Aiwa Exos-10 Portable Bluetooth Speaker, 200W RMS Power, 6.5” Subwoofer, Deep Bass, Party Sync, Backlit Display, FM/BT/USB/AUX, Remote Control, Carry Strap, Bluetooth V5.0

I got this speaker to use at a birthday party. We had hired a dj but they canceled a week before the party so we used this speaker instead and I’m glad we did. This speaker was ready to go right out of the box. It can be used with the battery or plugged into a wall outlet. We had no problem using it for the entire party with just the battery. We easily connected it to an iPad and it held the connection all night. It looks really cool, it lights up and it has a shoulder strap for easy carrying. On its own, it sounds great but we did pair two additional speakers with it and it was perfect. The sound is clear and it puts out plenty of bass. It seems well made, it’s solid enough that it can be used outside but still easy to carry around with the strap. Love it!!

We have been upgrading all of our speakers this past year. Our older ones were completely outdated and a few struggled to work. Anyway, I wanted a speaker that could be plugged into the wall but also had the capability of being portable if need be. This speaker caught my eye. I just really liked the overall look. Then I read the specs and it had features I was looking for.The LCD display is backlit, as well as both VU meters. The audio is 200W RMS power, with a Tri- Amplified System. 2 at 40W and 1 at 120W. It has a 6.5 inch subwoofer, two 2.75 inch dispersion balanced mode radiators, and four auxiliary bass radiators. We can connect via Bluetooth, USB playback that supports mp3, wav, FLAC files up to 64GB, and AUX. There is also a FM radio with analog tuning and presets to quickly get to our favorite stations. The remote has a good range and is ultra convenient.There is a Party Sync feature where we can connect 100 speakers at once. That seems excessive for our needs, but we did try it out with 3 additional speakers. Even 3 extra ones got pretty loud. Thankfully, it was during the day and most of our neighbors weren't home. 😂 There are definitely uses for that and it's a bonus to have. However, that won't be a feature we use regularly.It comes with a strap to carry it around, though we set it up on our record player stand. It's a tad large for the stand we have, so I'm looking for a larger unit that looks more like furniture. The strap is very handy if we do need to take it anywhere.Overall, it was easy to use, paired quickly, and has clear sounds and deep bass.

This speaker is AWESOME! Not too heavy to carry where needed, the look is fun. I love the led lights. The volume goes pretty high and sounds great! Super easy connection through Bluetooth. Backlit LCD display with spectrum analyzer visuals and VU meters, remote control, built‑in clock/alarm, carry strap, up to 12 hours battery life or unlimited wall‑powered use. Retro‑inspired aesthetic with a sleek black finish, silver accent rings, and eye‑catching analog meters

Was dead on arrival!!.. whoever is making these now there’s making them cheap. I do not recommend paying the money. It’s nowhere near the quality of the XO9 the XO 10 is embarrassing. Don’t support the XO 10 I really wish people who made the XO nine would come out with another product and blow this EXOS 10 out of the water.

I own 2 of the Aiwa Exos 9s and one of these 10s. If you’re familiar with the Exos 9, you’ll be disappointed with this new one. No midrange drivers so lacks a bit of sound in comparison. Sounds breaks up at louder volumes. If you’re not familiar with the Exos 9, you’ll probably be happy with this unit.PS, the differences between this and the original Exos 9 is that these are now made by Altec Lansing….a computer speaker company really, and the Exos 9 was actually a true Aiwa unit.

As an owner of two Exos 9 systems and as others have mention, this unit is no comparison to the 9. This system produces more highs than mid and the bass is subpar compared to the 9. It's like it's lacking mid range altogether unless you put bass to max and turn down the treble. In a nut shell it has trouble balancing full range which is very noticeable depending on the studio recording quality. For the price I paid for the 10 I purchased two 9's. It's just not worth the money. Very disappointed as the Exos 9's are not available or I would have purchased another 9 instead. They had a winner and ruined it. Big bummer!

I tested the AIWA EXOS 10 in my living room and the sound was very good and loud enough. Then I took it to the park where I go to practice percussion (congas) and the sound was not as strong as in my house. It seems to me that the item is not strong enough for outside playing witch is the only place I could use it. I had an EXOS 9 and it sound much louder than The EXOS 10. But the EXOS 9 needed repair and I coudn't find a technitian to repair it. I've been looking at Bose S1 Pro +, I tested it in a store and it's exactly what could help me, you see, I suffer from Depretion and my Psychiatrist recomended. If I could exchange it I will pay the difference if you agree. Please help me if you can.

This Bluetooth speaker totally rocks. So easy to use. Can be carried like a boom box with the included strap. Pairing is instant as soon as I turn the speaker on. Also connects using the included USB cable. fast charging and battery life is very long with normal use of several hours a day. The bass is on target making the sound so clear and cool. Color looks sharp. This is a very good value at this price. Super excited!