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WOW – Great Product – Good/Fair Price
This is going to be a little “wordy” (aka long winded) but since it seems to be a really good/great product, this information might be helpful for anyone wanting to use on a motorcycle.I purchased 4 different Bluetooth speakers before finding this one. It is loud enough to use on my motorcycle (2019 Low Rider FXLR – OEM pipes) at true highway speeds (55 mph +++).The first four (2 from Amazon – 2 from big box store….returned them) were good speakers and the two from the big box store were “almost” loud enough at highway speeds. Two were good up to about 40-50 mph in the wind and the other two were good up to 55-60 mph in the wind.From the time I started researching this one (Zealot) online and after I ordered it and it got to my door, I had a really good/great feeling about it. Once I turned it on, connected to my phone and turned the volume to the full extend, I was 98%-99% sure that I had the right thing…all I had to do was check in in the wind.I mounted it using the “quick release” (made for fire extinguishers) aluminum mount I got on Amazon and put it to the test in the wind. Let just say that it is loud enough at Interstate speeds (70) and then some. BTW take a look at the mount on Amazon – search for “Vehicle Fire Extinguisher Bracket, Aluminum Adjustable Quick Release Roll Bar Fire Extinguisher” they’re great!Specifically Neat Things About It:1) More than enough volume at highway speeds on my motorcycle with HD OEM windshield.2) Is sturdy and seems to be well-made3) Cell phone (Galaxy) connectivity via Bluetooth totally mimics controls that are on the top of the speaker itself (volume up/down, song play and next/previous songs buttons).4) Standard USB connectivity, Micro-USB and 3.5 Aux plug capabilities are a real plus and work great.The only thing that will need to be tested is the actual longevity of it’s construction and the built-in battery.One note…at full volume (highway speeds in the wind), the battery indicator lights drop to about what appears to be 65-75% left (25-35% used) after about 45 mins. to an hour of consistent use but that actually should be expected and most vendors point that out in their descriptions.One last thing…during my research, I looked at a video online of a handlebar stereo system (also very good product/company) where the person doing the video showed that product at highway speeds (55 mph plus) and this speaker (Zealot) appears (to me) to have as good and/or possibly a little better sound quality at approx. 1/5th the price.Sorry to be so “wordy-long winded” but I’ve been so impressed with this product, I felt led to share as much information as possible for those like me (using on a motorcycle) that want something really good at a good/fair price.Take care and thanks for reading…hopefully the info above with be helpful and save you time!

This Review is about the Zealot S-67 bluetooth speaker – 5 StarsI think I’m a Bluetooth addict… I own a lot of earbuds and speakers. I haven’t found any cure for this yet (haha). This Zealot blew me away, with its power and sound quality. I was not expecting that much, honestly.Pros: again, powerful sound! …with 3 drivers and 2 passive radiators.Sound quality is great. It plays well at low volume and just as well at high volume – no distortion at about 80%.Beautiful unit, especially in blue – my favorite color. Shaped like a football – more or less.Lighted buttons… very useful when lights are dimmed. I just wished they could be turned off, when not needed.Long battery life – so far, no sign of weak battery. And you can see the battery state (right under the EQ button, there are 4 dots showing how much battery is left.Different input modes: Bluetooth, TF card, Aux in. and USB flash disk. So convenient to have all these modes.This is a huge advantage over other speakers who don’t have such options.2 units can be paired, if so desired. I personally believe one speaker is plenty enough. Just saying.Strong and stable connection, with Bluetooth 5.2.Portable, with the shoulder strap and/or the short handle strap (see photos).I much prefer the handle.Cons: EQ modes are almost useless. The normal EQ mode is all you need, as far as I’m concerned.Even if it’s portable (with the shoulder strap), it’s still a heavy unit – 4.3 lbs.I don’t really mind because I only use it in or around the house.Conclusion: If you want power, sound quality, with many options and features, this is a really impressive unit.Hard to beat, especially considering the price.

I was looking at many portable speakers and for the price and watts on this speaker I decided to give it a try. I am so glad I did because this is a great sounding speaker and the quality is really nice. It sounds even better if placed on top of a sturdy empty box as well when using. I use the box it comes in.