Bluetooth Speakers
In the archive of the Bluetooth speaker category, you will find all Bluetooth speakers that we have tested in the online hi-fi magazine STEREO GUIDE – for home or waterproof and dust protected with battery for outdoor use . Get a quick and comprehensive overview of wireless speakers from brands like JBL. Marshall, Sony or Bose.
Klipsch Heritage The Sevens with HDMI review
The magnificent Sevens: maximum dynamics, no additional components required
An active speaker handling various sources such as HDMI or record player. It sounds full-bodied and dynamic, suitable for large rooms.
Sonos Move review
Enter the age of hybrid - a speaker for home and garden!
Multiroom plus mobile Bluetooth speaker in a single box – a pretty unique concept. Sonos´ Move is one of a kind offering pretty mature sound.
Sony SRS-XB33 review
With or without light: battery lasts longer than the party
Sony´s SRS-XB33 offers some party feeling, enduring battery and a pretty mature bass from just one kg of a speaker. This comes at a price…
Marshall Middleton review
Please ignite this firework of bass strictly outdoors!
Review: Marshall´s rather compact Middleton offered massive bass and plenty of dynamics outdoors. In homes, although, there are limitations.
Tronsmart Halo 100 review
The smile it takes: maxi bass for a mini price plus facial expressions
Tronsmart´s Halo 100 looks pretty funny but offers mature sound, astonishing SPL and rich bass given it pretty affordable price tag.
Bose Soundlink Micro review
One for the Road: Probably the most portable Bose speaker
The mobile Bluetooth speaker Bose Soundlink Micro scores with water resistance and is the ideal companion in backpacks and handbags.
Sony SRS-XB23 review
Want some tube sound for less than 100 bucks?
The Sony is an elegantly tube-shaped decently-sounding bluetooth speaker and offers full-fledged playback indoors as well as for outdoor use.
Bose Soundlink Flex review
Flex sells: maximum dynamics from a flat speaker?
The Bose Soundlink Flex showed strong points as being the most mature sounding flat speaker. But it is certainly not the most audiophile one.
Klipsch Heritage Groove review
Lots of dynamics with retro style
The Klipsch Heritage Groove offers fine retro design and sound characteristics alkik: For its size, it proved to be pretty dynamic and speedy.
Review: Marshall Woburn 3 with HDMI
Tower of power - will it replace your hi-fi-system?
Marshall´s Woburn III does not look any different than its predecessor. But it was the bass-richest onebox system ever and lots of fun.