Trilleon MS-150 : 2.0 Universal Tablet Docking Speaker with BassRenu

I wanted something to get better audio with my kindle fire. Quite honestly, it sucks by itself. This little speaker system is great. Nice sound, charges both Kindles and cell phone and sets up Kindle on its own stand. Nice product at a ok price.

This worked great for a few weeks, then one day when I tried to use it POP!!!!!! Now its nothing but a flashing power light.

It was good at first ; but the second week I had it started having issues with the sound.I reported it to kindle and they got whole of them for me; then I was told they would replace it then 3 weeks later I still haven't got my replacement. Now I'm told there out of stock! So now ive went out. And bought a smaller speaker.I liked the one I bought and would liked to get a replacement!I'm dissappointed with the company that I bought it from.amozion is refunding me my money:thank you amazon for your help.

I needed something for sound and also as a stand for my Kindle Fire since my grandkids like to watch Dora on it. The sound is good and I watched a movie on it too when I was sick. If you attache the cord to charge it does make a lot of static noise so it is best when your Kindle is already charged. Also it doesn't come with a speaker cord so if you are expecting one it is not there, which is easy to remedy, we had one already for some headphones. Overall it is an inexpensive way to go for speakers for you Kindle. Not fancy but adequate.

I have this in my office. I can now hear my Kindle better when listening to the radio or watching a movie.great product in my opinion with great sound for the price.

I purchased this speaker because of the reviews I read. I was extremely disappointed. The speaker produced less sound than the kindle itself, and the sound was muted. donot buy this speaker.

I enjoyed using this product to boost the sound on my Kindle Fire and my computer. Decent sound quality for the price, and I would have given it 5 stars if I had written the review early on. However, after about 7 months, the power cord would no longer stay connected to the device and I couldn't get it to work.Theoretically, it was still under the 1-year warranty and Amazon referred me to the Kinyo website where they gave warranty info. However, Kinyo has NO WAY TO CONTACT THEM listed on their website. The only recourse is to print out the "warranty card" and proof of purchase, pack up everything and snail mail it back to them, and wait for who-knows-how-long to find out what they will do.Maybe this could be solved with a new power cord or them just sending me a replacement. But there is no way to find out without a MASSIVE hassle on my part, followed by lots of question marks on timing, etc.

Let's face it, there is very little in terms of Android docks with speakers and most universal docks look like crap. The Kinyo MS-150 is a universal dock that actually looks good. The speakers are good with a full sound. It even lets you charge your device via micro usb in the back of the unit. There is room left for improvement. If for whatever reason you want to have your phone in portrait mode and the your aux or micro usb is on the bottom, it's not going to stand. This is a landscape-mode dock only. There is no bluetooth so you will have to use the aux cord, which DOES NOT come with the unit. There is also no volume control or remote. I don't mind not having all features it lacks. It is not battery-operated.I was only looking for a small and simple dock for use as a bedside alarm clock, music player, and charger. Until android docks both look better and function better, this is a perfect and inexpensive device that suits my needs.