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I'm David corn from cnet.com and this is outdoor Tex rugged water-resistant Bluetooth speaker the Buckshot pro which retails for $80 and comes in multiple color options in the past few months we've reviewed several of these tiny Bluetooth speakers and what's interesting about this one is that not only is it a portable wireless speaker but it can also be used as a USB charger for your phone and comes equipped with a detachable LED light you can use that light as a flashlight or strap it onto your bikes handlebars and use it as a bike light I wouldn't say the light is all that strong so don't expect it to totally light up the road in front of you but there is a strobe mode that at least allows this to work is a safety light while riding previously outdoor tech made a smaller version of the speaker the Buckshot the base on that model was rather thin and while this doesn't exactly pack a lot of low-end the base has been augmented a bit and the speaker sounds better overall and plays louder also battery life has improved to 10 hours which is good when you consider a lot of these micro speakers deliver 5 to 7 hours of battery life from a sound standpoint even with the additional bass this speaker doesn't measure up to such competitors as the JBL clip plus so republic Punk or the sony srs x11 but it is more versatile and it is definitely travel friendly and well suited for hiking or camping and david car noise and that's the Outdoor tech Buckshot pro thanks for watching