Peace Play Wearable speaker

67 reviews for Peace Play Wearable speaker

1. Anja AvilaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I had a problem with the first unit but it did rattle so probably got knocked in transit , the replacement had a problem with the SD card but that was...More

   I had a problem with the first unit but it did rattle so probably got knocked in transit , the replacement had a problem with the SD card but that was my fault using a faulty card got new card and it works brilliantly also works well with Bluetooth, very handy as work from home but move about a lot with this I can have on without disturbing the wife with my music and me having to wear headphones
   Nell WigginsVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Overall these are very good, I would have a preference for them to be louder and with a little more base, but for listening to music whilst having awa...More

   Overall these are very good, I would have a preference for them to be louder and with a little more base, but for listening to music whilst having awareness of my environment these do the job, moving about the house or running on the treadmill. There is infinitely more sound bleeding than the likes of the Bose version but my wife has said it's "not offensive".
   Chaim BarnesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   got this to test the concept, last time i got bose frames i looked at their version. i really have been impressed the plastics are fine switches are l...More

   got this to test the concept, last time i got bose frames i looked at their version. i really have been impressed the plastics are fine switches are lightly made but in the right place sounds good enough passes the dance test and i’m sure mine ran in over a few hours not to much lows not to dynamic but hey there inexpensive for the price point. will get posh ones eventually but pop an sd card in these and they become so handy, also there soo comfy fit my rather large shoulders like it was made for me.
   Tevin EastwoodVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Good value. Good performance. Shame they don’t have neck strap to stop if falling off when bending over.
   Viaan OchoaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   For the cheap cost, these are great. I use them when around the house listening to a podcast or audio book streamed from my phone. The advantage over ...More

   For the cheap cost, these are great. I use them when around the house listening to a podcast or audio book streamed from my phone. The advantage over headphones is that you can still hear the door knock or the house phone ring whilst you're wearing them, plus they don't irritate the ears as earphones and headphones can.
   Reece GrantVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Incredible value for money. A good extra sound boost for seniors wearing hearing aids as they can be left in . They switch themselves off too so incre...More

   Incredible value for money. A good extra sound boost for seniors wearing hearing aids as they can be left in . They switch themselves off too so incredible battery life. For the price..unbeatable .don’t expect super sound though but it is ok. Could be improved by adding a headphone socket for non Bluetooth use
   Gianni HartVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Has ‘fallen off’ a few times on my cycling but otherwise is great.
   Rhydian ReeseVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Love this a a way to have sound when walking or cycling.
   Willem LuceroVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I had a Bose thing similar to this that cost about £200. Used it for cycling only. Sold it as didn’t cycle much, then because of lockdown started cycl...More

   I had a Bose thing similar to this that cost about £200. Used it for cycling only. Sold it as didn’t cycle much, then because of lockdown started cycling again so bought this. It doesn’t look or feel as nice as the Bose, but once riding you would never know the difference and it’s so cheap That if I lose or break it, no biggie. I think its great value for money. Bravo