Makita XRM06B 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Bluetooth Job Site Radio - Portable Worksite Speaker with USB Charging for Construction, Outdoor & DIY Projects

Good things:-Speakers on side, this make sense in a larger area, sounds funny from right in front.-Runs off a regular Makita battery, but has wall power thing too-Has clock, most people use phones for clock anyway, handy tho-Strong enough to sit on, step on. Yeah, not supposed to do this. Just assume it will happen esp. when hijacking your BT connection-Seems to deal with a rugged life well-Easy to operate with gloves on-Bass is epic, gets pretty loud, good enough. Crank your phone and this will comply.-Handle: handy folding feature is nice because then you can sit on it (I know, I know...)-Seems to deal with rolling BT connections over, but if yours is 1st you may get bumped. Assume that people will figure out how to take over the sound system.-Bars on front prevent it from hitting controls, turning on in transport-Flat top so you can stack stuff on itBad things:-Hard to get wall power thing in battery compartment. If you don't put it somewhere it will get lost-Black color gets hot in direct sunlight (not a biggie, just put it in the shade)Radio? No one seems to use this any more. Streaming radio-->Bluetooth seems more common. IMHOSleep timer, alarm, etc. Not needed, not even used. All this stuff is on phonesLine-in? Hmmm, never used, may never need it in this day of Blue Tooth.Antenna: If the radio is not used, what's the point. Nice that it's rubbery, but we don't use it.Have not tried in rain, snow or bitter cold. Have not dropped from any epic height, hope that never happens.