(NEW) Altec Lansing Jacket H2O 2 - Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker

I originally found these speakers advertised where I work and saw the material about how great they are for sporting goods due to being shock- and water-proof and the like. This, combined with the mounting capabilities on the bottom, told me it might be a great product for use on my motorcycle, as I could simply attach it the same way I attach a camera. (Too be fair, it doesn't actually SAY that it's designed for motorcycles, just articles written by people who have used other speakers of this type.)Naturally this meant I needed one of the smaller ones, something that wouldn't be too heavy for the mount I use nor large enough to obstruct my view of something as critical as the mirrors. (This might have been my problem; would a larger speaker have done a better job than this one? But there was no place on my bike I would trust a larger speaker to begin with.)And just yesterday, well outside of the return period, I finally got the chance to try this out on my motorcycle... and I couldn't hear a thing.Because of the sun I couldn't see the indicator light well enough to tell if the speaker was even on; I thought maybe it had gotten stuck in pairing mode or that I'd accidentally turned it off when I was aiming to turn up the volume. But when we pulled into a parking lot to check, I was going slow enough to clearly hear the music.... turns out, nope, this speaker is just too quiet no matter how many times I press the "volume up" button.Looks like I'll need to keep looking for something specifically made for motorcycles. Oh, well.