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Budget-friendly wireless speakers are understandably popular these days, thanks to the sheer volume of options available and their general high quality at ever lowering prices. While some of the popular brands available today are known for their audio products, others are popular for different things. Today's review covers a product from a company that fits into the latter category.

LeEco is best known for its phones and content services, but does also manufacture some interesting budget audio products, including the Leme Bluetooth headphones. Also a part of the audio range is the Letv Bluetooth Speaker, which is available at Rs. 1,999 on LeEco's own website LeMall.com. How does this small and colourful speaker perform? Find out in our review.


The LeEco Letv Bluetooth Speaker isn't the fanciest or most premium-looking speaker around, but it doesn't look too bad either. It's available in four colours: black, blue, orange, and pink. We liked the light blue colour of our review unit. The rectangular body has rounded sides and stands upright in ordinary use, with front-firing speakers and rubber grips at the bottom to keep it in place. It's incredibly stable in operation, unlike some of the other speakers in this price range.
The device has two full-range drivers and a third bass driver on the side. The metal grille extends all around its body, while the top and bottom are plastic. There is just one button on the entire device, which handles power, play/ pause, call answer, and pairing functionality. It has a light ring around it to indicate when the speaker is in use. Volume and audio controls have to be handled from the source device, since there are no buttons for those on the speaker itself.

Charging is through a Micro-USB port at the back, and connectivity is exclusively through Bluetooth due to the lack of an auxiliary port or any other form of input. The Letv Bluetooth Speaker has a 1200mAh battery that keeps it going for about eight hours on a full charge. There's a microphone that lets you use the speaker as a hands-free device with your phone. Sound and microphone quality are both decent for this purpose.


We tested the LeEco Letv Bluetooth Speaker with our OnePlus 3 (Review) paired over Bluetooth. Focus tracks for the review were Skrillex's Rock and Roll, Martin Solveig's Intoxicated, and Kala Chasma from the Baar Baar Dekho soundtrack.

Starting with the dubstep track Rock and Roll, the first thing we noticed was that the sound has an excellent tone, with music feeling clear and strongly defined. Thanks to the dedicated bass driver, there's a significant sense of thump to the bass, and the low-end feels strong as well. The sub-bass range sounds better than the mid-bass, which seems to be a bit recessed. The speaker also gets very loud when used at maximum volume, although the strong tonality gives it a sharp edge that makes it a bit hard to listen to when the volume is too high. The speaker is a lot more stable and toned down than the identically priced Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Speaker, although the sound isn't quite as exciting and attacking.