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So we're here with the Samsung Giga party audio, this is the T-70, this is the largest one the sell.
It runs 679 bucks you can pair it with multiple other units or any of the party audio Samsung makes can be paired with it.
It will be stereo if you pair two of them together.
It has a 10-inch sub on it and this is where the speaker falls apart for me, it has a ten inch sub and the bass
I think should be pretty low and it's not. It's not as low as my little 8-inch LG speaker I have.
Sub woofers generally will go a lot lower but they don't shake the house as much.
I like the shake and I like low bass and this thing just just didn't cut it for me, when I was playing with it.
It's still a nice speaker it's pretty looking the lights are very subdued they're not real crazy.
It doesn't have a ton of features, it has extra bass, it does have an app where you can control the lighting and the music
it has some DJ sounds and stuff that it will make. It has two mic connections.
Both of those have independent volumes and echo you can add to the mics. I'll bring the camera around and show you all that on the speaker.
It's not a bad speaker, but for 679 bucks for me,, no way. It is nice you can pair two together and get stereo
LG at least so far you can't do that,
but you can with this thing, I just I just wish the bass was better if it wasn't for that, I would say the speaker is worth it.
Otherwise I would not buy it. The sound comes out from both sides so it does fill the room pretty nicely
and the sound quality is good, it's clear it just doesn't have that rocking bass that I love.
Now you may not like the rocking bass so maybe it IS the speaker for you. But for me I like the rocking bass
I want the house shaking, I want to hit some real low notes and the speaker just doesn't quite do it.
I did try to find the frequency response for the speaker and I couldn't find it anywhere I
checked the website, I checked the manual I checked everywhere. So I'm not sure what the low end is on
the response. But it definitely is not as low as the LG OK models and surely not as low as the JBL's go.
So we're going to just demo the audio a little bit I already have a couple videos up with
audio on this speaker that you can check out and listen to. I did regular music and youtube approved music
So there's two videos there with with audio you guys can watch. I'll play with it a little bit, show you some of the lights
show you the features on the thing.
It weighs 55 pounds it does not have wheels on it which is another thing I don't like.
All the larger speakers generally come with wheels but this guy does not have them 55 pounds is pretty heavy.
So that is a little bit of a downfall for this speaker. It comes with the remote,
you can control the DJ effects on here, you know skip ahead a song, skip back. You can control the bass and you
can control the light settings. You can also select you from the USB ports to the Bluetooth and all that.
It doesn't do a ton of stuff but it does have a remote, remotes are always nice I think.
So without further ado let's play with this speaker. Today's cocktail jager bomb. Obviously it is one of my favorites.
Okay so this is the top of the Samsung T-70 Giga party audio. As you can see it's got a
handy-dandy groove there to hold your phone or your tablet. If your phone has a case on it
it won't fit in the little slot here, but it seems to fit off to the side here.
I got an OtterBox on my phone for durability, so it does fit in there. I also have the app up on the phone,
as you could see. Basically you can control DJ tunes, the you know little noises it will make.
The light settings are here also. You can kind of put the color wherever you want.
I hate the instructions, There is different modes, party mode, you see it changes color, dance mode
thunderbolt and star whatever that is. So the lights aren't real extravagant.
Basically what you have is the woofer is lit up in there and then you have lights that come out of the bottom of the speaker
So nothing real crazy going on with the lighting.
Controls wise you got obviously your power button, your play button, your volume, bass up, bass down, the settings and this is to change your connection.
We're gonna stick with the Bluetooth obviously. Settings is the light settings.
I'll leave it on party, because I like to party.
Then you got bass you have off or on, that's it, there's not more than one level on the bass boost.
Like I said the sound comes out of both sides here off the front and you can see this thing's pretty steeply angled so it fills the room pretty good.
Bring you around back here it. Even though it doesn't have wheels, it does have these these carrying handles.
To just carry it with one handle is a doozy, like I said the thing is 55 pounds, it's pretty heavy.
