This limited edition Loewe speaker delivers serious sonic power that's perfect for partying – or on-pitch training.

The Ultimate Ears Miniroll is a pint-sized party speaker that’s more portable than its rivals and won’t break the bank.

A speaker is for life, not just for parties

UE Hyperboom is a party speaker that packs a punch, with a 24-hour battery life to keep the good times rolling.

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

The Earfun UBoom X offers mighty deep bass at a more-than-fair price.

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

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.

Judge the Tribit Stormbox Blast on its looks at your peril: its powerful, room-filling, talented sound needs to be heard – oh, and it'll charge your phone while bringing the party.

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

The Sonos Roam is the best portable speaker for total flexibility.

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

The Tribit Stormbox Blast 2 is the perfect party speaker, boasting massive sound and phenomenal battery life.

The Brane X may look unassuming, but this portable speaker conceals a real subwoofer that delivers surprisingly potent bass.

The Soundcore Boom 2 delivers more than enough bass for a party setting, and despite imperfect audio, makes for a good-value pick.

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

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

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

The Edifier D32 is an amazing value, superb-sounding tabletop speaker that’s sure to impress – except for bass-heads.

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

The Tribit Stormbox Lava is a solid-sounding low-priced Bluetooth speaker but it’s held back by a lackluster design and technical issues.

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

The LG XBoom Go XG8T is ultra-durable and offers decent sound, but it lets itself down in some crucial areas.

Striking and with very good sound quality, the LG XBoom XO2T is a fantastic Bluetooth speaker for anyone that has this kind of money at their disposal…

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.

The LG XBoom Go XG2T is a hardy, decent-sounding small speaker that’s great value…when it’s on sale.

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

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

This palm-sized speaker delivers an acceptable listening experience for its sub-$50 price tag – just don't expect the earth from it.