The JBL Flip 7 portable Bluetooth speaker bests its class-leading former self to make the most of music on-the-go

The Happy Plugs Joy Speaker may look sleek, but its thin feature-set really lets it down.

This clear and detailed hi-res wireless speaker can't quite pull off the impeccable audio reproduction its price requires.

Cambridge has dropped the ‘Audio’ and added the ‘SE’ to its Evo 150 music streaming amplifier – but what else has it done?

The Marshall Heston 60 is a great small soundbar, thanks to its effective Dolby Atmos effects, exquisite dialogue clarity, and surprisingly impactful bass output.

The Fluance Ri71 are great for mid-range powered bookshelf speakers, offering detailed sound with an almost neutral, polite quality.

The Sony HT-SF150 soundbar delivers enhanced dialogue and width at an enticing price.

Creative's Pebble Nova desktop speakers are big dark orbs, and the sound quality is truly out of this world

The Bose Solo Soundbar supplies powerful audio and clear dialogue at the expense of outdated connectivity.

The LG xboom Stage 301 is a hit, thanks to its brilliant sound, feature-rich companion app, and versatile design.

The House of Marley Roots Solar is a portable speaker that’s built for beach parties. Its features sound neat, but solar-charging is ineffective and audio quality isn’t the best.

The Edifier MR5 nearfield monitors are multifaceted boxes of joy, although they're a little too busy for their own good.

Samsung’s most flexible soundbar ever proves that convenience doesn’t have to trump performance.

The Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus is easy to set up and use. Its price is affordable, but a bit higher than expected.

The Klipsch Flexus Core 300 soundbar sounds great and comes with an almost unparalleled feature set, including Dirac Live room correction.

The Groov-e Wave Glow does indeed glow and some of its features are groovy, but the sound quality just isn't good enough for a higher star-rating

I reviewed the Sony ULT Field 3 Bluetooth speaker and one fatal flaw prevents me from recommending it.

The Marshall Bromley 750 is a great-sounding, beautifully built party speaker, but it comes at quite the cost.

The Bose Smart Soundbar is packed to the brim with features. It sounds pretty good too, though it’s not cheap.

The Zvox AV157 soundbar is good at its main job of boosting dialogue but sounds slightly unnatural at higher settings and is a bit pricey.

The Megaboom 4's Magic Button and super long battery life help to get the party started quickly, and keep it going for hours.

Nothing's first wireless over-headphones deliver impeccable features, but we've got talk about the sound

The Edifier S880DB MKII active bookshelf speakers look great and shine at the top end but lack bass are up against cheaper, and better, alternatives.

It isn’t the most interesting of DAB radios but the Groov-e Boston's ease of use, plenty of presets and excellent value for money ensure it does the job

I reviewed a retro-style small Bluetooth speaker that blew my expectations out of the water – here’s what makes it so special.

Beats has done more than up its game with the Powerbeats Pro 2; the brand has actually made me reconsider what I prioritize in fitness buds – and it isn't sound quality.

The Samsung HW-Q990F delivers an unforgettable home cinema experience, and while not wholly different from its predecessor, it's still a Dolby Atmos marvel.

The world's best bone conduction headphones get a bass upgrade that gives your workout playlist some real punch.

The Anker Soundcore Boom 2 Plus is a nice upgrade on its standard-sized sibling, but it’s a tad short of greatness.

The Hisense HS214 isn’t flawless, but its diminutive size and solid audio output impressed me.