wireless and bluetooth speakers

    Having the very best sound in your dorm room is going to make the school year a whole lot more enjoyable. Rock out with your friends, stream music from your favourite station, or just mellow out with your best tunes. Wireless is the best way to go for many reasons and here are the top 3 wireless speakers to rock out the dorm.

When you’re looking for the ideal wireless speaker setup for your home music enjoyment, you’re going to have to decide to connect via Buetooth or WiFi. Both have their pros and cons, but which is right for you?

 It’s easy to find a Bluetooth speaker these days, but not always effortless to find one that delivers consistently good sound. That becomes more of an acute consideration when size is a factor. The Sony SRS-XB3 is small enough to wield almost anywhere as a travel companion, yet boisterous enough to keep a small party entertained. With water-resistance and the ability to sync two speakers together, there is a lot to like here.

  Monster has became synonymous with high quality and high performance audio/video cables that revolutionized consumer audio products. The company has branched out with its SuperStar speaker offering great wireless sound in a compact design.  I put SuperStar through its paces to see how it worked.

The BLAST and MEGABLAST wireless speakers are the latest and greatest offerings from Ultimate Ears, featuring a familiar design with improved sound quality and Amazon Alexa integration.

Sony has released a line of Bluetooth speakers that has serious potential to shake up the market. Read this review of the Sony Extra Bass SRS series.

House of Marley is one of those audio brands that’s always on the fringe of mainstream. Not everyone is familiar with the company’s products, which is a shame because they tend to perform well against the competition and the line-up is quite extensive. HoM gear—which has a close association with the family of late reggae star Bob Marley—combines high quality audio with sustainable practices. The result is wireless speakers like the Chant Mini and Liberate, that don’t just deliver House of Marley’s “signature sound” but also stand out in a crowd thanks to use of natural and recycled materials.

The new Sonos Era speakers have so many components inside, it’s hard to see them all even after you take off the outer shell.

What is old is new again. The Raycon Boombox brings back the nostalgic Ghetto Blaster design with modern Bluetooth technology and LED lighting features.

Are you a music lover looking for a new summer speaker? The House of Marley Get Together Speaker might be what you’re wanting!