First Impressions
When the package arrived I was a bit skeptical because it’s a renewed unit and the box was generic, but the speaker looked clean and the accessories were all there. I powered it on and the green chassis gave a nice pop of colour on my desk.
Key Features
- Bluetooth, USB, micro‑SD and AUX inputs let me play music from my phone, laptop or a thumb drive without juggling cables.
- The built‑in FM radio and call function turned the speaker into a mini‑handset; I could answer calls directly and switch to radio with a single button.
- At 4 Ω impedance the sound is surprisingly full for its compact size, with a usable range from about 120 Hz up to 15 kHz.
- Battery life lasted an evening of background music at a small gathering, and the speaker stayed cool.
- It comes with a six‑month seller warranty, which gave me peace of mind despite the renewed label.
Pros
- Multiple connectivity options cover almost any source I own.
- Portable size and green finish are stylish and easy to carry.
- Call handling and FM radio add real‑world utility.
- Renewed condition means I got a like‑new unit for a fraction of the price.
- Six‑month warranty protects against early failures.
Cons
- The generic box offers no premium unboxing experience.
- Frequency response tops out at 15 kHz, so the highs aren’t as crisp as a high‑end speaker.
- No explicit mention of water resistance, so I keep it indoors.
- Battery indicator is a simple LED; a more detailed readout would be nice.
Final Verdict
After a week of daily use I’m happy with the Zeb‑County. It delivers clear mids, decent bass for its size, and the extra features (FM, calls) make it more than just a Bluetooth dongle. If you’re looking for an affordable, portable speaker that still feels fresh, the renewed Zeb‑County is a solid pick. Check the current price and the seller’s warranty before you buy – you’ll likely save a good amount compared to a brand‑new model.