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Riva Festival multiroom speaker review
Great looks, a massive number of input options, and wide stereophonic sound make the Riva Festival an excellent multiroom option.
Ultimate Ears Blast review
Ultimate Ears always brings its “A” game to the plate, but does its newest offering knock it out of the park? We review the Alexa-capable Blast speaker.
Cotodama Lyric hands-on review
In our Cotodama Lyric Speaker Hands-on review, we get transfixed by a truly unique speaker system that’s part music visualizer, part karaoke machine, and part art installation. It’s unlike anything we’ve experienced before.
Google Home Max review
The Google Home Max with Google Assistant is a massive speaker with a massive price tag. But it also boasts great sound quality.
Tivoli Audio ART Model One Digital review
Our Tivoli Model One Digital review reveals that despite great sound, problems with Wi-Fi and limited streaming support stops us short from falling totally in love.
Audioengine A5+ wireless speakers review
As with any wireless take on a great set of speakers, the Bluetooth-connected variant of Audioengine’s A5+ speakers had us very excited when they arrived in our A/V testing room. How do they compete with the superb original model, and could the wireless connection make them the perfect pair of speakers for jackless phone owners?
SBode M400 Bluetooth speaker review
The list of wireless speakers on Amazon is long, and it can be hard to tell what’s legit (and what’s not) without a practiced eye. We tested out a pair of Sbode M400 speakers to see whether they belong with the best or with the rest. Turns out, the answer is somewhere in between.
Solis SO-6000 review
On the lookout for retro-styled gear? If you’re into 1950s-inspired, mid-century modern design, the Solis SO-6000 wireless speaker will grab your curiosity. But how does it stack up when it comes to craftsmanship and sound quality? As our review relays, it’s not easy matching sleek style with worthy performance.
Marshall Kilburn II hands-on review
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 volume, how does the Kilburn II sound and perform?
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 to adventure-loving listeners on the go. As far as Bluetooth speakers go, it’s hard to do better than this lively cylinder of sound.
Riva Concert review
The Riva Concert series speaker is a fantastic small-profile smart speaker with Alexa integration, truly excellent sound, and great looks, making it the perfect addition to your kitchen, living room, or bedroom. With even more features than the Sonos One.
Sonos One review
To compete in the smart speaker space, Sonos could have just made a better-sounding Alexa speaker. But the company has a reputation to uphold, and went much further than that. Our Sonos One Review reveals how Sonos does Alexa better than Amazon. The Sonos One remains one of the best you can get.
Bose Portable Smart Speaker review: Great sound, anywhere
With Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, smart assistants, and a built-in battery, you can take this great-sounding speaker anywhere.
Ultimate Ears Hyperboom review: Big bass in a Bluetooth speaker
Ultimate Ears has announced the UE Hyperboom, a huge Bluetooth speaker designed to easily play music, and play it loud enough to be the foundation of any party
Marshall Tufton Bluetooth speaker review: Big, bold block rocker
Most Bluetooth speakers are small, personal devices that emphasize portability over power. Not so with the Marshall Tufton. It's a no-compromises crowd-pleaser.
Sonos Move review: Great outdoors
Sonos' first Bluetooth speaker was made for life outdoors, and can power a pool party single-handedly. But is it worth the investment? Here's our full review.
Marshall Emberton review: Tiny, stylish stereo powerhouse
It's tough to stand out in the Bluetooth speaker crowd, but the Marshall Emberton's iconic guitar-amp design gives it an edge. Its huge battery also helps.
Tribit StormBox Micro review: River-tested, ears-approved
The Tribit StormBox Micro is a pocket-sized Bluetooth speaker that boasts eight hours of battery life, an IP67 weather resistance rating, and exceptional sound.
Google Nest Audio review: Big muscles, strong results
After several years waiting for a successor, the Google Nest Audio is poised to make an impact as a powerful, room-filling speaker perfect for the smart home.
Sonos Roam review: Tiny speaker, huge value
The $169 Sonos Roam isn't the cheapest Sonos speaker, but it is easily the most versatile. We think it's an incredible portable speaker for the price.
Ikea Symfonisk Table Lamp Gen 2 hands-on review: More light, more sound
Ikea's mushroom-shaped table lamp/wireless speaker gets a much-needed makeover while keeping Sonos' ease of use and room-filling sound.
JBL Flip 6 review: Still loud for small crowds
The JBL Flip 6 carries on with a thick layer of bass, and plenty of volume in spite of its size, making it an ideal speaker to take with you wherever you go.
JBL Charge 5 review: Potent and portable party speaker
The JBL Charge 5 is the kind of speaker you get when you want some mobility to go with sound that attracts a crowd in spite of a midsized footprint.
Monster Blaster 3.0 review: A boombox that booms just right
Looking for a boombox that keeps things simple to keep a group entertained? That's exactly what the Monster Blaster 3.0 was built to do.
LG XBoom 360 review: Loud sound and lights for your home
LG literally takes the XBoom 360 full circle with a slick design friendly to any home decor, while also letting you blast tunes from it with real authority.
Monoprice Harmony Capsule 200 review: Middling middle ground
Monoprice gives the Harmony Capsule 200 all the budget trappings, yet has a hard time letting out enough sound to make it stand out.
Soundboks Go review: A portable and expandable party powerhouse
The Soundboks Go may be its smallest speaker to date, but it's still a loud party in a box, and it will fit right in anytime you want to draw a crowd.
Marshall Emberton II and Willen review: A stylish set of Bluetooth speakers you can take anywhere
Marshall's Emberton II and Willen Bluetooth speakers mix retro styling, waterproofing, and sonic pleasure in two different shapes and sizes.
Sony SRS-XG300 review: A great midsized boombox for the beach or backyard parties
The Sony SRS-XG300 takes the power and panache of the XG500 and makes it more portable and more capable, with the addition of voice calling.
Gravastar Mars Pro review: the wireless spider speaker from space
Gravastar's Mars Pro Bluetooth speaker is way more than an audio device – it's a conversation starter!
Sony SRS-XE200 review: sweet sound from a small and tough speaker
Sony's SRS-XE200 manages to produce expansive, enjoyable sound from a very robust and portable package. Stereo sound and calling are the cherries on top.
EarFun UBoom L review
EarFun throws a bone to tighter budgets with the UBoom L, and rewards you with great sound and rugged durability you can enjoy pretty much anywhere you take your tunes with you.
Monoprice Soundstage 3 Portable review: This box rocks
The Monoprice Soundstage 3 Portable packs a real punch in how it sounds, and offers a variety of ports in the back to connect it to other components.
House of Marley Get Together 2 XL review: loud, proud, and made for a crowd
The House of Marley Get Together 2 XL can power a party, but its style makes it a fine choice for any room in your home.