Wooden Retro Bluetooth Speaker Vintage Decor Old Fashion Stereo Speaker Brown Wood Review (2026)

Who this speaker is for

This is aimed at someone who wants a small wooden object that looks like a vintage radio on a shelf, desk, or nightstand and happens to also play music, rather than someone assembling a real listening system around a turntable. It suits a kitchen counter, a home office, or a bedroom where the goal is ambient background sound and a warm decor accent, not accurate stereo imaging. Anyone who already owns a turntable and needs speakers that can reproduce a phono signal with any nuance should look elsewhere, since this unit only accepts Bluetooth, a 3.5mm AUX cable, or a memory card, and has no phono input or amplifier stage suited to driving passive speakers. It is a reasonable pick for casual radio and streaming listening rather than serious vinyl playback.

What is actually inside

According to the listing, this is a Pomya-branded speaker, model W5, with a solid wood cabinet housing two roughly 52mm drivers rated at 6 watts of output power, paired with Bluetooth 4.0, a 3.5mm AUX input, a TF memory card slot, and built-in FM radio. A 1500mAh lithium battery charges over micro-USB and is claimed to last through hours of casual listening at moderate volume. Bluetooth range is listed at up to about 10 meters, and the speaker includes a microphone for hands-free calls with answer, hang-up, and reject controls. None of this makes it a hi-fi product, but it does give it more actual functionality, in radio tuning and call handling, than a purely decorative speaker box.

Setup and everyday use

Setup is meant to be simple: charge the built-in battery over micro-USB, then pair it over Bluetooth or plug a phone, tablet, or laptop into the AUX jack. The FM radio and TF card slot give two more ways to play audio without pairing anything, which is useful if the battery runs low mid-listening since you can switch to a wired AUX connection instead. Because it is a wood cabinet rather than a sealed plastic enclosure, keep it away from spills and high humidity, and dust it the way you would any wood furniture rather than wiping it with a damp cloth on the speaker grille. There is no dedicated app or equalizer control described, so sound shaping is limited to whatever your source device offers.

How it compares with other vintage-style speakers

In the vintage-style-speakers ranking here, this Pomya speaker sits at the bottom of a seven-item field, behind wood-cabinet rivals like the KONEX Vintage speaker and the TRENBADER model that adds an AM/FM tuning dial, and behind the Greadio walnut retro radio speaker as well. The common thread among the higher-ranked rivals is a named, more established brand and clearer build details, while this listing leans harder on its decorative wood look than on stated audio performance. Compared with the Amazon Basics vintage retro speaker further down that same list, this unit at least specifies driver size and battery capacity, which gives shoppers a bit more to judge it by, even though none of these speakers are aimed at critical listening.

Bottom line

Buy this if you want an inexpensive wooden speaker that looks the part on a shelf and handles Bluetooth, AUX, FM radio, and memory-card playback for casual background music. It earns a modest score here, reflecting real uncertainty about build quality from a small, unbranded seller and only middling features next to named rivals in the same vintage-style category. If you want a genuinely capable companion for vinyl listening, this is not that product; it is a decor piece that also makes sound, and it should be judged and priced as such rather than compared against real bookshelf or hi-fi speakers.

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