Bluetooth Speakers

The Tronsmart Mirtune S100 amazes in terms of features, bass and maximum volume, even if the sound becomes unclean at high levels.

The Earfun Uboom X offers bass to the max. Other features such as a light organ, app or power bank are nice extras for its price.

Sharp continues to party. After the two Bluetooth speakers we reviewed, the Sharp XParty Street Beat and the Sharp PS-921, the Japanese consumer electronics giant…

The B&O Beosound A5 offered excellent sound in the reviewt and scored points with Bluetooth and WLAN connectivity plus a power bank function. Only the high price and the controls are cause for criticism.

Despite their tiny size, the Edifier M60s offer a great sound. However, one small flaw prevents them from being used as a hi-fi system.

The LD Systems Anny 8 impressed in the test with a very natural sound that you wouldn’t expect from a party speaker. And with up to 117 decibels!

The Tronsmart Mirtune H1 is aimed at the JBL Clip 5, with which it has a lot in common. In the review, it delivered a solid performance despite its low price.

The Tronsmart Mirtune C2 is a small Bluetooth speaker at the price of a mini speaker.
In return, you get great features, good operation, but a somewhat weak sound.

The Harman Kardon Luna is a successful combination of stylish design and outstanding sound quality. It is a JBL Flip in elegant.

The JBL PartyBox Stage 320 comes with upgrades such as a rechargeable battery and Auracast for wireless speaker chains. In the review, it offered plenty of bass.