Speaker Reviews

More Speaker Reviews:• Jam Symphony• Bose SoundLink Color II• Bose SoundLink Revolve • Bose SoundLink Revolve+• LG Tone Studio (HBS-W120)• more

19 expert reviews | 3630 user reviews

If you're willing to pay a premium, the Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker is the best portable Bluetooth speaker on the market.

41 expert reviews | 629 user reviews

Conclusions If there's a real gripe here, it's that the Pill+ sounds markedly different depending on its angle to your ears—an issue that could have been fixed by angling the drivers upward or building in a kickstand that allows you to tilt the speaker...

19 expert reviews | 446 user reviews

The difference between the SRS-XB2 and its more expensive sibling is vast: The SRS-XB3 has a second passive radiator and larger drivers that combine to produce a substantially more powerful, bass-forward sound. This is to be expected in a larger...

7 expert reviews | 345 user reviews

Creative's new Muvo Mini go-anywhere speaker is the best new audio product MyMac has reviewed so far this year. It looks good, sounds great, has decent Bluetooth wireless range, and is water resistant. You can take a shower with Muvo, bring it when you...

8 expert reviews | 276 user reviews

The Heos 7 HS2 is the wireless speaker Heos 7 should have been, combining room-filling sound and slick streaming with built-in Bluetooth and Hi-Res Audio support.

5 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

As I said in the introduction, Triangle's Elara LN01A could serve as a great introduction to the joys of hi-fi -- but this little speaker could also work well as a secondary system in a secondary room. The LN01A can be used to stream music in true...

6 expert reviews

The PSB Imagine X2T delivers big speaker sound, ideal for full-throttle home-theater thrills, without sacrificing refinement when reproducing music.

6 expert reviews

The Vizio SB362An-F6 offers astoundingly good value, with excellent sound quality and a high degree of flexibility for a budget sound bar.

2 expert reviews

Is the Logitech Speaker System Z906 for everyone? Of course not. But if you are on a serious budget and are looking for a $400 5.1 system with a basic receiver, we're betting you could do a lot worse. The speakers are all wall mountable, the "sub"...

41 expert reviews | 2492 user reviews

Logitech has been on a roll lately with some very nice Apple accessories. Just last week, I raved about their Fold-Up Keyboard for iPad 2, and today I had...

44 expert reviews | 1050 user reviews

More Speaker Reviews:• Jam Symphony• Bose SoundLink Color II• Bose SoundLink Revolve • Bose SoundLink Revolve+• LG Tone Studio (HBS-W120)• more

28 expert reviews | 595 user reviews

More Speaker Reviews:• Jam Symphony• Bose SoundLink Color II• Bose SoundLink Revolve • Bose SoundLink Revolve+• LG Tone Studio (HBS-W120)• more

37 expert reviews | 425 user reviews

The Loewe Speaker 2go is a top-quality wireless speaker that offers excellent sound quality and bags of features. Like its rivals it doesn't come cheap, but the sound you get per cubic inch is impressive.

21 expert reviews | 228 user reviews

Yamaha released their YSP-2700 MusicCast Sound Bar and wireless subwoofer at the 2016 CEDIA Expo. At $1199.95 it falls in line with other higher end soundbars with subs, but is it worth it? Read on.

9 expert reviews | 179 user reviews

The debut of the iPod was so cataclysmic that it nearly hurled the planet out of orbit. “1,000 songs in your pocket” was a revolution on par with “perfect sound forever.” And now it seems just as archaic. In fact, Apple no longer offers the iPod...

13 expert reviews | 134 user reviews

The Cambridge Audio TVB2 is the company's first outing into sound bar territory, focusing on the squatter sound base devices previously. We've in uncharted waters here - can the brand take the lessons learned from its other devices and apply them to...

6 expert reviews | 137 user reviews

The SF150’s delivery may lack some detail, but it’s still a supremely affordable enhancement to your TV’s in-built speakers.

3 expert reviews | 66 user reviews

Performance and Conclusions You wouldn't expect a speaker this size to deliver much bass, or to do so without coming close to distortion, but a speaker this price is another story. On tracks with intense sub-bass content, like The Knife's "Silent...

16 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

The is one of the most unique Bluetooth speakers we’ve tested. Ambitious and audacious, we can confidently say this is one of the best available for $150. The combination of sound quality, loudness and all the other extras it offers make it a...

27 expert reviews | 1757 user reviews

While Bose products have fallen foul of us in the past, the Companion 20 has knocked our socks off. The sheer volume and drive produced by these 2.0 speakers is astonishing and bass, if anything, is fractionally more prominent than it would be in a...

34 expert reviews | 1307 user reviews

The Razer Leviathan packs a lot of power into a small, relatively inexpensive soundbar, thanks to its wired subwoofer. It makes games sound big and exciting, but it doesn't offer the subtlety needed to bring out the high-end in movies. Built-in...

17 expert reviews | 247 user reviews

If you have a Yamaha receiver, the Yamaha MusicCast WX-010 is a perfect complement, offering delightful sound quality in a compact package.

6 expert reviews | 183 user reviews

In the end, though, Marshall Acton speaker is seriously really cool, and it looks just as good as it sounds. I actually admire the design of it more than the audio quality. That’s not a dig on how bad it sounds (it doesn’t sound bad at all), but merely...

6 expert reviews | 187 user reviews

At moderate volumes and on genres that lack deep bass, we love the Marshall Stockwell—but the distortion at higher volumes is a bummer. If you're searching for a speaker with the Stockwell's looks and EQ options—but no distortion—the more expensive...

7 expert reviews | 53 user reviews