Speakers

They are the perfect partner for any entry-level turntable.

Bottom line: if you own a Roku smart TV, and you want better sound quality without spending a fortune, these speakers are a no-brainer buy.

It’s more than a soundbar.

The crazy cool soundbar has 13 total drivers — six four-inch woofers, five tweeters and two top-firing speakers — and is designed to create a completely immersive experience.

Each speaker has Google Assistant and Chromecast built-in.

The KEF LS50 is still the perfect hi-fi all-in-one speaker system, but the KEF LSX way more approachable.

These are powerful audiophile-grade speakers, best for large rooms.

The KEF LS50 speakers are still considered some of the best desktop monitors or bookshelf speakers you can buy.

Cambridge Audio released its home audio hub, the Yoyo (L), earlier this year, and now through Cyber Monday the normally $400 speaker can be purchased from Amazon for $100 off – just use the code 25YOYOLARGE at checkout.

That’s up to 33% for Black Friday.

It’s a 2.1 system with a built-in subwoofer and it supports Bluetooth.

The Google Home Hub is way more than a really intelligent smart speaker.

KEF has introduced the LSX, a stereo speaker system that’s essentially just a smaller, cheaper and more colorful version of the company’s elite LS50 Wireless speaker system.

That’s $30 off its normal $149 MSRP.

Sonos sells bundles of its Sonos One: buy two speakers for $379.

Devialet’s newest speaker, the Phantom Reactor, shares the same look and sound as the company’s other Phantom speakers – just in a smaller and cheaper package.

Facebook’s first hardware products, Portal and Portal+, are smart speakers with screens that aim to change the way we video chat.

The Playbar is a few years old but still a great entry-level soundbar.

Amazon announced three high-end audio products: the Echo Link and Echo Link Amp, which are two stereo amplifiers, and the Echo sub, its first wireless subwoofer.

Each speaker has a snazzy two-tone fabric design.