Trettitre TreSound Q LED Camping Lantern Bluetooth Speaker IP67 TWS Ambient Light

The conical, mountain-inspired shape is the whole point. It’s 43cm tall, 30cm wide at the base, and weighs 6kg — definitely a showpiece, not something you’ll toss in a bag. • Materials are wood steel with a glossy lacquer finish. The “Green Hill” version you have uses black lacquer with gold trim. • There’s a braided rope loop at the peak and soft LED mood lighting at the base that pairs with music. • Controls are built into the peak: twist the knob to power on and adjust volume, with an LED indicator for Bluetooth. Sound Performance • 360° surround claim: The cone shape acts as a diffuser to spread high and mid-low frequencies in all directions. • Driver setup: 5.25" subwoofer two 2.25" full-range drivers two 25-core silk film tweeters. Class D amp with 2x15W 1x30W output. • Bass: TRETTITRE tuned it for “size-defying bass” down to 38Hz using a 2-layer compound paper cone. Reviewers note the bass is powerful but can distort on deep bass tracks. • Mids/Highs: Tuned by engineers with 40 years of HiFi experience. However, Digital Trends found the midrange underpowered and the overall sound “mediocre” for the price. Features • Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.2 with Qualcomm aptX HD for 24bit/48kHz audio. Some versions list Bluetooth 5.3. Also has 3.5mm aux input. • TWS Stereo Pairing: You can pair two TreSound1 units for left/right stereo and a wider soundstage. • No battery: It’s AC powered at 24V, 2.7A, max 65W. Despite TRETTITRE marketing it as portable, it’s really meant for home/office. • No Wi-Fi or app: No EQ control or smart features. The Good • Eye-catching design: It’s a conversation starter and looks like functional art on a counter. • True 360° fill: Works well for ambient listening when you’re moving around a room. • Solid build: Wood and steel construction feels premium, and the concrete version is their flagship for acoustic stability. The Not-So-Good • Price vs performance: At $699 MSRP, it competes with high-end speakers that reviewers say outperform it sonically. • Portability myth: At 13.2 lbs and AC-only, you won’t be taking this to the park. • Limited features: No app, no EQ, no Wi-Fi streaming. Best For Living rooms, offices, or studio spaces where you want decor music. If you value aesthetic and 360° background audio for dinner parties or work, it delivers. If you’re an audiophile chasing detail and accuracy at $700, there are stronger options. Bottom line: Buy the TreSound1 if you want a gorgeous sculptural speaker that sounds decent and fills a room. Skip it if you want best-in-class sound or actual portability.