While taller water jets produce more impressive light shows; they consume more power and can create more noise. 3. Type of Lights The build quality is not impressive but it looks more durable and compact than some other models on the list. The speaker is 9.9 inches tall, the diameter of the base is 5.1 inches, and diameter of the cap on top of the speakers is 6.2 inches. The speaker weighs 0.8 pounds. The control buttons are located on the rear panel. It’s easier to use your phone to make volume adjustments. Second, indulge your inner child. Adult life can be so boring and if you bring a little bit of joy into your life you can make it much more fun. Dancing water speakers might be just the thing you need.

The ART+SOUND Vortex Tornado TWS Bluetooth Speaker is a high-end dancing water speaker that will appeal to you if you are looking for a dancing speaker with a unique design, sleek built and attractive light and water shows. Once the water jets begin dancing, it’s difficult to take your eyes off the swirling tornado water jets inside this speakerNext, you may also want to assess the type of lights used in the dancing water speakers. After all, the lights are responsible for making the water jets dance and producing colorful water jets.

The speaker also comes with a remote (battery included). The remote is simple and all the control buttons that you can see on the speaker are on the remote, too (plus additional MUTE button).

The speaker comes with a USB power cable, AUX cable, user manual, and 1-year warranty. It has a square-shaped front panel with another smaller square inside of it. and it really looks stylish. The speaker is mostly made of ABS and the part with water jets is made of acrylic. The speaker also looks more durable than cheaper dancing water speakers. The upper part is pretty much standard and made of transparent plastic but the lower part is really well built. Inside the SoundSOUL box, you will find two speakers, one auxiliary cable, one mini USB (not micro USB) to USB power cable, user manual, and 1-year warranty card. The sound quality is more than satisfying. Unlike many other dancing water speakers, this system actually has some bass. It’s not the best and it might sound a bit muddy at high volumes, but it is still there and it’s punchy. Mids are articulate and clean. Highs are a bit dull. All in all, this system is much better than all the speakers we’ve mentioned previously and probably the best one on the list. The only problem is that it is more expensive than others. The system is not too loud but it’s suitable for small parties (up to 15 people). Things we don’t like If you're shopping for a party speaker on a tighter budget, the JBL PartyBox 110 might be for you. It's a smaller and more affordable cousin to the JBL PartyBox 310, and it comes with many of the same fun features and tools to amp up the energy at your next big event. Again, you get access to the JBL PartyBox app, where you'll find customization tools to switch up the colors and patterns for the RGB lights, as well as a graphic EQ and Bass Boost preset to change up its sound. Plus, the DJ and karaoke effects let you make the most of the included microphone and guitar inputs if you want to host a sing-a-long at your next party.

Any speaker collection would benefit from the inclusion of a dancing water speaker. Your music will sound fantastic, but it will also look great with water speakers! There are no control buttons on the speaker (only ON/OFF switch). If you want to play/pause, adjust the volume, or play the previous/next song, you have to use your phone or the remote. If you want to turn the light show on or off, you have to use the remote. Even though this speaker comes with Bluetooth for wireless operation and freedom for cumbersome wires, you can use the USB and aux cables for wired connectivity (in case you find wired speakers more reliable). You can even connect two ART+SOUND Vortex Tornado TWS Bluetooth Speakers using the TWS functionality to create a stereo separation or surround sound experience.

Speaker drivers: The quality and size of the speakers’ drivers can greatly impact the overall sound quality of the dancing water speakers. Large speaker drivers typically provide better sound quality; however, they make the speakers more bulky and expensive.