DEWALT Mini Wearable Bluetooth Speaker, Clip-On Jobsite Pro (Yellow)

My honest review. 1) it weighs almost nothing. 2) it is small af. 3) it is loud. It doesn't have the best bass. 4) it charges fast. Cons 1) it is advertised at 10 hours life. It's more like 5ish. I had it at full blast. Still good. 2) bass could get some improvements. It can be flat on some songs. I am an avid runner. So every less weight counts. When I say this thing bumps. It bumps. Perfect for when I don't want to use my headphones. Would I buy it again? Yes I would. Great value for the money. Don't let the size fool you. People can hear the speakers from 30+ feet away. It sounds like a mini system in my work truck. I'm not sure how long it will last. I just got it 3 4 days ago. Today 9/17/26 is the first time I used it. Super impressed. The size is close to my thumb. Size of a key.

This DEWALT wearable Bluetooth speaker is great for working on the job. It’s compact and lightweight, so I can clip it on and keep working without it getting in the way. The sound is surprisingly clear and loud for such a small speaker, and the Bluetooth connection has been reliable. I use it while doing handyman work, and it’s perfect for listening to music or podcasts without having to carry around a larger speaker. The rugged design also feels like it can handle everyday jobsite use. Great little speaker and definitely worth buying.

Love this little speaker! I bought a knockoff one that was the same color as the dewalt and couldn't hear it very well at our plant. My brother had the dewalt and said he could hear his fine. Thought maybe his hearing was a little better at first but I took a chance and bought the dewalt. Didn't want to spend the extra money as it is pricey imo but I'm glad I did! I can hear this little guy! I clip it on my shirt color and can listen to music or answer the phone. Can't really talk on the phone it's really loud and it's not magic lol but does what I needed it to do and lasts my 12hr shift most of the time, I'd gaurentee 10hrs with constant use of a movie or music playing. If I'm listening to movies when I first walk in 10hrs it's screaming for me to plug it in, but very faint hahaha

I bought this to have sound where I could hear it but not in my ears or in my pocket and I love it. I felt the price a bit high, but for there not being much on the market, it is better quality sound than others I have tried and the clip stays attached quite nicely. So, in the end, the value is worth it. Battery life is sufficient to get through two 5 hour sessions of music and still have a little left. I love the simple design: compact, On/Off, volume up/down. Yes, I highly recommend this little speaker for on the body personal music.

**Update** - I have had this little speaker for several weeks now, and use it semi-regularly (1-3x/wk). After the initial charging, I still haven’t had to charge it again! I have to have used it for over 10 hours, and it still says battery is at medium (I’m guessing it is about to go to low, but odds are it has at least another 3 hours before I’ll need to charge it). Incredible battery life, which is so much more convenient than cheaper Bluetooth speakers that only last maybe 3-4 hours between charges. Again, I have been very happy with this portable speakers, and highly recommend it! I got this primarily for walking outside, including in light rain. I prefer to not use earbuds when out walking (even with transparency on), so I don't have to worry about them falling out. I have had other clip-on Bluetooth speakers, which were okay for the price, until the clips started breaking and I couldn't get replacements. I figured I would look for one that is not only weather-resistant and has decent sound, but also is maybe a little easier to use overall, and got this one. I was willing to pay a little more money this time if I could get something that seemed like decent quality and would likely be durable. I only got this a short time ago, but I have used it a few times, and so far I'm very happy with it. Pairing is quick and easy, and reconnecting to my previously paired phone happens super fast when turning it on after it's paired. I love that when you power it on, it clearly tells you the battery status (high, medium, low) and whether or not your device is connected. So far the battery life seems to be very good - I've used it for probably 2.5 hours total so far, and it still says it is on high battery. The volume is easy to adjust as well. I haven't tried phone calls on it yet, but dictated a couple of texts, and that worked well. It also comes with its own cord and storage bag (which my older, less expensive Bluetooth speaker did not). My only issue so far is that the way that the top of the clip in back is bent is probably better for not poking you when wearing it on your shirt collar (which I often do), but it makes it awkward to grip when clipping it on. I wonder if there is another way to design the clip that could be both easier to clip on, but still won't poke the user? Perhaps something to think about for a next iteration. Overall, so far, this is a solid little speaker.

