Quality for money

I've had my mine for about 6 months now, still holding up well after the beatings it's had and overall value for money.

House of Marley Chant Review

There are so many sub-$100 Bluetooth speakers, standing out in the crowded field can be difficult. House of Marley's Chant does so, visually, with its unique wood-and-cloth design. At $59.99, the speaker delivers a clear audio performance in the mids and highs, but it runs into some trouble when playing tracks with powerful bass content at higher volumes. Its portable design and built-in speakerphone are certainly assets, but the lack of onboard playback controls or track navigation, combined with the decent-but-not-astounding audio performance, make the Chant a less compelling option than some of its competition in this price range, like the Editors' Choice JBL Clip+ ($79.95 at Amazon) . DesignThe House of Marley aesthetic is alive and well with the Chant. The cylindrical speaker comes with a gray cloth, zip-shut cover featuring the typical green, red, and yellow stitching we often see on House of Marley products and a clothbound 3.5mm audio cable with the same color scheme The ...

The House of Marley Chant is a portable Bluetooth speaker that delivers decent audio performance for a modest price.

Crisp, clear audio at moderate volumes; Unique, portable design with wood and cloth elements; Built-in speakerphone

Distorts on deep bass tracks; Lacks playback or track navigation controls