Water Speaker Review 2020- Is it Worth it?

If you’re planning on spending a lot of time at the pool or beach this summer or listening to music anywhere outdoors, you’re going to want one of these best water speaker along for the ride.

Of course no one ever really intends to get their portable speakers wet, but accidents and bad weather can happen and when it does the last thing you’re going to want to worry about is whether or not your speaker still works when it’s been left outdoors.

What is a WaterProof (or water-resistant) speaker?

While waterproof and water-resistant aren’t synonymous, they roughly translate to “water won’t ruin it”. 

Waterproof is the better of the two, as it usually carries an IP67 rating that means it can withstand to float in around a meter of water for a half-hour before it bites the dust. 

Water-resistant, on the other hand, means it could survive a splash or two, but it’s not the kind of thing you’d just want to casually throw in the pool.

Of course waterproofing isn’t the only thing we looked for when picking out this list of the best outdoor speakers.

We also considered factors such as sound quality, price and feature set, all of which helped establish a set of criteria that we could measure all speakers against.

What you see below is the result of that effort – our definitive list of the 10 best wireless portable waterproof speakers.

Specifications of the Water Speaker

• WaterProof
• Build-in Mic (can answer calls)
• Built in Battery
• Mini SD Card to Play Audio
• Vacuum Sucker at the back
• Hanger
• Rubber coating
• FM Radio

What You can do with the Water Speaker?

• WaterProof For Use in Shower & Holidays
• Advanced HD Sound With Extended 6h Battery Life
• Accept Phone Calls
• Stable Bluetooth Connection
• Your True Portable Music Buddy
• Android & iOS Compatible

Outdoor Speakers FAQ: Quick Questions Answered

• Can you put an indoor speaker outside? It’s possible, depending on the type of power output. A wireless speaker can be put anywhere, providing it’s near enough to its source device – smartphone, computer, or otherwise. Keep in mind indoor speakers won’t usually be waterproof, though. So it’s always best to get one built for the outdoors to be safe.

• What’s a good wattage for outdoor speakers? 5W might be suitable for a quiet picnic, but you’ll want more for a bustling BBQ or party out of doors. For comparison, most smart TVs come with maximum 10W speakers.

• How many outdoor speakers do I need? This depends on the volume of the device and where you’re putting it. For covering various spots around a garden or yard, you may want several.