Portronics Harmony Mini 25W HD Premium Portable Bluetooth Speaker with Subwoofer, EQ Adjustment, 6 Hours Playtime, in-Built Mic,TWS Mode,RGB Lights, Bluetooth V5.3, Type C Fast Charging(Black)

The media could not be loaded. Vocals are clear, trebels are good, Bass is thumpy, can make your bed vibrate a bit if placed on bed itself, Build quality is good but not great as much as premium speakers. Its goes very loud for indoor use above 80% volume. Battery life is good if used in below 60% volume but drains within 2-3 hrs if used in full volume because of size to sound ratio. Its very compact, Charging time can be improved.To make it easier i will rate out of 10.Vocals 9/10Trebles 8/10Bass 9/10Build Quality 8/10Battery Life 7/10Sound Quality overall 9/10Portability 10/10Button functions 8/10Connectivity 10/10Charging time : 5+ hrs for 0 to 100 and minimum 2-3 hrs for use is mandatory.Enjoyable loud 25W sound.At this price range this number are enough numbers are very good if compared to other speakers in this budget.Definitely we cant compare it with MarshallBut it can easily stand with JBL’s expensive speakers under 10,000.Conclusion : If you have 2500-3000 budget you can rely on this speaker for good sound and build quality in a compact size. It can easily stand in top 3 under budget speakers ..Thankyou …

It’s totally worth the price. The sound quality is super impressive with deep bass, and the RGB lights add a cool vibe, especially at night. Battery backup is decent, lasts around 4-6 hours. Plus, the build quality feels premium and solid. The Type-C fast charging is a bonus. Overall, a great portable speaker for music lovers at this price range!

Its a good brand to go for, I've been using this brand for quite long now.This speaker having good bass as well as treble.Output is awesomeGo for it without thinking.Got it on republic day sale.

Awesome speaker, small packet big dhamaka... Crystal clear sound, easy to use and great detailing with very good quality of material

The quality is really impressive and mids , lows are also good.It is delivering completely balanced sound in their segment.I would say just go for it , without any doubt...Battery life - 4/5Value for money - 4.5/5Charging ability - 4.5/5Bluetooth connectivity - 5/5Performance - 5/5Build quality - 5/5Overall sound quality - 4.7/5

The sound quality isn't even close to my dying Mi Bluetooth speaker i bought eons ago. The sound isn't terrible but the lack of soundstage and wideness makes it sound very claustrophobic and muffled. The speaker gets loud but it doesn't have enough clarity. The eq modes hardly do much, but surprisingly treble is the one to use.The design and build is pretty good tbh, though i hate the rgb light strip, it could have been done better this one looks cheap afI would get tribit plus 2 or realme over this one.Also dont buy boat, boult or other garbage audio products.

Great choice under Rs 3000 . Clear and loud sound. great speaker from portronics.

The build is sturdy but nowhere close to premium as people are saying. It may look and sound like a big deal if you are coming from below-1000 speakers. The RGB light and big "subwoofer" label look tacky. One unit had nice, clicky buttons, but another had buttons that were hard to press.Sound is loud for the price, but it’s not as high-quality as people say. It’s decent for simpler tracks like female vocals or mid-range sounds, but throw in a complex track, and it gets muddy.At 2,499, I could have overlooked some of this if the overall experience were better.Battery life is the real issue. It barely lasts 2-3 hours at 60% volume in normal mode with RGB on. The RGB light drains a ton of battery, so with it off, it runs for around 6 hours. But that's in normal mode; backup is way less in bass mode, which you'll be using most of the time as the normal mode sounds tinny.Battery calibration is also messed up. While charging, it’ll show full charge in 30 minutes, then drop 30% within 10 minutes, then hover at 70% for a while. Then it suddenly starts dropping and even shuts down. You plug it in, and it will start at 50%. You have to keep it plugged for 1.5-2 hours even after it shows 100% charge to fully charge it.Software is inconsistent too. You have to turn off the RGB every time you turn it on since it doesn’t remember your settings. The equalizer resets to normal after every restart too, which is annoying. To make things worse, the RGB light is the only power indicator, so if you turn it off, you have no way of knowing if the speaker is on or off. There is no way to know which EQ mode is currently active; you have to change it to check.It sometimes shuts off mid-track or stays on for hours with no activity.At one point, the volume-down button increased the volume, and the up button did nothing, so I had to restart it. After dealing with these issues, I requested a replacement, but the new unit died in 4 days.Also, after buying, I learned this is a white-label product, sold as the “Stage Go Free” internationally, no difference except the logo.With all this, I can’t recommend it. Better to look at more reliable speaker brands.