DivoomDitoo Multifunctional Pixel Art Bluetooth Speaker, Retro Portable Speaker with Programmable RGB Led Screen, Smart Alarm Clock, Mechanical Keyboard, Supports TF Card & Radio (Black)

The media could not be loaded. I have thought about getting one of these for a while. Seeing them in so many insta posts, youtube videos etc really made me want one. I am so glad I finally caved in and got one, its super cute, awesome and totally worth it!First off the packaging is superb. It comes in this cute little bag with rope handles, inside is container holding the device, push on the side of it and the front door pops open for you to remove the device. Behind the device packaging holder is your manual and stickers.I found the device easy to set up, I downloaded the app, pressed the power button on the side of the device, connected via bluetooth and that was it ready to go before I wanted to customise it to my own preferences. No manual needed for this part, was so easy to do, the manual is handy for getting in depth on the device and all the features it is capable of.The ability to customise which display you want is amazing, the app has so many designs to choose from, with new ones getting added everyday. Be aware though that not every design will work on this device, some are designed for the bigger devices, so you just have to find one that works well for you, but as I mentioned, there are loads to choose from, so this won't be a problem.Key clicking sounds is such nostalgia with this little device, it reminds me of playing on my old commodore 64, love the sounds the keys make. You will only really use these when playing the mini games on the device or changing the display/turning the volume up and down.I felt the sound was decent for the size of the device and I was also super impressed some screen designs come with sound. For example, I was using a rain drop design and the sound was of the rain falling. Was so cool!This device doesn't have to be an added accessory for your pc table or art table etc, it can be used anywhere. Right now, mine is sitting beside my TV in my living room.Really recommend it!

The media could not be loaded. This is actually my second Divoom product - the other is a rather nice clock which has been useful for a good couple of years now (and especially fun for changing the screen with pixel art!) - this has those features but is so, so much more!On the face of things, the Ditoo is a number of different devices all rolled into one so I'll go through each and say what's good and not so good.Decoration: It's an amazing little decorative piece for a desk, or generally anywhere, it doesn't look particularly out of place but very much a conversation starter. The nerdier among us all will likely coo over the decidedly retro computer vibe and that's even with it just being turned off! When you power it on with the little button on the side, it springs to life with RGB colour changing keys and a nice bright large pixel display adding to the retro charm. On the less good points, those of us who would like to keep something like this plugged in all the time as a desk ornament might get a bit of cable management angst as it sadly does protrude out of the side rather than the back. (The included cable is admittedly a nice fabric braided one, but still.)Speaker: Holy poop-noodles this thing sounds shockingly good for its size! It is one of the more deceptive speakers I've heard in a very long time and especially at the price it is! Over Bluetooth, there's minimal lag (could watch a video and it wasn't noticeably out of sync), with the microSD card, it's perfectly lovely if a little strange to navigate (low pixel density screen, so squinting or being further away helps here). The bass port on the back definitely gives the speaker inside the top panel some room to breathe and is very impressive. The battery life was what I would expect for something of this size - I've not managed to drain it completely yet in my usage of a few hours a day while doing bits and bobs. Volume is.... plenty. It can certainly fill a room and especially on top of other noises or people. Sound does admittedly get very slightly distorted at the top end of volume but realistically unless you're in the middle of a field and want to hear it at the other end - it's not an issue!Notifications/Clock: Lovely clock - loads of different faces (think of a retro-looking smartwatch but for your desk!) which should suit anyone's fancy; but if they don't... CUSTOMISE! You can customize darn near everything with the app - Colour of the numbers, animated pixel art, display current weather, or just as a mood/night light. The downside here is most of the customisation is only available from within the app, rather than via menus on the device itself so you will have to use the app to get the most out of it but, if you're looking at this anyway, it's likely not a problem for you either.Distraction demon: Oh how this thing is built for the procrastinator! The clicky buttons are very Cherry MX Red feeling with a very satisfying "click!" to them, the little slot machine pull arm is wonderfully tactile. I've caught myself pressing random buttons just for the simple fun of it! But, once you figure out what the buttons do and get used to the slots arm being the 'enter' button there's a load of extra useful and purely fun features. In the menu system, there are Music, Drawing, Utilities, Clock, and Games. Music is pretty obvious. Drawing has some fun painting memory game thing - not sure I fully understand it but it's fun nonetheless. In the utilities, there's a scoreboard (for quidditch matches?), stopwatch, sound meter/decibel meter (which is actually quite useful to make sure I'm not being too loud on calls when working from home), and a timer. The clock is fairly obvious too and the Games section has a bunch of fun distractions which some, I honestly don't get (read: I'm rubbish at) and some absolute retro corkers like Breakout, Flappy birds, Snake, a racing game, etc. I'll leave it to you to play around with and like me get frustrated... but keep coming back to.Overall: The look and feel of this thing are very premium, the packaging it comes in is honestly a bit bonkers! (in a good way) the bad and the little display case (which looks rather like a mini-fridge!) is just the start of the attention to detail this little thing has had put into it. The switches, screen, battery, and speaker are all really well-engineered, and the overall look and feel are just hard to argue with.Absolutely zero regrets even with my very minor gripes about the intuitiveness of the menus and charger port placement - very happy with this!

Absolutely amazing. The way it came in multiple boxes already impressed me as most tech comes in a thin cardboard box with a bit of wrapping in it, but no, this came with its very own plastic box (which can be used as a display box). It looks like an old computer and I just love it. I love how you can change the colour of the keys through the app which did provide more of an aesthetic with my setup. It’s very easy to use and the speaker is very loud and clear.The screen itself is very bright, and has a good display of colours. There’s so much pixel art you can pick from or even draw yourself if none of the hundreds of thousands of pixel arts doesn’t tickle your fancy. It feels good, feels like it’s very durable and will last. Very highly recommend if you’re considering on buying this.The only negative to this amazing product is the finish. It’s the shiny kind of plastic which will show your finger prints everywhere and hard to clean so I would suggest touching it with a cloth to avoid this. Maybe making a matte version would be nice but not much of an issue.