactly the same btw, just that it is slightly more noticeable from the Bose, these are just the natural physical limits given this minuscule size of these speakers

Amazing sound, amazing size, amazing design, amazing water protection.

I love the size and sound quality of the soundlink micro

This little speaker has amazing sound and amazing battery life.

The strap does not stay locked to save it's life, and I would not trust this thing on the handlebars of my bike like the photos show.

Great speaker it does not play as loud as I thought it would but has a great battery life and great sound

It is super easy to use, portable, handy with its strap and has great battery life and sound quality

My JBL was kicking butt in the desert, getting sand all over it, rained on, thrown around, under the scorching sun and had great battery life.

it is very impressive from such a small speaker and a great price for a Bose!

If you are looking for a small quality speaker that provides good quality sound at a good price, this is the one.

Bose definitely makes a quality product, and got it at a great price on Prime Day.

Got for a great price on a deal day and the sound quality is really awesome

After hearing it, I would have no problem paying full price

As for its closest competition, the B&O P2, the Bose is fully waterproof while the former doesn't have any weather proofing (I didn't think B&O advertised any water resistance but apparently some reviews state the speaker is splash proof)

Quality of sound is not quite as good as our other Bose mini devices, but still a good product.

Was extremely disappointing to see a faulty product especially during holiday season

This is a great product for the price (I got it for $69) and it sounds great

If you have an ear for the entire sound spectrum of music this product will offend you

Very clear , the bass is awesome, no distortion when turned up, high quality can't beat Bose

At higher volumes (like louder than necessary) bose seems to limit bass to keep things clear.

You can use it as a speaker, and it has solid bass and crystal clear mids - great for music

and the louder I tried to turn it up, the less bass I was hearing.

The sound is clear with good bass and shockingly powerful for such a small speaker

I'd rather listen to the birds, while hiking, if the other choice is poor quality sound.

I've purchased a number of other speakers in the past that have had poor sound quality.

Easy to carry and again, the quality of sound is amazing!

The Bose Micro, although very small, had really poor quality sound for the price (most disappointing).

The sound quality is great but not to the standard of Bose mini SoundLink

Yes, the Bose is more expensive … but the sound quality (great bass) and battery life are far superior to the others

This little speaker has amazing sound and amazing battery life.

The battery life (6 hours) and lack of low bass (won't let you have a booming party) leave something to be desired

It is super easy to use, portable, handy with its strap and has great battery life and sound quality

Great speaker it does not play as loud as I thought it would but has a great battery life and great sound

And most importantly, the Bose is way cheaper and has a flatter frequency response than the P2

As for its closest competition, the B&O P2, the Bose is fully waterproof while the former doesn't have any weather proofing (I didn't think B&O advertised any water resistance but apparently some reviews state the speaker is splash proof)

Can't believe all that sound comes from this great little Bose

I have the Bose Color Link speaker too, the sound is pretty much the same wonderful Bose sound,

Yes, the Bose is more expensive … but the sound quality (great bass) and battery life are far superior to the others

I also like the convenience of the sturdy strap attached to the speaker so that it can be placed just about anywhere you can attach it

I wouldn't trust the strap to hold tight on a bike or other moving object, as the Bose documentation suggests, but it's a nice little feature

The strap nicely allows it to hang on my belt, or just about anywhere.

Sounds good but the strap on the back has worse out already.

When I called Bose after one of their reps told be to call tech support, they are too proud of their poor strapping system to do the right thing and help in anyway

As for its closest competition, the B&O P2, the Bose is fully waterproof while the former doesn't have any weather proofing (I didn't think B&O advertised any water resistance but apparently some reviews state the speaker is splash proof)

It may be more expensive than some of the super-cheap bluetooth speakers you can find here on Amazon, but it is built well and sounds amazing.

A good and small portable bluetooth speaker, but the bass overwhelms the high ends somewhat

As for its closest competition, the B&O P2, the Bose is fully waterproof while the former doesn't have any weather proofing (I didn't think B&O advertised any water resistance but apparently some reviews state the speaker is splash proof)

I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a portable Bluetooth speaker with outstanding sound quality and volume

Only thing is older Bluetooth like my tablet don't support the app and cannot get the same volume as newer Bluetooth devices

Luckily every time this thing fell off my handlebars I was able to retrieve it before it was run over but the hook piece embedded in the silicone strap eventually failed

I've owned a UE Mini Boom, a UE Boom, UE Boom 2, and 2 UE Megabooms and they were all great speakers, but they all lacked one thing: portability

When I called Bose after one of their reps told be to call tech support, they are too proud of their poor strapping system to do the right thing and help in anyway

The strap does not stay locked to save it's life, and I would not trust this thing on the handlebars of my bike like the photos show.

As for its closest competition, the B&O P2, the Bose is fully waterproof while the former doesn't have any weather proofing (I didn't think B&O advertised any water resistance but apparently some reviews state the speaker is splash proof)

The speaker could make noise at any time without my ability to control it, so I can't bring this anywhere that I won't be embarrassed by a loud, unexpected noise coming from my speaker.

I experienced this at random times, including very early in the morning while I was still trying to sleep and the speaker made a loud noise to wake me up.