Divoom Ditoo Speaker Review -- a 'Gaming' Speaker?

This speaker has a sweet retro design, nice audio quality, and supposedly plays games. Let's check it out.

This device was sent to me by the company, but I received no payment and all opinions are my own. The company did not review this video before I posted it.

Timestamps:
00:00 introduction
00:34 features
01:08 unboxing
02:57 powering on and orientation
03:37 app features
03:50 "games"
05:42 audio quality test
06:28 impressions and likes/dislikes
08:19 conclusion

Intro theme song sampled from "Hexadecimal Genome" by Bit Shifter:

#Ditoo #Divoom #Crysis

[blidosawr]

Its a cool device, bit a bit pricey for what It has to offer

[NeoTechni]

I have it in pink, but I wish I could program for it...

[afurinperil]

I'm obviously not in the industry and don't know all the costs associated with everything but... it seems to me if you made something like the Anbernic RG280V in this formfactor and slapped a $20 or $30 Bluetooth speaker in it you could have a device that makes a lot more sense for roughly the same price or just a little bit more. If you're going to make a "gaming" device then do it properly. This conceptual device isn't something I would use as my primary handheld but, like I said, it would make a lot more sense than this thing.

[sirdaddytopper]

I watched because, initially, the design reminded me of an 80’s table top game called Astro Wars. But $80 for something you’ll lose interest in less than 80 mins after it’s been unpacked? Hard pass.

[Piglet]

a 10watt speaker? No it will not do as a speaker for music, well real music that is. I don't see a use case for it. Waste of resources, time and effort if you ask me.