Rover Beats T 12 - Wow, the air for the premium manufacturer is thin!

Pro:

++ Sound!
Wow, I would, so do not expect, even after all the positive reviews. The sound is great! Well dissolved the T12 plays on alert and vigorous. Acoustic numbers make every guitar player on the guitar hear. Drum n Bass is really good, crystal-clear highs and good bass. Newscasters are very easy to understand. Overall, I would describe the sound as honest and balanced. Those who prefer a really bassy should experiment a bit with the installation. If the T12 namely on a sound box (sideboard, for example) the bass is raised significantly. A placement in a corner, however, is not recommended, here the sound is (I suspect due to the slightly lateral radiation) rather mushy. I like the sound best when the Rover beats are free on the table. Of course it is not a studio monitor, but I have the impression that the frequency response is very linear. Compared to my other BT speakers, the two classes will be quite better. In my very personal opinion, the Rover Beats T12 entry level BT speaker plays in the league of JBL with, but of course for a third of the JBL Prize) The performance is sufficient for the sound of a room or the kitchen in party volume.

+ Service!
There is only an on / off switch and volume / skip buttons and a Play / Pause button. Self-explanatory. I did not need a single time the manual. Simply turn on T12, select the device in the mobile phone BT menu, done. The communication also works in relation to skip and play / pause properly and with barely noticeable delay.

+ Design!
The first purely futuristic-modern-looking design of the Rover Beats T12 turns out to be well thought out sound design. Of course, no room-filling stereo image forms, but you can sit in front of the T12 you can clearly see the stereo resolution of listening to music due to the slightly lateral radiation, very amazing!

+ Processing!
Everything is assembled form-fit, there are no burrs OAE. The switches have built a good tactile feedback and are clean inside the unit.

+ Material!
A slightly rough or matte plastic forms the casing, complemented by a nice LS grid. Rubber plates simultaneously form feet and absorber. The T12 can look very sophisticated.

+ Bluetooth connection!
No noise, no cracking, the connection with my Nokia Lumia 920 is perfect, also has 2 rooms.

+ Delivery!
Finally, a charger case. My other BT Speakers have all been just a USB cable in the luggage, also a real power pack is. Even the mini-jack cable for connecting blue toothless appliances included. I would say: full equipment!

+ Packaging!
The Rover Beats T12 comes in a sturdy box in which the speaker, and all accessories are packed. The box fits like a glove and can certainly be used for storage. However, I do not think anyone will pack this LS back in the closet.

Cons:
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Conclusion:

Yes, I am heavily inspired (as you can see the review without difficulty).
Super sound, class materials and workmanship, this charger ... what would you more.
The price is also more than fair.
I have nothing to complain about and give love full 5 stars and an honest buy recommendation.
To illustrate, I have attached some pictures of the "unboxing".