Pros:Loud for its size – Impressive volume output.Deep, satisfying bass – Exceeds expectations.Clear mids and vocals – Distinct and well-reproduced.Trillium Audio mixing – Provides an immersive experience even off-axis.Competitive pricing – Stands up well against premium competitors.Optional battery pack – Can be made portable.Responsive customer support – Quick replies and helpful guidance.Cons:Requires constant power – Only portable if the battery pack is purchased separately.Misleading driver claims – Advertises 6 drivers, but only 3 are active (the rest are passive radiators).Frustrating app experience – Slow, unintuitive, and difficult for first-time users.Buggy over-the-air update – The firmware update caused the speaker to get stuck in recovery mode.Unreliable Wi-Fi connectivity – Two weeks in, and still unclear at times if it’s properly connected.Outdated/missing features – Multi-room music support is still "coming soon" years after release.Underwhelming unboxing experience – Feels basic compared to past RIVA products.Limited EQ access – Speaker settings and EQ adjustments are unavailable when using Bluetooth only.Chromecast issues – Website claims the speaker has built-in Chromecast, but I have yet to find it as an option or get it to work.Final Summary:The RIVA Concert 2 delivers impressive sound quality, with loud volume, deep bass, and clear vocals that exceed expectations for its size. The Trillium Audio mixing provides a surprisingly immersive experience, even when listening off-axis. It’s also competitively priced against other premium speakers and offers an optional battery pack for added portability.However, several drawbacks keep it from being a top-tier suggestion if my friends or coworkers were to ask for my recommendation. The app is slow and unintuitive, Wi-Fi connectivity is unreliable, and over-the-air updates can be buggy, even bricking the speaker in my cases. EQ settings are unavailable when using Bluetooth, and despite RIVA advertising built-in Chromecast, I have yet to find it as an option. Additionally, misleading marketing claims—such as listing 6 drivers when only 3 are active—raise concerns about transparency; especially as it pertains to people that are unfamiliar with audio equipment. The multi-room music feature is still listed as "coming soon" years after release, and the unboxing experience feels underwhelming for a product in this price range.Overall, I’d rate this speaker a 3/5. The sound quality is great, but the temperamental app, connectivity issues, and misleading feature claims hold it back from being a truly great option among its competitors.

I've been using the RIVA S speaker for years and finally upgraded to Concert, and am generally satisfied with this upgrade, particularly the sound quality.Sound quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I immediately notice significant improvements in sound quality in every aspect compared to RIVA S, which I already prefer to popular models in the same price range from Bose and Marshall. The speaker offers outstanding detail, clarity, dynamic, and depth, and is powerful enough for bedrooms and smaller living rooms.Functionality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐The speaker supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Aux inputs, as well as Spotify Connect and Airplay. It also has built-in Alexa support. I took off a star because I'm experiencing occasional signal interruptions when playing in Airplay mode.Support: ⭐⭐⭐This is where I have the most complaints. The Android app is awful - it was stuck on the setting up screen for half an hour and I had to forcefully exit the app with the fear that it might brick the speaker, and I wasn't able to login to Alexa and had to reset the speaker and set up again in iOS. The website doesn't show the latest firmware version or provide downloads, which is required for manual updates. Good news is support staff do respond to emails in a pretty timely manner.Look & build: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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I was looking for a speaker that could fill my living room with rich, clear sound, and this one delivers. The bass is deep without being overpowering, and the vocals come through crisp. Setup was super easy, and I love that I can control it with voice commands. It connects seamlessly with my other devices, whether I’m streaming music or using Bluetooth. Definitely worth it if you want high-quality audio without a complicated setup!

The RIVA Speaker is a top choice for anyone looking to enhance their home audio experience. Its built-in Alexa capability is incredibly convenient, allowing for hands-free control of music, smart home devices, and more. The sound quality is impressive, with six drivers pumping out a total of 50 watts of power, making it capable of filling any room with rich, high-fidelity sound. The versatility of this speaker is a major plus—you can connect via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and even more traditional inputs like Optical and AUX. The support for Airplay 2 and Spotify streaming is seamless, perfect for audiophiles looking to stream high-quality audio effortlessly. Additionally, the USB charge-out port is a handy feature for charging devices. Overall, the RIVA Concert offers a solid performance and good value for its price.

Easy setup, product quality is great. It’s very convenient to have it in my home office. I have downloaded the Riva app, and connected via Bluetooth. And that’s it. The quality of sound is decent.

I used to have a RIVA Turbo several years ago, and its battery unfortunately died out, so I was so excited to upgrade to a smart speaker. I'm an avid Alexa user for my home, and the setup for this speaker was just as seamless as an Echo device. Even though the device is compact, it fills the room with balanced, rich sound! I set this up in my entryway between my dining room and kitchen, and not only is it attractive and presentable, it's great to quickly turn on some tunes while I'm cooking or have guests over. Overall a really premium experience for the price.

Great sound via Bluetooth but cannot connect to Alexa. Toll free number no longer in service. Support email was returned as unrecognized. Amazon support cannot help with set up. Unfortunate. Had to return it

No está disponible la app y no se puede emparejar la bocina con Alex, escribí en la web de la empresa y aún no contestan .