Dyurwa Portable Bluetooth Speaker (24W stereo, Bluetooth 5.3, 12H playtime, IPX6 waterproof, RGB lights)

The essentials

If you want a portable Bluetooth speaker that’s built for moving around, the Dyurwa portable model makes a clear case for itself. It’s positioned around “proper day-to-day usefulness”: 24W stereo output, Bluetooth 5.3 for a steadier connection, up to 12 hours of playback on a rechargeable battery, and an IPX6 waterproof rating for outdoor use.

Where it’s a bit more interesting than many basic travel speakers is the mix of features. You’re not only getting a wireless speaker for music—you also get a built-in microphone for hands-free calls, plus RGB lighting with multiple colours and modes to set the mood at home or at a gathering.

That said, it’s not perfect on paper. A lot depends on the environment (how quiet the space is, how close you place the speaker, and what “12 hours” looks like in your real-world volume level). If you’re chasing studio-level sound, you may find the overall tuning more “versatile and fun” than ultra-accurate.

What you actually get for 24W stereo sound

The headline here is 24W stereo sound with dual 52mm full-range drivers and advanced DSP. The idea is to provide room-filling stereo sound with deeper, punchier bass, warm mids and crisp highs—so films, games and music can sound more engaging than they would from a small single-driver unit.

In practical terms, it should suit scenarios like playing a playlist while cooking or hosting friends where you want sound that fills the room rather than staying tight to the speaker. Outdoors is trickier (open air eats bass), but if you keep expectations realistic, the “clear and natural audio” approach can still work well for background-to-middling volume listening.

One thing to note: while the description strongly leans into 360° hi-fi sound, real 360° performance is always dependent on placement and room shape. If you tend to place speakers in corners or against surfaces, you might hear the balance shift—nothing “wrong”, but it’s good to be aware.

Connections that don’t keep dropping

Bluetooth 5.3 is included, with a stated connection range up to 30 metres (100 feet). Over the last couple of years, newer Bluetooth versions have generally helped with stability, and this is aimed at making pairing feel effortless with common devices.

It’s described as compatible with phones, MP3 players, TVs and laptops, which is useful if you’re using it in different rooms or moving between devices rather than treating it as a single-purpose gadget.

If you frequently switch between phone and laptop (home office → evening music), this kind of pairing convenience is exactly what you’re hoping for.

Outdoor-ready portability and protection

The speaker uses a rechargeable lithium battery (1800mAh), with up to 12 hours of continuous playtime after around 3 hours of charging. For a portable speaker, that’s the sort of runtime that can get you through a weekend hangout, a long outing, or a full evening at home without constant charging.

For durability, the product is rated IPX6 waterproof (and the description also mentions sandproof and dustproof). If your use includes beach days, camping, or generally not-too-careful handling, having an IP rating matters more than marketing fluff.

Still, do keep limitations in mind: waterproof ratings usually cover splash and spray scenarios, not the “leave it submerged for hours” style of testing people sometimes assume. If you plan to dunk it or go deep-water, you’ll want to be cautious.

RGB lights and the built-in mic

There are seven colour options and three lighting modes. This makes the speaker more of a “party-friendly” portable—useful if you like the vibe and want the music to feel like an event.

The built-in microphone is another practical addition. If you take calls away from your desk (or you’re out walking and want hands-free communication), it’s a helpful feature without needing extra accessories.

Who it’s for (and who may want to skip it)

It suits you if you want one portable Bluetooth speaker that can handle home listening and outdoor outings—hiking, travel, parties, and day trips—while offering stronger output (24W) than the smallest budget speakers.

It may not suit you if you’re very sensitive to audio accuracy at high volumes, or if you’re expecting consistent performance in all outdoor conditions regardless of placement. Also, if your priority is pure sound quality above everything else, lighting effects and the broader “all-rounder” feature set may feel like extra—though they can be a positive if you’ll actually use them.

Final verdict

Is it worth it? The Dyurwa portable Bluetooth speaker looks like a sensible all-rounder: Bluetooth 5.3 for stable pairing, up to 12 hours playback for real-life outings, IPX6 waterproof protection for outdoor use, and 24W stereo sound to make rooms and gatherings feel less flat.

You’ll probably get the most value if you want a practical speaker you can toss into a bag and use in different settings (indoor evenings, outdoor meet-ups, travel). You may want to look elsewhere if you’re primarily chasing the most refined sound you can get from a portable model, because on paper it’s built to deliver impact and versatility rather than compete with dedicated high-end audio.

Mini FAQ

Is it suitable for outdoor use?

It’s designed for outdoor scenarios thanks to its IPX6 waterproof rating, and it’s also described as sandproof and dustproof.

How long does the battery last?

It’s rated for up to 12 hours of continuous playtime after about 3 hours of charging, though real results can vary depending on volume and usage.

Does it support hands-free calls?

Yes, it includes a built-in microphone for hands-free calling.

What about the connection range?

The description states a range of up to 30 metres (100 feet) with Bluetooth 5.3.

Are the lights adjustable?

Yes, there are seven colours and three lighting modes, which you can use to match the mood.