wireless and bluetooth speakers

Everyone need a good Bluetooth speaker. The Monster DNA One and DNA Max come with wireless charging pads and deliver room-filling sound.

Jam Audio has released three new Bluetooth speakers, the Heavy Metal, the Alloy, and the Trance Plus, all with Lithium Ion batteries boasting upwards of 10 hours of listening per charge. They look great and are small enough to integrate into any room. Let’s dig a little deeper and see how they perform.

Looking for a great gift item. Get someone a portable Bluetooth speaker. Here are five speakers you should check out.

 There’s nothing like getting outdoors as the weather turns from winter to spring. Taking music with you just makes the time spent in the fresh air all the sweeter. Even better than having a speaker that likes being outdoors, is having one that won’t mind splashes or spills. We’ve assembled a list of speakers that aren’t afraid of the water.

It’s easily one of the most popular and well known wireless Wi-Fi speakers on the market today. But it’s no wonder people want to...

Whether or not the Sonos Era 300 and Era 100 usher in a new “era” for the company's speakers, listening to them feels like something’s new.

 When you’re lining up some smooth tunes to keep you company, the last thing you want is the stress of a difficult set-up. Everything seems to be going wireless nowadays, from cameras to keyboards, and Monster pulls off the art of the wireless speaker beautifully–no stressful fiddling necessary.

As you are no doubt well aware, these days the vast majority of us store our music libraries digitally. True, some of us still have dozens of CD’s that do little more than take up room and collect dust on our shelves – I mean, c’mon, when am I ever going to listen to Chumbawamba’s “Tubthumping” ever again? But when it comes to cranking the tunes, we turn to our smartphones, tablets, and computers. Streaming music through these devices is commonplace, and as such, has opened the market doors for a plethora of wireless speakers.   Unfortunately, devices that use Sonos or Airplay can be quite expensive; however, those that use Bluetooth, which comes integrated into virtually every modern tablet, phone, and computer, are much more affordable, and even better, aren’t platform-specific. I recently had an opportunity to test the Rocketfish Bluetooth Indoor/Outdoor Speaker, and have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. 

Sometimes bigger is better. The Raycon Power is an oversized 360-degree portable speaker designed for loud outdoor parties and late-night karaoke sessions.

The Sudio F2 is a great little unit, delivering decent sound that far outshines its mini shape. IPX7 rating and a 15-hour battery life make it perfect for outdoor use.