Speakers

Devialet Phantom Reactor is a nuclear power plant in tiny packaging.

Whether on a trip to a ski slope or the beach, a battery-powered, sturdy speaker is perfect for the journey.

Perhaps Flip means that this bass heavy party speaker is giving the competitors the finger?

Libratone Too is easy to carry, nice to show off, and it sounds very good.

Getting the right sound is tricky, and unfortunately the disadvantages also outweigh the advantages.

Wonderboom takes care of the party at the beach, in the shower and at the pool party.

Barricade XL is a party speaker with adequate bass, which floats if it falls into the water.

Very easy to use and bring along to the beach, but you have to compromise on sound.

Stryde is a sturdy speaker packed with features, but the sound isn’t great.

A former best buy has corrected all the errors and is now best in its class.

Touring XS is better suited indoors than by the pool, especially as it is also a bit low-key.

KEF does it again with a wireless edition of one of the best loudspeakers we have tested.

You can't complaint about the sound, but it has its limitations as a boombox.

The modern version of the 80’s ghetto blaster is versatile, but just as loud as the name suggests.

An armoured vehicle on the outside that turns out to have unexpected music qualities on the inside.

Monster’s boombox is brutal to look at, but it sounds nicer than expected.