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The best Bluetooth speakers we've tested for home and outdoor sounds — rated for style, audio quality, connectivity, battery life and value.
The Sony ULT Tower 7 is an exceptional mid-range party speaker that delivers ground-shaking bass, an expansive soundstage, and it features ports for mics, too.
The Sony ULT Tower 5 is a supremely powerful portable party speaker, boasting meaty bass, refined treble, an array of ports, and tasteful LED lighting.
The Bose SoundLink Micro 2 is a top option if you want a portable speaker with great sound and snazzy color options.
The Tribit XSound Go is a decent portable speaker with crisp treble and IPX7 waterproofing, but it lacks punchy bass, custom EQ, and is prone to scratches.
Sony has unveiled its next generation of party speakers: the ULT Tower Max, ULT Tower 7 and ULT Tower 5 are here, and they boast some impressive features.
The Marshall Stockwell III is a beautiful portable speaker that can get very loud, and it boasts meaty bass and bright treble. It also packs a 40-hour battery.
Both the rugged JBL Xtreme 5 and the mains-powered Marshall Stanmore IV cost $399 each, so which one is right for you? Here's the one I'd pick.
I've spent the last week testing the Soundboks Mix and while this party speaker is good, its closest competition blows it out of the water. Here's why.
