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Updated: Jan 14, 2025 16:25
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#376
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Dali Zensor 1

After more than 90 hours of research and audio tests with 19 speakers and a three-person panel, we've found the best bookshelf speakers for most people. Audio from the $400 DALI ZENSOR 1 set sounded closest to a live performance. These bookshelf...

19 expert reviews | 613 user reviews

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alaScore 92

Bose SoundLink Revolve+ / Plus

Sonically, the Bose SoundLink Revolve+ is a winner. And its solid, water-resistant build makes it a versatile party speaker. That said, like all Bose products, the Revolve+ feels a smidge overpriced at $300. For the same amount of money or less, we're...

16 expert reviews | 404 user reviews

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alaScore 92

Denon Heos

Denon has announced its latest entries into the HEOS line that includes their new HEOS soundbar. The Bar will take its place in the HEOS line of multi-zone wireless speakers and is expandable to 5.1.

12 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

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Bose SoundLink Mini II

It's pretty clear that the SoundLink Mini boosts bass, but mostly in the low-mids and lows rather than the sub-bass realm. In fact, sub-bass can get limited by the speaker's DSP, depending on the volume level. All this considered, this is probably the...

30 expert reviews | 5313 user reviews

#380
alaScore 92

Marshall Kilburn

Performance and Conclusions The Kilburn can get quite loud — if you top out the volume on your device and the speaker itself, the speaker doesn't distort. Even pumping up the bass EQ all the way and playing a track with intense sub-bass, like The Knife...

14 expert reviews | 353 user reviews

#381
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Ultimate Ears Boom 3

The Ultimate Ears UE Boom 3 is a solid outdoor-friendly speaker that doesn't quite stand out compared with a number of more affordable, more powerful, or more functional alternatives.

13 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

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Marshall Kilburn II

You'll have to speak up, because we've been testing the Marshall Kilburn II Bluetooth speaker -- and it's shockingly loud. Designed not just for indoors use, this speaker has a battery inside that makes it ideal for outdoor use too. Aside from the...

13 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

#383
alaScore 92

Naim Mu-so Qb

A luxurious wireless speaker with good sound and amazing design in a compact size, but it's not cheap.

25 expert reviews | 1201 user reviews

#384
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Audioengine A5+

The Audioengine A5+ Wireless bring vibrant and lifelike sound to small and medium sized rooms, adding the convenience of wireless connection while maintaining the same outstanding audio performance we’ve loved for over a decade.

22 expert reviews | 839 user reviews

#385
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JBL PartyBox On-The-Go

The JBL PartyBox On-The-Go is really a great device, and it does what it sets out to do and does it well. Since this speaker doesn’t use an app, I’m not sure if JBL can improve battery life with an update, but it would be nice to see battery life...

4 expert reviews

#386
alaScore 92

Mission LX-2

A review of the Mission LX-2 Standmount HiFi Speaker

2 expert reviews

#387
alaScore 92

Dali Katch

Within the limitations I’ve stated, the DALI KATCH ONE offers good value for money. It has easy integration with your TV and remote control through the HDMI ARC interface.

19 expert reviews | 137 user reviews

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Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A1

Conclusions Yes, the B&O Play Beoplay A1 is expensive, but your money is going toward a powerful, bi-amplified system that outperforms most small Bluetooth speakers we've seen. If the A1 is out of your price range, there are less expensive...

29 expert reviews | 111 user reviews

#389
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Panasonic SC-GA10EB

As you should expect, Google Assistant works just fine here to deliver a “smart” speaker experience. But, Panasonic doesn't deliver on its promise of high-quality audio, and the GA10 is much pricier than a lot of its competition.

13 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

#390
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Marshall Stanmore II

The Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker delivers strong audio, but its price feels a bit high for the overall experience it delivers.

9 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

#391
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Sony SRS-XB3

No matter the mode, the Sony SRS-XB3 provides a bass punch that we rarely hear in speakers this size and price. If you're looking for a portable Bluetooth speaker in the sub-$200 price range, this is the one to get—you can consider the water-resistant...

16 expert reviews | 224 user reviews

#392
alaScore 92

Dali Kubik ONE

might offer comparable sound quality, but neither can touch the Kubik One’s living room friendly design. The remote is terrible, there are no HDMI ports and you might need to add a subwoofer to bring out the very best in movies, but none of this is...

17 expert reviews | 85 user reviews

#393
alaScore 92

KEF Reference 1

KEF’s Reference 1s are brilliant all-rounders that work superbly across a wide range of music, systems and rooms. Clever engineering and excellent build complete the package

5 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

#394
alaScore 92

Marshall Uxbridge

The Uxbridge is Marshall's latest smart speaker, joining the Acton II Voice and Stanmore II Voice. "Thunderous sound" is right.

2 expert reviews

#395
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Bose SoundLink Mini

While it's fairly expensive at $200, the Bose SoundLink Mini is one of few standout products in the ultracompact wireless speaker category, featuring a top-notch design and very good sound for its tiny size.

56 expert reviews | 10076 user reviews

#396
alaScore 92

Ruark Audio R1 Mk4

If you're in the market for a radio, rather than a smart speaker on which to listen to radio stations, and you want it to both look the absolute business and sound very agreeable in most circumstances, Ruark has you covered. It'll cost you, mind.

1 expert reviews | 309 user reviews

#397
alaScore 92

Samsung HW-N850

The Samsung HW-N850 is a big soundbar that produces big sound and comes packed with the latest features, including Dolby Atmos.

7 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

#398
alaScore 92

JBL Flip Essential

Bought as a gift and they loved it. Amazing quality, durable.

1 expert reviews | 32 user reviews

#399
alaScore 92

Yamaha MusicCast Bar 40

A solid two-channel soundbar with multiroom capabilities and upgrade options, but it lacks real bass

8 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

#400
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Acoustic Energy AE 109

With all the nonsense thats been said about these speakers

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

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