how many watts is the speaker
1060800
I looked on the radio itself and it does not say anywhere what they are. I can tell you that i wish it was a bit louder than it was.
1060801
I'm not sure, but the bluetooth is so weak on it that you can't move away more than about 6 feet before it starts breaking up. This speaker LOOKS GREAT, but it SOUNDS PATHETIC. I had bought mine about 7 months ago at Target, took it back and got my money the next day. It has to be the absolute worst bluetooth speaker I have ever used. (The design style iHome copied from Native Union) I bought it refurbished on Amazon for $49, New it retails for $129 but its a fantastic looking and sounding speaker.
1754256
peak power 225 watts per speaker.as for the rms power range its 2-110.you can go to crutchfield.com and check out the specs.hope this answer helped.
1280702
200 Watts, It is loud and clear. I used it to boost my flat screen TV, Bluetooth my smartphone music and play audio from my tablet. I am very satisfied with its performance and the small size and relative light weight. I've listened to a variety of music through the speaker. It has good bass response. I have not compared it to the Bose mini.
1746657
don't know how many watts, but loud enough, good sound, haven't used it for phone calls....only complaint...must be close to the phone or will cut out
73441
After a weekend with this, I would say about 20watts. It's about half as loud as the weakest/newest JVC Kaboom! series and those are listed as 40w. Also, those have bass, which this has none to speak of, and don't start horribly distorting what's played at higher volumes.
1811588
I don't know how many watts it is. We ended up sending it back. The sound was good to start but it got scratchy.
738944
It is 25 watts into 8 ohms and 1-10" Fender Special Design Speaker. Hope this helps! JP
2181668
I'm not sure I believe 30 watts. try this link www/jbl.com/images/media/ONTOURIBT or google it is a pdf mannuel of the wireless bluetooth speaker.
1619712
It is 625 watts in total, 500 w + 100 w. If you plan on buying this I highly recommend it. It sounds really good
904802
Power Output: RMS 2Wx2 [THD+N=10%. f0=1Khz]Signal to noise ratio: 85 dBAFrequency response: 190Hz - 18KHz [+/- 6db]Input sensitivity: 500mV +/- 50mV [THD+N=1%]Adjustment: Buttons on the top of speakerInput type: Bluetooth / MicroSD / USB audio / Aux [3.5mm stereo]Active drivers: 2 x 1 3/4 inch [48mm] stereo, magnetically shielded, 4 ohmPassive driver: 50mm x 90mm base reflex wooferBattery capacity: 1000 mAh with ultra low energy consumption speakersPlay time: Up to 10 hours in average playback conditionBluetooth version: 3.0
749624
I believe it's 1400 watts peak...it's a great speaker for the price...and it's Peavey, a no-brainer!
719353
I believe it is a total of 18watts. 2 X 9W THD. I was able to get it off the spec sheet on the owners manual. If you are asking to see if it goes loud...well I would give it a 5.5 on a scale to ten. Using it indoors in small areas would be sufficient in terms of loudness. Outdoors the sound dissipates in really open areas...if you have closed off spaces outdoors the sound might improve. With that said I believe most of the time these speakers will be used for indoor purposes. It does a fairly good job doing that. The 18W does seem a little low for a speaker this size but for $99 and descent sound I cant complain too much.
1060053
Don't know the watts, but the sound is not great. We use it for the kids TV, so it's not an issue, but if quality sound is important to you, this model will probably not work that well.
95924
Hello. This system runs at 100 watts into 4 ohm (2 x 8 ohm) speakers. Thank you for your interest!
1572377
Its not mentioned even on the packaging but I would guess 3-5 watts rms. They get pretty loud but after about 2/3 volume the sound quality isnt great, below that they are still pretty loud and sound decent for what they are. My girlfriend likes them and there loud enough for her. If turned up while not playing sound you will here some crackling and feed back from the usb port.
1322774
I am not sure the exact wattage rating but my reciever puts 80w per channel and I wouldn't go much higher than that. The speakers are clear, but also keep in mind the subwoofer is not powered. I was unaware of this, when the description says "200w" I thought it had a 200w sub amp. I had to purchase a separate subwoofer. Average speakers for a low price.
1097238
The input label says it needs 5 volts and 2 amps, so this is a 10 watt speaker.1W = 1V X 1A