Muzo - New Edition

This Celeste group claimed in Kickstarter this can do noise cancelling, all lie and its just a crappy Bluetooth speaker. If you go look rhis in kickstarter and indio, hundreds of complain frm backer.

A few years ago I found Muzo on Kickstarter. They claimed that " this device filters the sound and can even completely remove it. The device prevents certain vibrations from reaching you." Which I thought was exactly what I needed, for someone trying to record video and audio in sometimes loud apartments. So I backed the campaign. But when I received the Muzo... it did nothing of the sort. It created a "white noise", at best. their "Anti-Vibration Technology and Noise Masking Technology" is a joke. Once customer service (Who I'd emailed after waiting too long for delivery of my Muzo, and they promptly got it out to me) realized I didn't want it and wanted to return it, they stopped replying to my emails. I have been trying to get a refund for months. But NOBODY responds.Maybe if you want to use this as an expensive speaker, you can. That's not why I bought it and I didn't test out it's capabilities for turning your window into a speaker, or whatever. So maybe it's great at doing that. But it doesn't do what it was advertised to do, and if you're getting it in hopes that you will suddenly mute the freeway that's outside your apartment, or your noisy neighbours... well, it won't. And you won't be able to return it, either.

Does not "detect sleep disturbances nearby," can not "be stuck firmly on any smooth surface" unless it's a flat tabletop or nightstand. Sub-standard white noise generator at a premium price, pretending to be an active noise cancelling speaker. Does not "generate sound by vibrating attached surface." just has a weak downward-facing speaker that reflects off of the table it's sitting on.Don't buy this. Learn the painful lesson from those who did.

Look it up. This is total crap. Do not buy it.