Small, really good looking and fills a room with great sound from my phone.

amazing* looks: amazing* build quality: amazing* set-up: very good

Both the look and audio quality of this speaker are great

The looking of this speaker is just gorgeous, it fits in my home perfectly

Good looking room stereo, good sound, terrible software and glitchy wifi.

It has really nice bass tones, as well as crisp and clear mid and high levels.

The sound is solid and bass is great worth the purchase.

Thanks to two twitter in the corner, and two subwoofer behind the speaker, the high is crisp and clear and bass is decent

The bass is good but not overpowering like some speakers are

GGMM M3 WiFi Bluetooth Speaker, Retro Wireless Speaker with Music Streaming, Enhanced Bass,

Good speakers aestheticalky and aurally, but they are a nightmare to get to work as designed

The design is superb - it looks and feels very sturdy, and well built, wrapped in a nice leather.

Nice simple retro design and with just a simple volume control knob and one key

Great sound quality, elegant design and very VERY solid craftsmanship.

I flipped through product after product until one caught my eye with wi-fi capability, affordability, stylish design, great reviews... would it work

I found that I'd grown fond of the airplay multicast feature which allows me to send music to any airplay compatible device on my network, the feature allows you to send the same audio to multiple destinations simultaneously

so that it’s available to stream music from any compatible device that’s connected to the same network.-For example, when using my Mac to stream music to the M3 I simply fire up iTunes and in the AirPlay settings I select the M3 as the speakers to stream my Mac’s audio to.-With my

The sound and clarity of this beautiful device is impressive

the process was just as easy, I can use any music player and select the M3 as the speakers I will stream audio to via AirPlay in the control center.-With my Android phone the process is a little different; I downloaded an app called “ShareOn audio” to handle audio playback over Wi-Fi networks, select the M3 speaker from the list of DLNA devices available on the network, wait a few seconds so that it connects to the M3 and that’s all

I ended up having to buy an apple airport express to convert this into a reliable airplay network device.

I recommend it highly as a unit that could provide enough sonic power to fill a medium to large size room in your home

The second unit is the coffee color and sounds just as great as the first unit and looks great

My unit stopped working within the one year warranty but GGMM customer service has been very responsive and is in the process of remedying the defect

I bet it would be great as a pair or multi-room setup, but one unit was just fine for my living room.

Sleek retro looks, very good sound and a great price all combine to make this a great alternative to Sonos

Nice simple retro design and with just a simple volume control knob and one key

It is gorgeous -- an interesting blend of modern plus retro.

Compared to Bose, Sonos and other major brands, GGMM has some good products like the M3, for a very reasonable price.

Sleek retro looks, very good sound and a great price all combine to make this a great alternative to Sonos

Awesome sound and perfect for my cardio kickboxing classes!Solid product that I'll be using for a long time

The product is so good it has prompted me to write my first-ever Amazon review

support- Bluetooth support- leather front & sides- portable - includes strap- rechargeable battery (10 hours' play time)Either way, HIGHLY recommend M3 products

Excellent product, really enjoy streaming Spotify, Country Coffeehouse playlist while I sip coffee and type on my novel Saturday mornings.

Compared to Bose, Sonos and other major brands, GGMM has some good products like the M3, for a very reasonable price.

If you like B&W (more laid back) and Dunlavy (very neutral), the M3 is more forward

Overall the M3 is nothing but well built eye candy, it's a bit on the heavy side for a wireless

The box itself is hefty and well built

amazing* looks: amazing* build quality: amazing* set-up: very good

The design is superb - it looks and feels very sturdy, and well built, wrapped in a nice leather.

The Bluetooth from our phones works fine so far, though the sound is quieter than with the other

Connectivity is poor (bluetooth volume drops so have to reestablish pairing once in a while, wifi has a personality of its own) .I was planning on buying more units for other rooms in the house, but will now look elsewhere.

Bluetooth not working both android and iOS so have to return

The bluetooth works well if the supplying device works.

Aux in works, Bluetooth works for playing from our phones (only used Pandora so far), and the WiFi works for my Mac

For what it's worth, I tested the M3 with a power consumption meter

support- Bluetooth support- metal front (looks almost identical to the M-Freedom)- stationary, for home use- plugs into wall outletGGMM M4 Leather Wireless Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Portable Speaker w/ Rechargeable Battery- 40W

The M3 also gets quite loud

For the quality of audio the M3 is definitely worth the money

Of course, all the features in the world won't make a poor-sounding speaker any better, and this M3 performs great in this respect as well.

The GGMM app is very buggy, and is not reliable, it will crash frequently but continue to play music

7am-12pm PST"Later review: the GGMM app will not work on my Samsung Galaxy

It took a week to find out that their customer service is terrible, as in 'not available'.

support- Bluetooth support- metal front (looks almost identical to the M-Freedom)- stationary, for home use- plugs into wall outletGGMM M4 Leather Wireless Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Portable Speaker w/ Rechargeable Battery- 40W

support- Bluetooth support- metal front (looks almost identical to the M-Freedom)- stationary, for home use- plugs into wall outletGGMM M4 Leather Wireless Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Portable Speaker w/ Rechargeable Battery- 40W

The app itself is a little primitive, but truth is I don't need it

Just don't use their crappy app (IOS) like recommended.

Too bad GGMM app is terrible and they aren’t currently supporting Airplay 2.

The thing is that the AUX connection does not produce the best sound from the M3 is not as good as from Bluetooth or WIFI connection and an upgrade to a better AUX cable would definitely make listening to music via AUX more enjoyable

It took a week to find out that their customer service is terrible, as in 'not available'.