Roberts Beacon 320 Bluetooth Speaker - Dusky Pink

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The sound will change as you step through the options. After a few seconds without button presses the speaker will store the new setting. Your product or AC/DC adaptor should not be exposed to liquids, steam, sand, dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the product or adaptor.

Alternatively, even when the speaker is already connected, a long press on the Bluetooth button will disconnect the current device and make the speaker discoverable so that a new device may connect.

When charging is completed the LEDs will stop flashing. The speaker is ready for use away from the mains supply if needed. The EQ LED will light or flash according to the current setting. The current battery status will also be shown. The speaker will flash the battery status LEDs to indicate maximum or minimum volume level is reached. The volume, EQ and power off functions may be controlled by either speaker and will operate on both. Roberts clearly isn’t targeting the house-party crowd with the Beacon 330, instead seeking to please the discerning listener that likely makes up the majority of its consumer base. Even after taking this into account, I still feel the 330 would benefit from a bit of extra oomph across its EQ profiles.

Of all the sound profiles available, Normal and Classic are your best bets, with Classic adding a little more size and pushing out vocals more. Outdoor makes it sound bigger but also a little less defined, while Bass Boost makes the shallow bass slightly tighter but the vocals sound reined-in. They all sound fine, but neither mode grabs your attention. When it comes to classical music, the Roberts Beacon 330 performs better, sounding suitably balanced in terms of mids and lows, but it certainly isn't the kind of speaker that's aimed at a party environment.If the audio from your connected device stops then the speaker will shut down automatically to save power. Beacon 330 only – A short press on the Bluetooth button will cause the speaker to reconnect to previously paired devices if they are within range (up to 10 devices in total). The three little circles in the indicate battery status, while the bars at the bottom are there to help decipher the speaker’s EQ mode. The Beacon 330 is a respectable sounding portable speaker with great looks. How much that appeals depends on whether you value style as much as – if not more so – than the audio. You shouldn’t buy the Roberts Beacon 330 if…