Welcome to our Speakers category page—a sonic paradise for audiophiles, casual listeners, and everyone in between. In this space, you’ll find comprehensive guides, in-depth reviews, and the latest news on a vast range of speakers that suit different listening environments and preferences. From unboxing to fine-tuning, we’ve got all your audio needs covered.
Speakers are devices designed to translate audio signals into sound waves, offering a range of audio experiences—from intimate listening sessions to booming home cinemas. Our speaker category spans a wide array of products, from minimalist computer speakers to multi-component surround sound systems, each designed to cater to specific audio needs.
Sound is an integral part of our lives, affecting how we experience movies, music, games, and even simple interactions. The right speakers can dramatically enhance your listening experience, making it richer, more immersive, and emotionally engaging.
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your home audio system, find the perfect portable speaker for travels, or invest in a soundbar for your TV, our Speakers category is your go-to source for all things audio. Dive in and let the sound take you away!
The Marshall Emberton launched a couple of years ago and has been a universally well-reviewed speaker thanks to its attractive retro design and excellent sound quality. The Marshall Emberton II has some small but useful improvements, and this continues to be a superb choice for anyone looking for a premium but small portable speaker. Specification…
Following on from my Tronsmart Bang Mini review, I have been checking out the affordable Tronsmart T7. This is a 30W portable outdoor speaker that you can buy on Amazon UK for around £35. Specification Audio Codecs: SBC Bluetooth Version: 5.3 Bluetooth Range: Up to 18m/59ft (Open Area) Input Power: 5V/2A, via Type-C port Output…
The Tronsmart Bang Mini is a new speaker from Tronsmart that is advertised as a party speaker thanks to the RGB LED lighting that will synchronise with your music. It is quite a large portable Bluetooth speaker which has a 50W power output and will be good for camping and beach days when you want…
Likely inspired by the beautiful Airpulse P100X, the MP230 is the latest speaker from Edifier and one of the few portable Bluetooth speakers they do. It is attractively priced at £100, and the retro design makes this quite a unique product for the portable Bluetooth speaker market, with most speakers being ugly rubber-coated black plastic….
It feels like summer is threatening to be over up north, but following the recent hot days and several BBQs, I wanted to find the best portable outdoor speaker. I have reviewed quite a few portable Bluetooth speakers over the years, but it has been at least four years since I reviewed a decent speaker,…
GravaStar is a niche company that specialises in “cool Sci-Fi speakers with immersive sound”. They have the most unique designs I have seen from any Bluetooth speaker brand on the market, but do the speakers sound good? Specification 2.5″ full-range speaker, and 1″ high-frequency tweeter provide crystal clear & distortion-free sound Light up your space…
Edifier has predominantly focussed on active speakers and TWS earbuds. They are now expanding into the increasingly competitive market of smart speakers. The Edifier MS50A is a good first attempt as well. It is a compelling choice thanks to its reasonably low price tag and smart speaker functionality without the privacy concerns of an always-listening…
Last month I reviewed the excellent Airpulse A80 stereo speakers. This month I have been checking out the new Airpulse P100X, which is a multi-driver wireless desktop speaker system with a beautiful retro-inspired design. Specification Colour Cherry Wood Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.1 with APTX HD Power Amplifiers 2 x 10W + 40W Mid-woofer 4.5″ Aluminium Cone…
Airpulse is the premium sub-brand of popular Edifier. This premium brand is headed up by audio designer Phil Jones, who was also the original founder of the British audio company Acoustic Energy. Much like famed audio brand Klipsch, one of the defining features of the Airpulse range is the use of horned tweeters, which allows…
I have reviewed quite a few of the Edifier speakers over the years, and I loved the Edifier R2000DB enough that I switched to them as my main PC speaker after my Bose Companion 50 speakers died. I have been very happy with them over the past few months, but due to the nature of…
The Stage 360 is the latest affordable soundbar from Creative, sitting somewhere in the middle of their product lineup and being geared a bit more towards TV use than the gaming focussed Katana range. At the top of the Creative lineup is the premium SXFI Carrier priced at £900, while the older Stage V2 is…
A couple of days ago, Creative announced the new Sound Blaster Katana V2 soundbar which is their new flagship gaming soundbar with Super X-Fi Headphone Holography and more. This will sit above the existing BlasterX Katana, but below the home theatre orientated £900 Dolby Atmos Creative SXFI Carrier, which I somehow didn’t realise existing until…
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