Speaker Reviews

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10 expert reviews | 57 user reviews

Visually striking iPod dock with digital enhancement helps some music but makes other tunes sound unnatural and harsh.

10 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

With such a good-looking contour and a clever design to hold mobile devices in place or snap on to laptops, it's a shame the Zooka doesn't sound better. If you're in love with its looks, or you never plan to listen to your music at high volumes, you...

4 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

If you love deep low-end, you're going to need to spend more money to get anything resembling powerful bass response out of a portable Bluetooth speaker. The Bose SoundLink Mini is a strong option—and it delivers about as much bass response as you'll...

5 expert reviews | 98 user reviews

Creative Labs' long lasting line of Sound Blaster products is being constantly refreshed and today we have one of the latest products in that line; the Sound Blaster Axx SBX20, a portable Bluetooth speaker.

9 expert reviews | 87 user reviews

Remember back to September 26th when iHome's iW1 AirPlay speaker was supposed to be available? Curiously, the company's website continually listed the $300...

7 expert reviews | 74 user reviews

Opera's Mini 5 beta finally hit Android in the wee hours of this morning and, while writing about what it looks like is nice, we thought a little walk-through...

29 expert reviews | 227 user reviews

The bigger brother of the Jongo T2X, the Pure Jongo T4X has the same selling points - flexibility and convenience - but also more power and a larger size. Does this make it a bigger sounding speaker, and turn the Jongo T4X into a credible alternative...

3 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

Rega’s RX1s get As in most subjects, but they act as proof that building great hi-fi is not a game of ticking boxes

2 expert reviews

This standmount speaker hails from Tannoy's seventh-generation Mercury range and follows in the footsteps of the Mercury Vi, which we reviewed as a 5.1 system in 2014. It's one of two standmounts in the range, costing around £40 more than the smaller...

2 expert reviews

The Sol Republic Punk manages to distinguish itself from the micro Bluetooth speaker competition with better battery life, slightly louder sound with minimal distortion, a water-resistant design and longer wireless range.

2 expert reviews

There's a lot to like here, but the TD-M1 needs a more powerful amp and better bass repsonse to fully justify its lofty price tag.

2 expert reviews

The Edifier R1700BTs are versatile little speakers that shine in small spaces. The overall sound quality is more than acceptable for an office, near-field gaming or TV setup, with or without a sub. They’re easy to pack and install, and don’t take up...

7 expert reviews | 263 user reviews

The UX-JV3 two-device approach is clever, and its audio quality a delight. We were disappointed with the loose-fitting docks and the delay. The difficult-to-reach USB port is a head-scratcher, too. But if you have a big room to fill and want true...

7 expert reviews

Altec Lansing's Expressionist Plus FX3021 is a good compromise for someone looking for a compact, affordable 2.1 PC speaker set that delivers decent sound.

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

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10 expert reviews | 140 user reviews

Audyssey's AirPlay-compatible speaker is a decent-sounding, fairly priced piece of home audio gear. But wireless streaming woes bring it down.

6 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

The inMotion Max isn't the smallest, loudest, or most advanced portable iPod speaker we've seen, but it strikes a satisfying middle ground at a fair price.

16 expert reviews | 138 user reviews

The Boston Acoustic TVee Model 25 is a competent, but unexceptional, sound bar with some design flaws that make it not quite worth its premium price tag.

5 expert reviews | 432 user reviews

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11 expert reviews | 102 user reviews

You’ll also find two optical digital audio inputs for non-HDMI sources and an analogue stereo minijack input, which is useful for MP3 players and the like. There’s a USB port too, but it’s only for software updates and not to play digital media –...

11 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The iP49 makes for a decent home iPod/iPhone audio system that easily converts into a portable system for travel.

4 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

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5 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Conclusion If you're looking for a powerful Bluetooth system that can reproduce sub-bass frequencies without any distortion at top volumes, both the Editors' Choice Marshall Stanmore and the JBL OnBeat Xtreme are solid, but more expensive, options. If...

2 expert reviews

The distortion is a true bummer in this price range, but if you don't listen to throbbing electronic music, you're probably in the clear. If you do listen to music with deep lows, consider a system like the Bose SoundLink Mini or the Boston Acoustics...

2 expert reviews