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The Loewe neo combines 50 watts, two passive membranes, app control, and LED lighting in an IP67-rated aluminum housing. Pre-orders begin November 20.

Pure is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the Evoke One and Evoke Home II: real wood, DAB+, internet radio, Bluetooth 5.3, and—on the Home II—a CD player.

In our test, the Sony ULT Tower 5 delivers incredibly deep bass, natural vocals, and 300 watts. How good are the app, battery life, and ease of use for 400 euros?

The Philips The Roller S60 impressed in our test with its retro design, color display, and rich sound. However, the Bluetooth speaker struggles at high volumes.

Teufel IKONIO Review: Eight drivers, 2,500 watts of peak power, and two push-push woofers deliver astonishing bass depth from a single speaker.

Sony introduces the ULT Tower Max, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower 5, featuring up to 2,150 watts of power, XLR connectivity, karaoke, Auracast, and powerful bass.

JBL Xtreme 5 Review: Deep bass, natural vocals, and superb sound even at high volumes. Plus USB audio, Auracast, and 28 hours of battery life.

Audio Pro A15 W Review: This portable multi-room speaker impresses with its rich sound, WiiM Home, and RoomFit calibration—even in the garden.

Marshall introduces the Acton IV and Stanmore IV. The new home speakers feature Auracast, a wider soundstage, deeper bass, and classic Marshall design.

The Audio Pro A15 W combines Bluetooth, multi-room functionality, high-resolution streaming, and up to 19 hours of battery life. This versatile wireless speaker costs 399 euros.