Marshall’s first ever soundbar supplies quaking bass and awesome Atmos for movies, making it a top-tier all-in-one option.

The Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 (2nd Gen) is rather delightful, even if its Alexa support is a little weak.

It’s no five-star performer – but no other speaker available for this price sounds anywhere near this good.

The Ultimate Ears Everboom is a solid Bluetooth speaker that's loud, very capable sonically, and surprisingly portable.

The Kanto Ora speakers are wonderful sounding, but come at a high price. That is, before you even add the subwoofer.

Big, expansive sound from a one-box speaker with an iconic design

JBL keeps it simple with another excellent Bluetooth speaker that works just as well at the beach as it does at home.

What JBL doesn’t know about outstanding portable Bluetooth speakers doesn’t seem to be worth knowing. So with the latest JBL Charge does lightning strike [checks notes] a sixth time?

As Bose fills the gaps in its SoundLink range, is the Plus just a difficult middle child?

More power, more battery life and Marshall's take on multi-room

Its sticker price is shocking, but the HT-A7000 delivers clear dialogue and has room for two HDMI 2.1 inputs.

The LG xboom Grab is a feature-packed Bluetooth speaker with built-in straps, solid battery life and decent bass, plus adaptive sound and lighting.

LG and will.i.am's xBoom Bounce Bluetooth speaker is big and beefy, but it's let down by an uninspiring performance in terms of sound quality.

Sonus Faber has added an entry-level alternative to its wide-ranging catalog of balanced, rewarding stereo speakers that deliver a detailed and engaging sound.

The Majority Oakington is a handy all-in-one audio system that’s pleasing to the wallet and ear, though does have a few small issues.

If three really is a magic number, the Beosound A1 3rd Gen is going to be quite a speaker – given how good the first two were…

Compact, with a premium finish, the A2+ are easy on the eye – but they have limitations.

The Three Plus is more than the sum of its parts

The JBL Charge 5 iterates on a winning formula of big sound and endurance.

Meet Focal’s class-leading, bank-manager-bothering wireless streaming system – think more Utopia than Diva.

The Sony ULT Field 7 will be too big for some, but just right for others when it comes to the sound.

It's been a while coming, but for sound, style, speakerphone capabilities and stamina, the Beats Pill is worth the wait.

Q Acoustics takes the proven concept of its excellent little M20 HD streaming system and makes it bigger. Not by much, mind you...

The Bose SoundLink Max is a robust Bluetooth speaker that creates punchy, assertive sound with a sturdy design to ensure your party goes off with a bang. It can attract marks, though.

The Gadhouse Duke & Roy turntable and powered speakers sound system struggles sonically, to the extent that all the kit still isn't really worth the affordable price.

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

Strong sound quality, a durable exterior and an attractive design make the Bose SoundLink Flex Gen 2 a great portable option.

The Samsung HW-Q990D offers the best Dolby Atmos experience you can get from a soundbar - and it's also ideal for gamers.

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

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