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It’s small, light, portable, durable, and looks fun in the red version that we were sent to review. Interestingly too, we also saw the same version being used in the kids Christmas school play, and it seemed to work pretty well. It will need Bluetooth for it to work, so the challenge may be the level of connectivity. The sound quality was pretty good, and for use indoors at home it should work well enough for your needs. Overall it’s size (it is really small, you could fit it into your pocket) and portability work well in it’s favour.
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