On the back here you have your pairing button which push when you are pairing obviously.
If you want to add a second speaker, stereo is here, and then your group play to add multiple speakers.
Then you have a couple USB ports. Usually these USB a lot of times are for charging you device
but every now and then the LG's have it, where you could actually put a playlist on a flash drive
plug it in here and play right off the USB. I would imagine this is what this speaker has,
because the USB came up in the front when I was flipping through the functions.
So I would say that these USBs will accept playlists and you can play right off of them.
Then the microphone connections, so you got two microphone connections. You have an auxiliary port,
which every wireless speaker should have one. It makes a big difference playing through the auxiliary port
rather than playing bluetooth. You'll find any speaker is a lot more clear when you use that cable.
Then your microphones each have an independent volume and an echo. You can turn the echo up and down on the mic.
I'm not going to demonstrate that. I'm pretty sure you guys can figure that out.
So that's basically it for features on this speaker like I said it does not have a ton of features.
It sounds okay, but with the lack of features and the lack of bass I think it's over priced.
Here's the remote, it's a pretty nice remote I mean you know nothing extravagant about it.
It doesn't do a whole lot of stuff. It looks like you can adjust the tempo of the song if you are singing along.
Which I haven't really played with. Then there is different sound modes,
you can adjust. Basically you can adjust the onboard equalizer.
So let's start this over here, so when it connects to my iPhone you'll see it pops up right
here it says Roberts iphone which is a neat feature but I rather not spend my money on dumb stuff like that.
I rather have better sound then a dumb little feature like that. My opinion again.
It's cool but I wish the speaker did did a little more in the way of sound and cool features.
So lets go with something with a little bass.
The volume will go up to 50 I have the phone all the way turned up.
So we're just gonna put the speaker halfway. The dynamic bass is on, so the little bass boost is on and you can see it this low volume it sounds good.
It actually sounds nice and low.
yeah listen this thing thump.
It goes real low at this halfway volume, but if you crank it up it loses some.
It's a nice sounding speaker I just I think it's it's too much money.
I had the LG if you watch the videos on the channel I had the LG next to this thing a side by side comparison,
and the LG's eight inch woofer just kicked this things butt.
So there is the DJ effect, noise, filter, so you could adjust the levels on the remote so not not much to it, crush,
That just sounds awful, chorus yeah I'm gonna turn this off yeah so they don't really do that much and they are kind of hard to use.
They could have left all those features off. I don't know why you would want that stuff, but whatever
Yeah I think they could have let let the DJ features off and lower the price of the speaker a bit.
Sound mode, see it says standard, yeah so there is an onboard preset Equalizers
I usually don't like the onboard preset equalizers, I rather have an EQ that I can adjust
So it has you know seven or eight onboard preset equalizer settings. I'm not a fan of the preset Equalizer.
I much rather have an equalizer I can set up myself, but it does work. It does make a difference when you change the settings on there.
The reason that says scalers is that is the name of the song that is playing right now
So that is a neat feature but I would prefer a cheaper speaker than to have features that really don't, really do much for the functionality of the speaker
Like I said it is a decent speaker I personally wouldn't spend that kind of money on it but if you're a Samsung fan and you like Samsung and this is something you're
interested in, I'm sure you'll love the speaker. I just I just can't see spending that kind of money on it.
It has been a lot of fun to play with, I have enjoyed playing with it.
For me the LG is still the ultimate winner, I have not found this speaker yet that that beats the two LG's that I tried
The OK99 and the OK75 and this thing is louder than the LG ok75 but the bass is way more powerful way more powerful on the lg.
This is also more in the LG OK99 price range and I do not think you could hear this speaker over the LG OK99.
but that said the, Ok series have been discontinued
So this may be the speaker for you, stay tuned y'all because I am gonna get the LG 550 watt
I believe they call it the X boom it's a little battery powered it's kind of like the party box 300
It's about that size I'm gonna get that thing and that's gonna be the next speaker I review and I'm really excited about it because I've had so much luck with the LG's
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