Hey, what’s up—Dre here. In this video I’m reviewing the Airpulse AU-4 Bluetooth speaker, and I’m sharing my real experience after using it for the past couple of weeks in my home office/studio—mostly paired to my iPad Pro as a clean little media setup. I walk through the unboxing, the design/build (which is honestly one of the biggest reasons you’d even consider this speaker), and the controls up top—volume, bass, treble, plus the switches for power and connection modes. I also get into connectivity and features: Bluetooth 5.1 with Qualcomm aptX HD, plus both aux (3.5mm) and a quarter-inch line input, which makes it way more versatile than a lot of desk speakers—especially if you want to plug in an acoustic guitar or other gear. Sound-wise, my take is a bit of a mixed bag: it gets loud enough for a home office or average living room, bass is well-controlled, and the mids are pretty forward, but the treble doesn’t have the clarity and detail I personally look for, so it leans warmer overall. I wrap up with the real pros and cons—premium build, compact size, flexible inputs, but no battery, no track skipping controls, and I wish the ports were placed in the back for a cleaner look. At $279 MSRP it’s not cheap, but if the retro vibe and versatility are high on your priority list, I think it’s worth checking out.