Retro look for her at the top.

TDK is for many the trademark of magnetic tape cassettes in the 80s and 90s and later, blank CDs. It is therefore very surprising to see the company position itself in the audio equipment market. For this product, there is a slightly retro design with a basic shape, a cube in this case this key obsolete and assumed the big button chrome volume (which also makes it possible to route the device) with circular LED backlight facade and an integrated handle that swears a bit with the slim and slender other brands on the market but which highlights an apparent solidity.

The catch connection (power adapter, USB, jack and an on / off button for a prolonged lack of use) are hidden at the back of the enclosure under a rubber cover. Connected in wired with 3.5 jack male / male or Bluetooth (pairing Express by push of a button, the speaker will fit your needs. Autonomy is 4 to 6 hours depending on the chosen volume that remains Right Hon.

Beyond deliberately antiquated design, what about the sound? I can say that at this level I was very pleasantly surprised. 360 ° Sound fills the volume of the part admirably. There is ample, clean and powerful without saturation even at high volume. The bass is deep and clear highs. And if it still does not fit you, you can set them independently through the front buttons for best results.

In short, this place is at the top and has nothing to envy to other reference marks in the sound field, and I must admit that it now has my preference among the models of the type I have.