Speaker Reviews

The JBL Cinema Base is a likable smaller sound base that offers easy hookup and packs a home-theater punch.

7 expert reviews | 113 user reviews

The A6 oozes style and substance, fully justifying the asking price

9 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

This large speaker offers sweet-sounding audio and generation-spanning features, but the bass needs to dig deeper

3 expert reviews | 15 user reviews

Samsung’s HW-MS750 Sound+ soundbar is a step up from its Sound+ sibling, adding more space and depth to the soundstage. However, at $100-150 more, the extra dimension isn’t striking enough to justify the higher price for most users.

5 expert reviews

This technically advanced all-in-one music system impresses with its stereophonic width and detail. Stick to high-res audio sources and it won’t disappoint.

2 expert reviews

Bottom Line: The Roku TV Wireless Speakers are an affordable way to add powerful stereo audio to your home theater setup, as long as it includes a Roku TV.

2 expert reviews

The Flare and Flare+ speakers from Anker’s Soundcore line are a lot of fun. The Beat-Driven Light Show isn't for everyone but the kids will love it, and you can always switch it off if you don't need any extra ambiance. They’re both light, relatively...

4 expert reviews

It’s a two-way speaker system using dual 2 x 5-inch oval mid-bass drivers and two 0.5-inch dome tweeters placed at the very edges of the front panel, while on the back are two bass reflex ports. Denon isn’t quoting any power output figures for the...

21 expert reviews | 315 user reviews

The care and attention that has gone into the Beolit 12 is clear, but there are some elements not everyone will like. Its speaker grille, a chunky aluminium affair, gradually fills-in along its side in a way that looks a teensy bit 80s and it can be...

30 expert reviews | 102 user reviews

Could the JBL Go be the perfect travel companion? It won't take up too much room in your suitcase and, at a fraction of the price of some other portable speakers, it's not the end of the world if you lose it. Find out how our experts rated the JBL Go's...

10 expert reviews | 3733 user reviews

While we appreciate YAS-152’s ample array of connections and slick IR repeater, we keep coming back to the fact that it just doesn’t sound up to snuff. Sure, this sound bar is big on bombastic bass, but it is also woefully short on clarity and detail....

12 expert reviews | 279 user reviews

The Muvo 2c is affordable, compact, weatherproof and sounds better than you'd think

4 expert reviews | 44 user reviews

You can pay a lot more for loudspeakers that sound no better than the Pulse Mini and that don’t have its myriad capabilities. And, if there’s a choice to be made, I’ll always opt for sonic excellence and features over the niceties of set-up and...

5 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The Vizio SB46514-F6 is good for mixed usage. Its overall performance is good and is suitable for a wide variety of content. Whether you want to listen to music, podcasts, audiobooks, or have an immersive experience when watching a movie, this soundbar...

2 expert reviews

This speaker looks stunning and sounds highly detailed with the right music. But don't expect it to rock the house.

4 expert reviews

Lately, the wireless multi-room speaker realm has seen some new entries—the Jam Symphony and JLab Block Party are both affordable newcomers. For $350, some users will find the Stammen a solid purchase, though others may wish to spend a little more and...

4 expert reviews

You may have already gathered that we're fans of the Jawbone Jambox -- seeing as how it appears in our Holiday Gift Guide -- but does a miniature portable spea...

40 expert reviews | 6931 user reviews

This Jawbone wireless bluetooth speaker was great for like a month and then I started having issues. Issues consisted of the inability of blue tooth devices being able to pair with the jawbone speaker. I would then get sick of trying to pair with this...

37 expert reviews | 1992 user reviews

Polished performance, classy looks and wireless surround speakers make Philips’ ingenious 2.1 system money well spent, despite some minor shortcomings.

16 expert reviews | 280 user reviews

If your sound standards are higher than your computer's pack-in speakers and you don't need a model you can carry anywhere, the Logitech Z600 offers an impressive combination of price, performance, and connectivity. It's a unique pair of speakers that...

19 expert reviews | 192 user reviews

Multi-colored LED strips make this speaker the life of the party

7 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

The Onkyo LS-T10 sound stand feels well-built and sounds good with movies, but its lousy music performance makes it tough to recommend.

18 expert reviews | 393 user reviews

For $300, there are some solid options in the Bluetooth speaker realm. While Klipsch's The One may be limited in a few areas—no onboard playback controls, the (very minor) issue of distortion we touched on—it's still a simple, easy-to-operate,...

6 expert reviews

Conclusions The distortion shouldn't be viewed as a deal breaker unless you listen almost exclusively to electronic music with loads of deep bass at high volumes. But if you're looking for a system that never has this type of issue in this price range,...

4 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

So, is the Baggen worth $100 more than the Stammen? You bet. The power this speaker summons is impressive, and it's capable of delivering greater bass depth than its smaller sibling. If you're looking for other multi-room wireless speakers in this...

10 expert reviews | 2 user reviews