Speaker Reviews

By iPod shuffle standards, there's nothing this system can't do - it's the best shuffle-specific speaker system we've seen to date. Logic 3 took the time to properly design the outside and inside to match the shuffle's unique size, charging and syncing...

11 expert reviews | 521 user reviews

The Sony HT-CT660 46" Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer promises to deliver immersive audio in an attractive and affordable package. Read on to see if we think this sound bar is worth a second look.

5 expert reviews | 438 user reviews

Forget it!? How can you forget something like this?” my friend's dad said to him one evening before dinner, after he failed another quiz in school. "You know, when I was your age, my lowest mark was B+, and it put me to shame for weeks! And you're just...

5 expert reviews | 430 user reviews

Virtually identical in price to Harman/Kardon's Sound Sticks II, the Spyros sound almost as good but are lacking a bit in ergonomic design.

11 expert reviews | 1435 user reviews

What a superb set of speakers. I get hi-fi stereo quality sound from my laptop. and they are really powerful too - 18 watts RMS is more than enough. So easy to set up too and with handy volume control on the front of the right hand speaker. They look...

1 expert reviews | 390 user reviews

Flawed sound quality lets the side down, but LG’s stylish soundbar/sub combi brings a welcome boost for TV audio and offers lots of features for the money.

4 expert reviews | 353 user reviews

Sounds a lot better then my last Sony $75.00 subwoofer.

2 expert reviews | 96 user reviews

Have to say that when I was considering buying this unit I was also looking at its cheaper cousin the SC-HC29DBEBK. So glad I went for this unit instead, the flexibility of being able to connect an additional ALL speaker unit and the sheer quality of...

48 user reviews

While the Boston Acoustics Horizon i-DS2 packs a punch, other iPod speakers will deliver you a better bang for your buck.

6 expert reviews | 22 user reviews

Were bought at a reduced rate so good value

18 user reviews

The LG Musicflow P7 offers a ton of features, but its mediocre sound makes it a tough recommendation.

3 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

Panasonic today announced that its first surround bar home theater speaker system would be spearheaded by the SC-HTB10 starting this summer. The sound bar is designed to fit neatly in front of a TV.

6 expert reviews | 174 user reviews

Divoom is getting a name for itself for making inexpensive Bluetooth speakers. While the company is probably best known for the little Bluetune Bean and Solo...

3 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

We'd have a much easier time recommending the Logitech Z520's average sound quality and lack of features if it didn't cost $130. We'd rather point you toward the Logitech Z523 system that offers best-in-class sound quality (and a subwoofer to boot) at...

6 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

Canton has been making sub/sat packages for as long as the concept has been a recognised phenomenon. Its current Movie range features no fewer than 10 separate packages, of which the £500 CD 105 tested here is towards the lower end of the price...

5 expert reviews | 17 user reviews

Despite its small size, Toshiba's TY-SP1 can put out a decent amount of power. It can be used effectively in a wide variety of locations, from a kitchen to a boardroom, and it also has a speaker phone function for calls.

2 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

Wireless Bluetooth speakers are plentiful these days. Big ones, small ones, good ones, awful ones; choosing one is difficult because you can't often test-drive them in the store. The key features are similar: connection via cable or wirelessly via...

2 expert reviews | 635 user reviews

A PC World/Currys own-brand, the Logik L32SBT15 sound bar is very much positioned as a budget option. It's certainly one of the lowest priced models we've tested in recent years, coming in at under £50. However, as our testing has shown time and time...

1 expert reviews | 143 user reviews

Today we're going to review the Genius SW-HF5.1 5000 mid-end 5.1 PC multimedia home theater speaker system. This modern audio system costs somewhere around £67.60 and US$115. Powered by a total of 150 watts RMS and designed to work exceptionally well...

13 expert reviews | 111 user reviews

The Puma Soundchuck has a unique design, but that can't make up for its disappointing performance. Even if it can offer stereo sound when other portable speakers can't, the sound just isn't that good compared with the Bose SoundLink Mini or the UE...

3 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Priced at £49.99, the Edifier Sound To Go is a great laptop speaker ideal for those that want to enjoy music or sound when on the go.

4 expert reviews

The Creative Inspire T6160 is an affordable set of 5.1 speakers but its mediocre sound will make you look out for better alternatives.

7 expert reviews | 276 user reviews

If you can look past its limited video capabilities, the Yamaha YSP-3000 is an otherwise recommendable single-speaker solution for home theater buyers who don't want a traditional 5.1 channel surround system.

5 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

It’s a powerful performer for the money and offers a generous range of features, but the SH7’s spiky tone and clumsy app design let the side down.

2 expert reviews | 61 user reviews

JBL's OnBeat Venue is a simple, mid-range iPod dock with built-in Bluetooth. It's got good sound whether you use it wirelessly or with the dock, and can reach an impressively loud volume. It does distort at max power, and sounds punchy, which may annoy...

3 expert reviews | 24 user reviews