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

The JBL Boombox 4 is a premium party speaker that delivers killer sound with punchy bass and superb battery life.

The Edifier ES60 is a decent retro-style speaker, but its audio performance and underwhelming battery life hold it back from brilliance.

I reviewed a cheap alternative to JBL’s smallest Bluetooth speaker — is it worth buying?

Buy the Sound on WiiM, would you? I support you – although I'd always recommend reading this review first…

The Marshall Middleton II boasts excellent sound quality, a classy design, and plenty of battery life, but almost fittingly, it can sometimes feel stuck in the middle.

The AO mini portable wireless speaker offers relentless battery life but its tinny sound lacks bass and oomph

The JBL Grip is a fun entry into the audio giant’s Bluetooth speaker portfolio, and largely impresses with a top-tier design, attractive lighting, and good overall sound.

The Marshall Bromley 750 is a great-sounding, beautifully built party speaker, but it comes at quite the cost.

I reviewed a retro-style small Bluetooth speaker that blew my expectations out of the water – here’s what makes it so special.

What JBL doesn’t know about outstanding portable Bluetooth speakers doesn’t seem to be worth knowing. So with the latest JBL Charge does lightning strike [checks notes] a sixth time?