I tested the JBL Xtreme 5 and it’s one of the most exciting-sounding speakers I’ve ever used, with earth-shaking bass and gigantic amounts of power.

I tested the JBL Xtreme 5 and it’s one of the most exciting-sounding speakers I’ve ever used, with earth-shaking bass and gigantic amounts of power.

I hope you didn't just buy a new product you're eager to set up…

I hope you didn't just buy a new product you're eager to set up…

Dali has unveiled the Vega, an all-in-one piece of hi-fi gear that combines speaker, amp, streamer and soundbar — and it can be stuck on your wall or laid on a surface

You can score massive savings on best-selling speakers at Best Buy's Memorial Day sale, including up to $250 from brands like JBL, Bose, Beats, Sonos, and more.

The JBL Go 5 is an excellent small-sized speaker that improves on just about everything that we loved about its predecessor.

The Edifier M90 is a jack-of-all-trades desktop and monitor speaker that connects in loads of ways.

You can now save 25% on the Sonos Roam 2 at Amazon and get it cheaper than Black Friday.

I couldn’t believe how cheap Tribit's third-generation mini Bluetooth speaker was, and its combination of big bass and plentiful playtime make it a must-buy.

After too long a break, KEF is back in the Bluetooth speaker game. It’s aiming for the upper end of the market though — so does the Muo hit the mark?

How much do you value flexibility? Since I've used the Sonos Play, I value it a lot

Bose’s bijou Bluetooth speaker delivers solid sound, excellent durability, and stylish looks, but I’d still buy a rival instead — here’s why.

I tested Marshall’s second party speaker, and it may be smaller, but my word does it pack a punch — here’s how I rated it.

I loved this wireless speaker’s ace connectivity and sense of space and but have to ask: where’s the bass?

The KEF Coda W has plenty to recommend it but the active pair of stereo speakers has involved the brand in an arms race with itself…

The Cambridge L/R S active stereo speaker system has picked the hardest fight against market leaders, but it's a pound-for-pound contender.

An active wireless speaker system with specification beyond the asking price, and an actually useful app — what’s the catch?

The Groov-e Thunder is affordable and many will appreciate its RGB lighting, but muddy audio and a plasticky build hold it back.

The Fluance Ri91 are fantastic in most regards, especially for the price – but I wobble on quality control concerns