ZEBRONICS Zeb-Sound Feast 500 Bluetooth 5.0 Portable Speaker with 70W, 9H* Backup, TWS, IPX5 Waterproof, Call Function, RGB Lights, AUX, mSD, Voice Assistant, Type C and Grill Finish

The media could not be loaded. ⭐ Product Review – Zebronics Feast 500 BT SpeakerI recently bought the Zebronics Feast 500 BT Speaker, and here’s my honest experience:🔊 Sound & Bass:This speaker is an absolute beast when it comes to loudness and thumping bass. The bass is so powerful that words can’t describe it – YOU LISTEN, YOU LOVE! 🎶Vocals and instrumental music are crystal clear, but the BASS is the real showstopper. If you’re a bass lover, this speaker won’t disappoint.🔋 Battery Performance:It charges only with a 5V 2A charger (not less, not more). I tried with a Samsung 5V 1A charger – no luck. But with my Realme 33W charger (which gives 5V 2A), it charged perfectly.On full charge, if you play music at 50% or above volume, one LED goes off after 15–30 mins.After about 2 hours of continuous playback at the same volume, another LED goes off.The last 2 LEDs actually hold power very well and give around 3–4 hours backup even at half or full volume.Overall, battery backup is good considering the powerful output.⚡ Build & Charging:Works only on proper 5V 2A charging input. That’s a limitation, but once you know it, charging is smooth.❌ Service Experience:The biggest drawback is Zebronics service and after-sales support. If you face an issue, they don’t help directly with return/replacement and simply ask you to go to a service centre. Even Amazon refused to replace unless I brought a Denial Letter from the service centre. This made the experience very frustrating.✅ Final Verdict:Sound & Bass – 10/10 🎵🔥Battery – 7/10 🔋Service – 2/10 😞

Great Bass & Features, but Battery Isn’t PerfectReally impressed with the bass and clarity for this price—perfect for small gatherings and casual listening. It connects easily via Bluetooth, AUX, or microSD, and the RGB lighting and rugged build feel premium. Battery lasts about 5 hours at full volume, though you can stretch it to 9 hours at moderate levels. High volume may introduce distortion or instability. Not ideal for audiophiles, but as a budget party speaker it's a solid pick—just be sure to charge between sessions for longer use.

Very nice product, sound quality is very good

*1/5 - ABSOLUTE TRASH - AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!*I'm still fuming as I write this review. The ZEBRONICS Zeb-Sound Feast 500 is a complete and utter disaster. I unboxed it, and my heart sank - the woofer was BROKEN. Yes, you read that right. A brand new speaker with a damaged woofer. Unbelievable.But that was just the beginning. I tried to reach out to their customer care, and oh boy, it's like talking to a brick wall. Week old pending, no updates, no response. It's like they're pretending I'm not a customer.The speaker itself is a joke. 70W of power means nothing when the woofer is busted. The sound quality is subpar, and the build feels cheap. The IPX5 waterproofing is a lie, considering it can't even withstand the shock of being packaged and shipped without damage.The RGB lights are the only redeeming feature, but that's not enough to save this sinking ship. TWS, call function, voice assistant - all useless features when the speaker itself is a dud.Zebronics, you've lost a customer. I'll make sure to tell everyone I know about this horrific experience. Save your money, folks. This speaker is a waste of time and space.*UPDATE:* Still waiting for a response from customer care. Guess I'll be waiting forever.Don’t be fooled by the fancy features—none mean anything if you get a broken woofer and ZERO support. Waste of money, waste of time. Avoid this brand at all costs!I am going to drag you to the Honorable consumer court for this kind of attitude

This product provides excellent value for money over all.However, strictly speaking from an audiophile perspective keep the following in mind.- highs (symbals and hiss sounds) are weak and that's mainly because the entire audio spectrum is handled by just 2 speakers and they struggle to produce anything above 4k Hz. This could have been improved with a couple of small tweeters (cost would increase though).- excellent bass radiotors. They have weights added to them if you remove and see. Which means zebronics have done their homework with calculations trying to reach as low frequency as possible from these speakers.- loudness is satisfying when placed inside the room or house. If you want to use it for a small gathering above 15 people outdoors, you would want something bigger.- lows are satisfying for the size and money point of view. Frequencies above 2k is slightly muddy but manageable.Construction- Looks and feels solid in hand and it can take a couple of drops from the hand.- I wouldn't let any droplets of water or liquid fall on to it. The cone (speaker memberne) is made of paper and can damage it although manufacturer gives it an IP rating. Note that there is nothing wrong with paper cone speaker. Infact pureist audiophiles love paper cone material.- RGB lights are mediocre and premitive. They might as well have removed it. Just blinks randomly.- Bluetooth range is pretty good with a good 70 feet free air distance.- Haven't tested battery.Overall thoughtsIt would have been perfect if those high notes were taken care of with dedicated tweeters. Even a cheap tweeters would have done the job. However, whole of India is behind 'waah Bhai kya bass hai' mindset and manufacturer took a very good cost cutting note from it. Being said all that it's still a very solid value for money product and I'm happy with my purchase.If money is not an issue there are better ones out there for sure. But I'm poor you see 😂😅