Speakers

A speaker stand is great for really showing off your speakers — as well as making them sound their absolute best.

There’s a quick way to regroup a rouge speaker back into your Sonos multi-room system.

The Ultimate Ears Everboom is the company's best all-around portable Bluetooth speaker for hiking and camping adventures.

A set of computer speakers is an easy way to upgrade the audio quality of your desktop or laptop. It's affordable, too.

Before buying a portable Bluetooth speaker, there are a number of things you want to consider.

It doesn't matter how good your TV's picture quality is, the built-in speakers suck. Should you upgrade to a soundbar or speakers?

Some speakers cost little more than $100. Others go for more than $1,000. Here's where your money is really going.

A dive deep into what separates the two most popular wireless speakers that support Dolby Atmos: the Sonos Era 300 and Apple HomePod.

Vibrations are integral to vinyl setups, as long as you can control them.

These timeliness treasures sound just as good today as they did upon their release more than half a century ago.

And three ways to fix it if you do.

Passive loudspeakers may not represent the future of home hi-fi but they still sound damn good.

A quality pair of passive loudspeakers can sound good for years — if you follow these time-tested tips.

State-of-the-art sound meets old-school aesthetics in new-age versions of three classic loudspeakers.

Active speakers combine the traditional components of a stereo system into a single pair of speakers. They make listening to good music easy.

When building a home hi-fi system or a home theater system, should you start with bookshelf or floorstanding speakers?

Soundbars are easy. But if it's surround sound you're after, you'll want to take your money elsewhere.

The KEF LSX II LT is the vaunted brand's most wallet-friendly active speaker system to date. We dig into the pros and cons with an expert.

Sonos is still the king of multi-room audio. But others like Apple (AirPlay 2) and Google (Chromecast) are catching up.

From TVs to smartphones, hi-fi audio to smart home essentials, these pieces of tech have us all charged up.