Gemini 15” Wireless Battery-Powered Bluetooth Speaker with Echo, Mic/Guitar Inputs, USB/SD/FM – Ultimate Mobile Sound for DJs, Street Shows & Fitness Sessions (AS-15TOGO)

Man, this is an amazing little speaker. As a multi instrumentalist I needed something versatile. This speaker is perfect! It has all the features I wanted and much, much more. I plugged my bass directly into it and it sounds great, as good as any comparably priced bass amp IMO. I can play along with songs on my phone with Bluetooth and it also functions as a guitar amp, with an amp simulator you can get any sound you want from it. There are a lot of features I have not tested but honestly this may be the best thing I have ever purchased in my life. I am hoping it will be a faithful companion for years to come. I can see myself using it for performances at small venues, it seems ideal for karaoke and general use as a Bluetooth speaker. Tl;dr - this Gemini speaker is a Swiss Army knife of sorts, it might not offer audiophile sound quality but it sounds good and I am thrilled with my purchase.

I purchased this as an additional PA for my magic shows. I have a very small 40watt PA and a very large 2000watt PA. The two were either too big or small for most venues, so I wanted something in between them. I tried a slightly smaller 8" PA of another brand but I returned it. It was way too weak and tinny sounding. I opted to try the 10" version of this and it was a great improvement. I have only tried it in a couple of shows so far but I'm pretty impressed. My Rode Wireless GO2 connects well and sounds really good through it. Playing music through my IPAD is fairly decent. It could be louder but it is mainly background music and I don't need it to blast like a DJ. The Bluetooth range is not very impressive, if I'm being honest. But I don't need much range for how I'm using it. As long as you don't need to go more than 10-15' away with your tablet or phone, it would be fine. Overall, this is well worth it for my needs and will become my most commonly used PA for my performances, as it fits for my average venues.

First the good things... Clarity and Volume along a flexible 45 hz bottom end. But at 25% volume, a fully charged battery lasts ONLY 1 hour to 1 hour 15 min. Due to the weight, this is NOT a wireless solution. This is a NORMAL POWERED DJ speaker. I've owned a dual 8" floating speaker box just as loud with a battery that lasts 6 hours or longer. This is a JOKE, if you need wireless solutions.

I kind of expected better sound out of this 8" Lil guy mainly because of the price. I think you can probably find a better product in the same price range at one of the club stores. The radio is OK. The flash drive is a plus, and the rca inputs were my main reason for buying this speaker. I haven't bothered with the mic because I really didn't buy it for that reason. My first thought was to return it right away, until I hooked it up to my numark (dj controller) mixstream pro +. My dj controller amplified the speaker , and also made it sound 10 times better. I bought it thru Amazon resale at a steal of a price, but think I would have returned it if I had paid the full price. . IDK. I still might return it. YEAH . I ENDED UP RETURNING IT. . IT JUST DIDNT HAVE ENOUGH SOUND QUALITY

Pros: The battery lasted 8hrs at half volume from 100% to 25% it'll will shut down at 25% at half volume. Make sure to fully charge the battery before playing music on it also in order to charge the battery the unit must be turned on then when fully charged unplug. If you don't totally deplete the battery charging to a 100% will take 3-4 hours. The built-in media player is basic but not the worst. The media player remote is basic but easy to use, make sure to remove the plastic contact shield before operating. Sound quality I rate it 8/10 due to the box size it sounds muffled but EQ tweaks and turning the speaker away from you gets a fuller bass sound. Cons: The size of the speaker box is too small for a 10" speaker. The Dynamic Mic that comes with it really isn't that great but it was a freebie so not much to complain about. In the past I've spent $150. and up on popular brand bookshelf speakers and they weren't as loud or had longer play time than the Gemini AS 10TOGO 👍

This a good solid unit. I'll list good points first, a few tips for getting best volume in noisy environment, and a coupl minor points that might be "cons" depending on your needs. PROs: very good battery life, huge volume and great tone. Wired mic with on/off switch and separate volume control. Has a full size SD slot, or use it via Bluetooth to play tunes on a phone or little MP3 player. Guitar input, shared volume control with the mic. IOW good for busking. We use it on highway overpass, playing protest songs and it sounds great even across 6 lanes of traffic. TIPs: the manual doesn't have a lot of detail on the remote but it allows volume control above and beyond the main volume knob. I've determined there is a mixer inside and the remote control volume controls the currently selected music source. IOW if you're not getting enough volume using your phone volume and the main volume knob, try increasing it by the remote. And when you change music source (the Mode button) eg SD card, FM radio, Bluetooth, each of those has it's own volume. So with a small effort you can dial these in so they're the same volume when you change modes. And BTW if you need to replace the remote, they're available here on Amazon. I ordered a spare. (Advanced tip for MAX volume: in a very noisy environment, you can obtain even more volume by compressing your music files. I do this in an old version of Audacity. I "normalize" to -0.5dB, then use the "Limiter" set for Soft Limit, no input gain, 10mS, 10dB threshold and apply make up gain.) CONs: depending on your needs the following might be cons. Playing SD card is very basic, play/pause, next/previous track, no display of the song. Apparently plays any and all music files. No apparent playlist support, not even selecting a folder. OTOH a small cheap MP3 player works great. The wheels are small diameter, fine indoors or on pavement. Not all terrain.

Ive read nearly all reviews b4 i bought this and heres what i got. it was packaged well. It came with a %75 charge,so thats cool works well. Has the volume you'd expect given the 300w rms and 10" spealer.loud enough for an outside audience of about 70 ppl give or take. More volume range if its inside with walls reflecting sound. The sound is great. Im singing and playing acoustic guitar though it. You could use electric gtr but id be sparing with the amount of distortion. Think blues/classic rock not metal. The mic i use is a $40 dollar headset mic and it sounds clear. Really good. If you want to play music off your phone through it,please understand, typical midrange priced bluetooth device speakers dont come with a compression driver/tweeter. Some reviews have said bad sound with music playing . well most full on pa systems are running through a well adapt mixer board for that application. Maybe down load an eq app for your iphone/droid idk. And lastly,if you turn any unit like this past 3 oclock on the volume knob,you'll get scratchy sounds and distortion. Thats on par with most sound equipment especially battery operated ones. Like i said not a bose or jbl. I knew that when i bought it but worth every dollar of price.

I have 3 of these speakers and you can’t beat the quality of them for the price. They are not water proof but I have left them in the rain quite a few times and they don’t have any issues. These speakers are loud with great sound and you can also hook a microphone up if you are into karaoke. If you don’t want to spend 200+ for a high quality speaker these are the way to go!