Speaker Reviews

Even without a subwoofer, the Klipsch R-41PM speakers sound fantastic. At $400, they're not cheap, but if there's one thing that feels like we're missing from the all-in-one wireless speaker era, it's the beautiful stereo separation you get from...

2 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The One Click feels like a bit of a conundrum—it sounds great for a speaker of this size, but not necessarily for a speaker of this price. So it exceeds our expectation for a small portable wireless speaker, but at $200 or less, there is plenty of...

17 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Six inputs, four cables, Bluetooth, a handsome design, and very powerful audio output with adjustable bass and treble: What's not to like about the Edifier S3000Pro? Oh yeah, the $800 price tag. On the one hand, that price seems high, but on the other,...

4 expert reviews

The JBL Charge 2+ is a wireless Bluetooth speaker that sounds flat-out great -- and can double as a backup battery for your phone, too.

19 expert reviews | 1941 user reviews

The best way to look at the Roar 2 is to simply consider it the same as the original Roar, albeit looking better after dieting for a few months. (Maybe it should have been called Roar 1.5?) Some cosmetic changes give it a slight makeover, but it’s...

21 expert reviews | 154 user reviews

If you really want some bass power, you can't get it from a speaker this size, but I'll admit at times, I forgot I was listening to a tiny speaker—bass drums in particular can pack a surprising punch through the Sony SRS-XB12's modest frame. For $60,...

2 expert reviews | 113 user reviews

For its size, the Bose SoundLink Color II delivers a very solid audio experience, with rich lows matched with crisp highs. Anyone seeking a massive subwoofer-like sound, or a super-accurate sound signature, will need to spend more money on a larger,...

10 expert reviews | 434 user reviews

You’ll pay handsomely for it, but Samsung’s HW-K950 soundbar offers a thrilling Atmos experience that really must be heard to appreciate.

23 expert reviews | 144 user reviews

Marshall Woburn Multi-room hands on: stylish multi-room speakers for all the rockers out there

12 expert reviews | 147 user reviews

While deep bass fiends and purists will need to spend more money on a larger speaker, many listeners will enjoy the Libratone Too's sculpted audio performance—you get a full-sounding bass response and strong clarity throughout the frequency range. The...

16 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

Performance and Conclusions On tracks with powerful sub-bass content, like The Knife's "Silent Shout," the Muo delivers some impressive low-end considering it has no actual subwoofer, just a passive radiator. There's not a massive sub-bass sound...

25 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

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27 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

Monitor Audio Climate 60 has a lot of engaging features. The midrange in particular comes out with good drive, and violins and snare drums literally sparkle! Some more airiness in the treble would be needed to completely convince in the harmonic range,...

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The UE Boom earns our highest marks. It's super-portable, the battery lasts seemingly forever, and It sounds downright fantastic — especially for a small speaker priced...

60 expert reviews | 4794 user reviews

Sonos may not inspire the sort of high-end audio lust that a company like Polk can, but it doesn't draw the ire of serious audiophiles the way Bose does either...

91 expert reviews | 4606 user reviews

The JBL Flip's decent performance and attractive design make it a worthy Bluetooth speaker contender at $100.

32 expert reviews | 3845 user reviews

sound nearly as good and only cost about $100. They are slightly bigger, though. And if price and size are no issue, the Klipsch AW-650 will produce better bass. But for the price, the Atrium 4 can’t be beat.

1 expert reviews | 832 user reviews

If you're looking for a bigger bass sound in a portable bluetooth speaker, the more expensive Sony SRS-XB3 and EcoXGear EcoCarbon are solid, water-resistant options. In this price range, we are also fans of the Ultimate Ears UE Roll and the less...

14 expert reviews | 555 user reviews

Conclusion The Bose SoundLink III is a worthy follow-up to the Editors' Choice SoundLink II, offering slightly bigger, slightly warmer sound that presents plenty of detail and texture across the spectrum. If you want to spend a little bit less on a...

34 expert reviews | 2977 user reviews

Denon is an audio company renowned for producing high-quality, high-end hi-fi equipment. The Envaya (US$199) represents Denon's current offering into the portab...

25 expert reviews | 255 user reviews

The Sony SRS-XB31 is a portable Bluetooth speaker that doesn't really break through any boundaries for the category as a whole, but it doesn't break the bank either.

5 expert reviews | 197 user reviews

The Klipsch AW-525 is a real feast of an outdoor speaker. But your taste in music will probably be decisive for whether to choose this or any of the other speakers in the test. There is better sound to be found elsewhere, but few speakers in this size...

3 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

We P We purchased this during lockdown to replace an old amp and wired speakers which my 2 young sons were pulling apart. This is perfect and sits beneath our wall mounted TV with the wireless sub placed at the rear of a medium sized living room. The...

2 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

For $50, the Sony SRS-XB10 delivers a solid overall audio experience, with crisp highs and rich lows for its price and size. There's little to complain about, though the SRS-XB10 doesn't quite unseat our favorite compact $50 Bluetooth speaker, the...

11 expert reviews | 778 user reviews

The Bose SoundTouch 30 keeps a good pace for both price and feature count with mostly excellent sound quality, particularly at moderate volumes.

7 expert reviews | 552 user reviews