Mainly used to indicate it has made connection with a Bluetooth network or to show it is in fact charging. On the bottom plastic part of the device, apart from the buttons, you can also find some indication LED’s. The plastic, even though it’s durable, is easily scratched. Both the top part, holding the actual speaker, and the bottom part of the device, holding the buttons (play/pause, next/previous, volume, end call, etc…) are made out of a durable plastic. The blue cylinder that surrounds the speaker is made out of a solid piece of aluminium, making it feel good to the touch, look nice and of course it also adds to the weight of the speaker. We were sent in the blue edition of the Etekcity® Roverbeats T16 (they come in blue, grey and red). A speaker of this size could surely not produce any decent sound (more later)? The Bluetooth speaker looks quite quite alright to the eye. When we first opened the box, we were amazed by how small this speaker actually is. Let us first talk a bit about the design of the Etekcity® Roverbeats T16. But boy, does it pack a punch (more about that later). The Etekcity® Roverbeats T16 is a tiny Bluetooth speaker that fits in the palm of your hand. And a cousin of the T12, which is also a Bluetooth speaker produced by Etekcity, but this one is much bigger and comes with a crazy battery capacity. The Roverbeats T16 is basically the baby brother of Etekcity’s Roverbeats T3.

The Etekcity® Roverbeats T16 is one of Etekcity’s Bluetooth speakers. They send us in items to review, and the first item we were sent in, was the Etekcity Roverbeats T16. Etekcity is now a proud sponsor of BlackHoleTec. We just had to contact them and get them as a sponsor. After reading about Etekcity and the products they have been making lately.

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