Who is this for? (1) Folks that like gadgets (2) Those that want an alternative to wearing earbuds with hear-through on (3) Those that are on the move a lot, not near a stationary speaker, and can't or don't want to wear earbuds (3) All of the above + those that listen to audiobooks, podcasts, news, etc. more than music. PROS: (1) It's small and does in fact weigh 2oz (1.8 oz). (2) The body is a mix of plastic and rubber so, at 2oz, it won't disintegrate when dropped. (3) Battery life is great so far - 8 hours straight without charging. (4) The three buttons are easy to find and use, even wearing gloves, and offer good tactile feedback. (5) It auto-connects to the last connected device which is handy. (6) Spoken audio is louder, sharper, and with a broader frequency range relative to the internal speakers on my iPhone 16 Pro. (7) the clip as so far proved to securely hold the devise to clothing. (8) The voice prompts are much more useful than audio beeps and so forth. CONS: (1) This device is advertised as "Pro Audio Sound for Music and Calls", which you should largely dismiss. Someone in marketing at DEWALT doesn't understand what Pro Audio Sound really is. Audiobooks, podcasts, news...in other words, spoken audio, sounds much better on this speaker than my iPhone 16 Pro. I consider this device great for that. "Music", on the other hand, leaves just as much to be desired as the sound capability of my iPhone 16 Pro. The lower frequency range just isn't there. Perhaps with jazz, classical, old country, or a-capella, it sounds good enough. With rock, rap, r&b, modern country, the absence of the lower frequency range makes the music unenjoyable. I suspect if you're buying a speaker this small, you understand you're not going to get high-end audio from it and are ok with that. (2) Based on all factors and the current market, and considering the lifespan of portable battery devices, this wearable speaker is objectively overpriced. Other wearable bluetooth speakers on the market with very similar design and functionality are priced in the $20 to $40 range. At $69.99 for this DEWALT version, you're buying the name and maybe the warranty. Functionally, it offers nothing more or better than a majority of the competition. (3) The LED light on the bottom of the device that constantly flashes while the device is in use can be very annoying when using this device in the dark. It's practically useless since, if the speaker is producing sound, a secondary indicator that the device is working is unnecessary. Take some black paint and cover it up. Note: I have not used this device for taking phone calls so I have no feedback to offer regarding the built in microphone. Should you buy it? If you mostly listen to spoken audio, need/want a wearable alternative to earbuds that's easy to use and has good battery life, are loyal to the DEWALT brand and their pricing, sure buy it. It's a handy gadget. If you want a wearable speaker but aren't loyal to DEWALT, consider the other similar but less expensive wearable bluetooth speakers on the market.

We’ll see how the replacement works or not. I just returned this because the battery wouldn’t hold and the flashlight didn’t work. I was able to connect and listen to a song and it sounded good. It’s small and the clip appears to be well made to hang on to a belt or belt loop. Replacement works. Be sure to use the charging cord that comes with it and not a more powerful one. I used a more powerful Dewalt charger cord and it didn’t charge it properly

Very durable. Audio sound pretty good for its size. Pretty good battery life. Worth the purchase.

Surprisingly good sound from what is a tiny speaker. I use it for listening to audiobooks and for that it’s perfect. Better than wearing earbuds all day and safer to hear what’s going on around you whilst working on site etc. and you’re not broadcasting your noise to the whole world! Battery life is great too. As for value the jury is still out on that one. It’s somewhat pricey for what it is. Creative make something similar, the MUVO Free, which is almost as good for a quarter of the price. It also can pair with a second unit to give you stereo. This DeWalt unit has the edge when compared side by side with a single Creative unit though.

Works perfectly, sounds pretty good for the size. No issues here.👍👍

Excelente qualidade, um pouco caro em relação aos similares do mercado

On the job, it works fantastic. Good quality sound.

Super produit très pratique sur chantier