Bluetooth Speaker

Review: Sony SRS-XV800: A big, heavy Bluetooth party speaker that spoils bass enthusiasts. Despite light(show), there is also shadow.

Review: JBL´s Partybox 110 is a true bestseller. This Bluetooth P.A. offers features as the bigger JBLs yet is more affordable and portable.

The Orange Box surprised with naturalness and clarity in the review. For the kpmpakte size, it can play very loud and crisp in the bass.

Pure Woodland is a compact combination of Bluetooth box and FM/DAB+ radio. The warm, rich sound tuning scored points in the review.

With the new Klipsch Gig XXL, the US speaker specialist wants to enter the party speaker business and compete with JBL.

With rich bass and practical features, the Sony SRS-XB13 proves to be a big highlight among mini Bluetooth speakers in the test.

The Klipsch The Nines active speaker set replaces an entire hi-fi system with floorstanding speakers. It plays bass powerful and dynamic in large rooms via HDMI on the TV.

From HDMI to phono input to app, the Klipsch Heritage Fives offer a coherent overall package. Playful sound with fun factor.

The Soundcore Motion Boom packs a powerful punch for less than 100 euros.
Its bass lives up to its name in the test, and the battery life is also impressive.

The Yamaha WS-B1A is one of the fanciest mini Bluetooth speakers we’ve ever tested. But how does the B&O rival sound?