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Sony ULT Tower 7 Review: Powerful deep bass and wide sound dispersion come with a 22.8 kg price tag. Is it worth the extra cost compared to the Tower 5?

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?

Teufel Rockster 2 review: The large party speaker with Bluetooth 5.3, 440 watts of power, replaceable battery, microphone connection and impressive bass in a practical test.

In the review, the JBL PartyBox 520 impresses with high sound pressure, balanced sound and rich bass without booming. All the facts about technology, features and sound at a glance.

The Sony ULT Tower 9AC offers powerful features, strong bass and clever app control. However, the sound check reveals weaknesses – more on this in the test.

The Panasonic SC-TMAX45 delivers deep bass with punch. The dynamics are also convincing, but it sounds a little harsh and has no battery.

With the Panasonic SC-BMAX10, the Japanese electronics company is simultaneously launching a larger version of its portable Bluetooth party speaker SC-BMAX5, which was recently reviewed…

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 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.

The Mackie Thrash212 Go plays like a PA speaker. She can play loudly and casually. However, the thick bass doesn’t suit all rooms and types of music.