Wireless & Bluetooth Speaker Reviews
Editors' Choice
We review hundreds of products in a wide range of categories each year. Here's the best of the best in wireless & bluetooth speakers.
Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3 review
With better waterproofing, increased durability, and flashy new colorways, The Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3 bests its predecessors, offering excellent sound and worry-free performance on the go. See Full Review »
Our Score
9
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Marshall Kilburn II Review
- Very loud
- Eye-catching design
- Good battery life
- Support for two Bluetooth connections
- Expensive
- Only vaguely portable
Tivoli Audio Model One Digital and ART Speakers…
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth options
- Gorgeous retro style
- Clear, satisfying sound
- Minimal streaming services supported
- Awkward setup and control
- Flaky Wi-Fi
- Poor, or non-existent search
Our Score
5
Fugoo Go Review
- Plays loud
- Solid durability outside
- Built-in cord is great
- Double and stereo pairing
- Easy to take on vacation
- Bass isn’t too heavy
- Okay battery life
- No calls or voice activation
Our Score
8
DreamWave Survivor Bluetooth speaker Review
- Rugged construction
- Can jumpstart your car
- Excellent battery life
- IPX5 protection from water/dust/sand/snow
- 30W amplifier packs plenty of power
- Lacks the audio clarity of some similarly-priced…
- Underwhelming LED performance
- Nowhere to store jumper cables
Our Score
6
Harman Kardon Nova 2.0 Review
- Clear, powerful sound
- Good bass response
- Cool form factor
- Solid wireless performance
- Design comes at a price
- Lack fine-point precision
- Sound stage comes off as closed-in.
Our Score
7.5
Edifier E25 Luna Eclipse Review
- Excellent build quality
- Outstanding bass
- Clear midrange
- Solid Bluetooth connection
- Slick design
- Outstanding value
- Treble is forward in the mix
- Exposed tweeter begs to be poked
Our Score
9
Grace Digital GDI-BTSP201 Review
- Clean, accurate sound signature
- Powerful, distortion-less max volume
- Good bass response for the size
- Excellent wireless audio quality
- Affordable
- Midrange lacks warmth
- Bass is occasionally boom-y
- Must select speakers in device settings each time…
Our Score
8.5
Monster Clarity HD Model One Review
- Big, open sound
- Powerful amplification
- Lightweight, easy to transport
- Multiple inputs are great for musicians
- Treble may be bright for some
- Inconsistent bass
Our Score
8