Speakers

The SoundLink Revolve is one of Bose’s best-sounding rugged Bluetooth speakers.

The HomePod seems to be a forgotten player in the smart speaker race, but Apple shouldn’t give up on it.

The Flex is the newest, smallest and most affordable wireless speaker that Bowers & Wilkins has ever made.

The Devialet Phantom Reactor is a speaker that’s meant to be heard and seen.

The Echo Studio is the company’s first true high-end speaker that also delivers 3D immersive sound and supports Dolby Atmos.

Sonos speakers have been known for their ease of use. Now that it’s introduced Move, does its versatility complicate that “Sonos experience”?

Roku just announced its first-ever soundbar and wireless subwoofer.

It’s a powered Wi-Fi speaker that supports AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth.

The Command Bar has built-in Alexa, similar to the Sonos Beam, so you can control your TV (and your smart home devices) with your voice.

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Braun hasn’t been in the speaker-making business for nearly 30 years, but that’s changing.

The Sonos Move can work as a traditional Sonos speaker in a multi-room system, but then be quickly converting into a portable Bluetooth speaker.

Sonos just announced three brand-new products, including its first ever portable Bluetooth speaker.

The Sonos One SL is essentially a Sonos One speaker, but without Alexa or Google Assistant.

If you have a record player or CD player, the Sonos Port can be used to connect them to your existing Sonos speakers.

A wireless update on an old icon.

Audioengine’s line up of speakers brings high fidelity sound into your space while offering wireless connectivity and analog compatibility.

The normally $1,995 Tabletop HiFi speaker is on sale for less than $1,000.

It works as wireless multi-room speaker and a portable Bluetooth speaker.

Have a Roku TV? Get these wireless speakers.