Speakers

Bose’s first smart speaker and soundbars come with Alexa built-in.

It’s the perfect budget home theater starter kit for audiophiles

It’s for people looking to have a good, loud time.

The upgraded Devialet Phantom speaker sounds more like its $3,000 brother, yet costs even less than the original Phantom speaker from three years ago.

The Cavalier Maverick is a new wireless speaker that works similar to an Amazon Echo, but it’s a way more premium product.

You won’t find a more gorgeous soundbar.

Normally $350, the soundbar is going for $315 for Amazon’s Prime Day.

Because your TV’s built-in speakers suck.

If you an iPhone or iPad, and haven’t yet invested in a home audio system, these are our favorite speakers to get you started.

The one-stop home audio solution. You just connect and play.

They’ve been engineered from the ground up with the help of Barefoot Sound, a leading manufacturer of pro-audio recording monitors.

It comes with built-in Chromecast, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth — basically everything you need.

The KEF LS50 Wireless speakers are way more than your average bookshelf speakers.

It combines a smart speaker with TV control, plus the terrific multiroom sound that Sonos is revered for.

Speakers are converging with home decor.

And if you buy two, you can configure them in a stereo pair or multi-room setup.

How will popular stalwarts like Bose or Sonos convince customers that their speakers are different from Amazon’s, Google’s or Apple’s?

The “knob feel” is wonderfully satisfying.

Q Acoustics is having a 15-percent site-wide sale for Father’s Day.

Stream music to the receiver directly from your iPhone, iPad or MacBook.