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Question: How do I put it in charge in Solar mode? How stong the sunlight need to be. I put it right near the window. It's cloudy and the thing is not charge.
Document: I have a couple bluetooth speakers and usually I'm wary about ones with speakers these small. I bought this for my brother for Christmas; he's in college and hangs out by the pool throughout the summer. The main selling point for these speakers for me was the fact that it's solar powered and basically will run forever if its in sunlight.When we tested this thing out, it delivered! IT was charging very well while just receiving a little sunlight through a window inside our house.
The solar recharge makes it perfect to sit out by our pool. We've had it for about a month using it frequently and haven't needed to plug it in since the initial complete charge when we purchased it. The water resistant aspect has come in handy since we put it near the pool often. The range isn't huge but its good enough that we can keep the phone and speaker apart.
Product is loud enough for my needs and seems powerful enough to allow plenty of distance between devices connecting via Bluetooth. The speaker sets near a window and is generally always charged and ready to go. Speaker meets my needs, portable, loud enough, and the solar means I am not digging for batteries when I want to use this.
The first time I did it, nothing seemed to work but I was just playing with it. I then tried it the next day and still nothing but found a button near the inputs to connect your device to charge and a light lit up. (Now remember, i am not one to read instructions - LOL). My phone was charged fully in a few hours which was nice. The down side though was it sucked up my battery from the Eaton and this was in direct sunlight.
I threw the unit in the sun for the day to charge.I connected to the unit via both Bluetooth and using a 3.5mm male to male stereo cable. While I would not call the sound crystal clear, the sound is indeed very good to excellent. As you put your ear near the device, there is definitely an audible hiss coming from the unit, but once you are more than a foot away from the device, the background hiss is pretty much inaudible.
Perfect. Exactly what I wanted. You will never need to plug in for a charge,just leave it in the sunlight. Sound is good.
The audio quality may be a small notch below jambox or bose, but the rugged ruckus makes up for it and then some.The solar panels keep it running forever. It even charged while sitting on my office desk near a window. Add in the fact that its splash proof, drop proof, bluetooth, and can recharge your phone? Wow. What else could you ask for? Especially for $100.
It's not the loudest speaker but it works for what I need. I love the fact that it's solar powered so I just have to worry about exposing the top to sunlight to make sure I can use it.
I purchased this speaker primarily for beach trips and tailgating. Here are the pros:  very small and portable, charges even when it is cloudy, holds its charge extremely well, bluetooth connectivity is great. Here are the cons:  the top volume level isn't that loud (you need to have this speaker within 5 feet or so of where you want to hear it IF you are outside...indoors..no problems at all), music that is streamed online (i.e.
Awesome system for personal use outdoors. Very light, will be great to put in backpack and use the battery to charge my phone. This thing will not blast music during a party, but volume level is pretty good (but no bass).
Answer: You need to make sure you have the device fully charged via plugging it in before you can start charging devices or solar charging. After that it should charge on its own and be able to charge devices as well