Easy to connect and nice sound for a small speaker.

Needed for work and was easy to connect. The price was great

This speaker produces great sound. It is lightweight and durable. HOWEVAH! When I purchased the speaker my intent was connect it via bluetooth to my laptop. My laptop is older, but it runs Windows 10 and has never had issues with any other bluetooth devices. Every time I attempted to pair the XSound Go with my laptop the best I could do is get it to connect as a hands-free headset for voice only, not media. I contacted Tribit support and they were helpful and thorough. According to them the XSound Go can either connect in "Stereo" mode and "Hands-Free" mode. Apparently I fell into a subset of situations in which the "Stereo" mode could not be used. In the end they acknowledged they were unable to solve the compatibility issue. They offered a full refund, but I was getting enough use of the speaker paired with my Android phone that I decided to keep it. This review is intended as a caution to others that they may encounter these issues as well.

First use went great! Was able to connect wirelessly using an iPad as well as connect to a laptop using included HDMI cable. Included screen worked well too.

easy to connect and reconnect to other devices quickly

I was rather impressed with the August lock - it's incredibly easy to install, it's super easy to operate, and it's proven to be an absolutely invaluable addition to my home. It is a weird complaint to levvy when I visit my partner and I find myself exasperated that her doors doesn't just automatically open for me like mine does: it's honestly a little factor that spoils you.That being said, there is a major weakness when it comes to this package: that August connect. It is a small plugin module that requires a bluetooth connection to the lock (fine), but the bluetooth range is damned near abysmal - think maybe within 5 feet at absolute best, which is fine for a 'standard' Bluetooth device, but I expect a higher quality connection from August. Even being within 4-5 feet of the lock its spotty, and I've had to reset it a few times when it's lost connection. And lose connection it will do: if its not losing connection to the lock, its losing connection to the WiFi, despite the signal in the area being quite strong. I will admit its not necessarily *frequent* that it loses connection, but because of how quickly you get used to doors automatically unlocking for you, it becomes INCREDIBLY apparent when it fails to do so.Outside of that: The August auto unlock feature within the app works brilliantly. Only about 5-10% of the time do I ever have any issue, and usually its solved simply by opening my iPhone up which will prompt it to connect and unlock the device automatically. HomeKit support for locking works great; I can just tell Siri to lock the door as I'm stepping outside, close the door in the few seconds it takes to process, and the lock will seal up. Unlocking through HomeKit requires you to unlock your phone (which is fair if inconvenient when my hands are full and I'm trying to unlock), but August's autounlock has solved that problem for me. Google Home support is there, but since it requires you to enter a password on a Google device (ex: Home/Nest Hub), its something I literally never use.All in all I recommend it: But you definitely want to have a plug that is nearby to the lock in order to run the Connect, and it might need to be *quite* near due to its spotty connection strength.

Minimal packaging which I like (less waste) super easy set up no instructions needed, connected in seconds.

Great product to connect the past with the current connections....