Speaker Reviews

How do you like to listen to your favourite tunes? In your car, singing your heart out to the new single of Take That with the speakers pumping to the max? In a gym, when you are giving it all on the running machine?  Or like me, crawling into a bed...

4 expert reviews | 200 user reviews

The OnBeat Venue flatters to deceive. We had huge hopes from this muscular looking dock. But the JBL sound in this case is surprisingly not the lifelike and wholesome one we have grown accustomed to. Good enough for a bedroom, with excellent clarity...

3 expert reviews | 155 user reviews

Performance and Conclusions In addition to the subwoofer's amp, additional built-in amplifiers deliver 80 watts to each of the two front channels. The system supports Dolby Digital and DTS surround encoding, and delivers impressive volume levels given...

3 expert reviews | 114 user reviews

Though we like the Switch’s unique design and wide feature set, the speaker seems to be an example of what happens when good engineering goes wrong. A Bluetooth speaker that does Bluetooth poorly is, by its own definition, obsolete. We think there is a...

6 expert reviews | 47 user reviews

The Bose 3.2.1 GS Series II home theater system is ideal for small spaces that can't accommodate a true five-speaker surround sound setup. It is also a great option when running cables to rear satellites proves aesthetically or logistically problematic.

5 expert reviews | 475 user reviews

What is small, round, dangles from a cord and can attach to your smartphone? For the answer read this next review.

2 expert reviews

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3 expert reviews

Cheap, but dogged by dreary looks and sound

4 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

bought 4 different connection cables spent all of xmas trying to get it set up and it still didn;t work. Very dissapointing. Had to argue the point to get a refund for faulty goods too. Not impressed

4 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

I bought this because it is one of the few with the old audio connections. I'm very disappointed. Sound quality is no better than my (sony) tv. There is no display so you can't tell what the settings are. When connected you can't see the volume, bass...

4 expert reviews | 190 user reviews

Logitech Z443 is one solid pair of 2.1 speakers that are easy to setup, use and keep. With a thumping bass that boosts the music with energy, the sound quality is maintained at all volume levels. You will witness no distortion, whatsoever even at the...

1 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

If you want to stand out in the overcrowded iPhone/iPod speaker market you can promise high quality, tempt with distinctive design, throw in features or simply slash the price right down. Parrot's Zikmu iPod speakers certainly don't fall into that last...

13 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

Instead of its usual array of Blu-ray home theater systems, Panasonic is offering three sound bars, two of which can be converted into separate speakers.

5 expert reviews | 45 user reviews

Perfect

162 user reviews

The Hidden Radio’s unique design, portability, and clever 360 degree sound pattern make it a cool little device. While we weren’t wowed by the sound from the Hidden Radio, we will concede that it did a decent job for its size. Those looking for deep...

2 expert reviews

If your standards are modest and you find these at a discount to replace a blown-out or worn-out pair of desktop speakers, or just need something to make music audible for background listening, the SonaVerse Ti will do the trick. But anyone who enjoys...

2 expert reviews | 232 user reviews

It's flawed, but Sharp's super-slim soundbar solution might just be the audio boost you're looking for

4 expert reviews | 71 user reviews

If your TV does not have smart features, you can perhaps just consider the HT-E8200 on the basis of its Smart Hub alone. Additionally, it can provide you with much better audio output than what your TV is capable of (even though we're not quite content...

2 expert reviews

iLuv has been making iPod and iPhone speaker docks for a while, and now the company has come to the table with a new product that extends docking to the newest...

5 expert reviews | 132 user reviews

The LaCie USB speakers are too expensive for a niche product that places style over substance. The speakers look fancy and will undoubtedly attract attention...until you actually hear them.

9 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The Edifier TickTock Dock plays back music at a decent quality, keeps your iPhone or iPod charged and looks great.

6 expert reviews

While most Bluetooth speakers are meant to be portable or desktop solutions, some are made to be used outdoors. Many of these speakers either take up a large footprint or are ruggedized, depending on the use, but other times they are simple meant for

3 expert reviews

We admit to being a little tough on the $220 Fluance FiSDK500, but we only did so because this speaker has so much potential. As it stands, this piece does sound bigger and more accurate than most (if not all) others in its class. However, considering...

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

I bought this speaker used from Ebay for $210. Great deal actually and I absolutely love it! I was using the NHT SuperOne and Superzeros for surround. The SuperOne already sounds good so I was hesitant to believe a better speaker can sound that much...

21 user reviews

To quote Longfellow, "All things come round to him who will but wait." Most speaker manufacturers use their "signature" designs as proving grounds for new technology—technology that inevitably trickles down to their less expensive models. So it is with...

5 expert reviews | 16 user reviews