Motorcycle Speakers Bluetooth Waterproof Radio Audio System Built-in Amplifier, 3 Inch Metal Mp3 Player, Great for ATV, Scooter Bike,12 Volt Vehicle, K2BL

I gave it 5 stars because of the value for the price. Its mounting system is very easy and works great. Sound quality is nice and it’s got some volume. Matches my bike perfectly. I think this speaker is the best for the money no doubt. If you want decent sound on your motorcycle, easy installation, and not too expensive this is the speaker for you.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve had this for a few months now. It was easy to install. It would have been easier if I had read the instructions to begin with but it’s on. Easy to connect to my phone. It also has radio and USB. Mine came with a USB drive with some music on it. Doesn’t know if that’s standard. Sound quality is good but will get distorted if you max out the volume. Music is audible at 45MPH but above that wind noise takes over. So it’s good around town. I’ve had it on my bike through several rainstorms and it still works.

I got this to put on a boat. It does the job, it’s loud enough for you to hear on the boat with a 140 Boat Motor goin about 35-40. Might differ on yours. Just wish it had a volume button. And maybe a time display. The cord was plenty long for my use. I would say it’s worth the money. Easy to take on and off to keep out weather for longer life span

It was an absolute pain to install onto my handlebars because the adjusters just could not stretch to the right angle for my bike. Nonetheless I eventually managed to get them on there. It is very sturdy, had great features, and best of all it’s LOUD! It comes with a flash drive already installed (that you can remove) that’s loaded with songs (a very mixed variety) , has Bluetooth, and plays the radio as well. The radio picks up stations but it’s the greatest at finding signals, I do with it had an antenna or something. But this thing is loud, I can hear it when I’m cruising on the highway doing about 70-75 just fine. I’m sure if you have one of those obnoxiously loud bikes it’ll be a lot harder to hear, but that’s the price you pay, you’d rather hear the bike than great music lol. I ride a 2024 Kawasaki Eliminator 450cc for reference. Love this thing, it kicks butt.UPDATE after like 8-9 months :1. The radio feature is extremely limited to non functional. It basically doesn't pick up stations even with very strong signal.2. You can technically hear it at highway speeds but you should probably use headphones or ear plugs at highway speed regardless to prevent yourself from getting hearing loss. It is super rainy though once you pass 65 mph. Non existent at 70 mph.I keep it on my bike to use it for when I'm parked somewhere or hanging out with people and we want to listen to music. It's great for when your at the lake or river and want to blast music while y'all swim or something. Would be nice to use as well on days you plan to just putt around town , not going over 50 mph , and just enjoying a little ride around.I realize my original review was a bit exaggerated and optimistic but I've come to straighten that out lol.

Rral good sound and badica4easy to install. Great size.

Is loud but no bass. No way this this is 300w. Mounting can be tricky not all handlebar will work. After removing some parts on my handlebars I was able to fit it on my Honda rebel 1100 dct.

Bought this for my husband’s motorcycle. It’s nice and loud. Connects easy to our phones.

Got it to mount on my bars for my Victory Vegas. Good quality sound, just doesn’t have much bass at all, unless you can adjust it, in that case I have yet to figure out how. Gets loud!! I can hear it pretty good 60 to 70 mph. Terminals hook right up to the battery, mounting bracket seem cheaply made but seem somewhat durable. Tightens up good, but you’ll want to apply some locktite or retighten the mounting bolts as needed. I’ve also ridden in a rain storm and the speaker held up good! I’d recommend it. Comes with extra parts.