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Reviews for wireless Bluetooth speakers, iPod and iPhone docks, and Android compatible speakers. New reviews are continually added to this page as products enter the market.
Tribit StormBox Blast 2 review: explosive sound, bright lights, and big battery life
Tribit StormBox Blast 2 boombox-style Bluetooth speaker delivers an explosive 200 watts of sound, a bright LED light show, and brilliant battery life.
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Marshall Middleton review: a road-worthy portable powerhouse
Marshall's Middleton Bluetooth speaker does its classic guitar amp lineage proud with a sound that's big and clear and a sturdy gig-worthy design.
Wiim Pro review: This little black box could be Sonos’ worst nightmare
The Wiim Pro is an unapologetic clone of the Sonos Port that manages to improve on that device's features at a fraction of the price.
JBL Pulse 5 review: decent sound, trippy lava-lamp light show
The JBL Pulse 5 Bluetooth speaker isn't going to blow you away with its sound, but it might with its beautifully trippy lava-lamp lights and waterproof design.
House of Marley Get Together 2 XL review: loud, proud, and made for a crowd
The House of Marley Get Together 2 XL can power a party, but its style makes it a fine choice for any room in your home.
Monoprice Soundstage 3 Portable review: This box rocks
The Monoprice Soundstage 3 Portable packs a real punch in how it sounds, and offers a variety of ports in the back to connect it to other components.
EarFun UBoom L review
EarFun throws a bone to tighter budgets with the UBoom L, and rewards you with great sound and rugged durability you can enjoy pretty much anywhere you take your tunes with you.
Sony SRS-XE200 review: sweet sound from a small and tough speaker
Sony's SRS-XE200 manages to produce expansive, enjoyable sound from a very robust and portable package. Stereo sound and calling are the cherries on top.
Gravastar Mars Pro review: the wireless spider speaker from space
Gravastar's Mars Pro Bluetooth speaker is way more than an audio device – it's a conversation starter!
Sony SRS-XG300 review: A great midsized boombox for the beach or backyard parties
The Sony SRS-XG300 takes the power and panache of the XG500 and makes it more portable and more capable, with the addition of voice calling.
Marshall Emberton II and Willen review: A stylish set of Bluetooth speakers you can take anywhere
Marshall's Emberton II and Willen Bluetooth speakers mix retro styling, waterproofing, and sonic pleasure in two different shapes and sizes.
Soundboks Go review: A portable and expandable party powerhouse
The Soundboks Go may be its smallest speaker to date, but it's still a loud party in a box, and it will fit right in anytime you want to draw a crowd.
Monoprice Harmony Capsule 200 review: Middling middle ground
Monoprice gives the Harmony Capsule 200 all the budget trappings, yet has a hard time letting out enough sound to make it stand out.
LG XBoom 360 review: Loud sound and lights for your home
LG literally takes the XBoom 360 full circle with a slick design friendly to any home decor, while also letting you blast tunes from it with real authority.
Monster Blaster 3.0 review: A boombox that booms just right
Looking for a boombox that keeps things simple to keep a group entertained? That's exactly what the Monster Blaster 3.0 was built to do.
JBL Charge 5 review: Potent and portable party speaker
The JBL Charge 5 is the kind of speaker you get when you want some mobility to go with sound that attracts a crowd in spite of a midsized footprint.
JBL Flip 6 review: Still loud for small crowds
The JBL Flip 6 carries on with a thick layer of bass, and plenty of volume in spite of its size, making it an ideal speaker to take with you wherever you go.
Ikea Symfonisk Table Lamp Gen 2 hands-on review: More light, more sound
Ikea's mushroom-shaped table lamp/wireless speaker gets a much-needed makeover while keeping Sonos' ease of use and room-filling sound.
Sonos Roam review: Tiny speaker, huge value
The $169 Sonos Roam isn't the cheapest Sonos speaker, but it is easily the most versatile. We think it's an incredible portable speaker for the price.
Google Nest Audio review: Big muscles, strong results
After several years waiting for a successor, the Google Nest Audio is poised to make an impact as a powerful, room-filling speaker perfect for the smart home.
Tribit StormBox Micro review: River-tested, ears-approved
The Tribit StormBox Micro is a pocket-sized Bluetooth speaker that boasts eight hours of battery life, an IP67 weather resistance rating, and exceptional sound.
Marshall Emberton review: Tiny, stylish stereo powerhouse
It's tough to stand out in the Bluetooth speaker crowd, but the Marshall Emberton's iconic guitar-amp design gives it an edge. Its huge battery also helps.
Sonos Move review: Great outdoors
Sonos' first Bluetooth speaker was made for life outdoors, and can power a pool party single-handedly. But is it worth the investment? Here's our full review.