Klipsch Speaker Rankings and Reviews

A rugged, rubber coated waterproof speaker with long battery life and fast charging that can also charge your phone.

A compact, splash resistant speaker with a strong single driver, handy for patios and poolside listening.

A good looking retro speaker with a real wood veneer, metal knobs and a cloth grille, built for display at home.

A rugged, fully waterproof stereo boombox with a long battery, fast USB-C charging, and power bank output.

A heavy wheeled party speaker with dual 8 inch woofers, a horn tweeter, big light shows, and mic and guitar inputs.

An inexpensive battery party speaker with a big woofer, lights, and an aux input, light enough to carry easily.

A wheeled party speaker with a long battery, dual woofers and horn tweeters, lights, DJ effects, and mic and guitar inputs.

A retro tabletop speaker with Bluetooth 5.3, linking to other compatible speakers, USB-C playback with charging and app EQ.

A retro tabletop speaker with a built in phono input for a turntable, plenty of volume and optical and USB-C inputs.

A compact retro tabletop speaker with Bluetooth and plenty of inputs, including optical, RCA, aux and USB.

Powered bookshelf speakers with horn tweeters, a phono preamp, optical, USB and Bluetooth inputs, and a subwoofer output.

Powered bookshelf speakers with horn tweeters, a phono preamp, optical, USB, Bluetooth and a subwoofer output.

A long popular 2.1 computer speaker system with horn tweeters, a strong subwoofer and simple plug and play setup.

A desktop 2.1 system with horn tweeters, a separate subwoofer for real bass, tiltable stands, app control, and USB-C plus Bluetooth.

Bookshelf speakers with Klipsch’s signature horn loaded titanium tweeter, still sold new at a lower price than the newer version.

A bookshelf speaker with a large horn tweeter for wide treble dispersion and Klipsch’s energetic sound.

A very sensitive bookshelf speaker with a horn tweeter that plays loud even on low-powered budget amplifiers.

A small bookshelf speaker with a horn tweeter and high sensitivity, easy to drive from any entry receiver.

A small, affordable bookshelf speaker with a horn tweeter that plays loud without strain and nice binding posts.

Bookshelf speakers with a large horn tweeter, wide soundstage, high efficiency and bi-amp ready terminals.

A huge fully horn loaded corner speaker that plays very loud from just a few watts, with deep bass from a folded horn.

A big handmade horn speaker with a 15 inch woofer and huge sensitivity, so even a small tube amp plays it at concert levels.

A massive fully horn loaded speaker so efficient that a few watts from a small tube amplifier play very loud.

A compact horn loaded speaker with a 12 inch woofer and very high sensitivity, giving lively dynamics from modest amplifiers.

A tall, very efficient tower with twin 8 inch woofers and a horn tweeter for loud, punchy output from a modest receiver.

An efficient tower with twin 6.5 inch woofers and a horn tweeter that plays loud on modest power, with hidden height speaker terminals.

A shallow sealed center channel that is easy to wall mount or tuck under a TV, very easy to drive, and meant for a subwoofer.

A horn loaded center channel with very high sensitivity, so even a modest AV receiver drives dialogue with ease.

An ultra slim horn loaded center channel with four small woofers and very high sensitivity, best paired with a subwoofer.

A Dolby Atmos elevation speaker that sits on your front speakers or doubles as a surround, with a horn tweeter that is easy to drive.

A wall mounted surround with wide dispersion from two horn tweeters, very easy to drive loud from any receiver.

A compact sealed 10 inch subwoofer made to add bass to a Klipsch Flexus soundbar in a small room.

A 12 inch front-firing subwoofer with Klipsch’s copper colored woofer, an affordable pick for home theater.

A 10 inch front-firing subwoofer with a quiet slot port and a strong amplifier, part of Klipsch’s Reference Premiere line.

An affordable 12 inch ported subwoofer with punchy bass for entry level surround and gaming setups.

A budget 12 inch ported subwoofer with a simple cube design and easy RCA hookup.

An affordable ported 10 inch subwoofer with a copper woofer, phase switch and LFE input, an easy add to a home theater.

The horn-loaded center tweeter keeps voices clear and forward, which RTINGS singled out for TV and dialogue.

This compact bar makes TV dialogue clear and adds real bass weight, which both TechRadar and Tom’s Guide credited in four-star reviews.

A retro tabletop speaker with aptX Bluetooth and a wide range of inputs including optical, RCA, aux and USB.

A retro one box music system in a walnut cabinet with a long throw woofer, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth streaming.

A discontinued Klipsch bookshelf speaker with an 8 inch woofer and horn tweeter, very easy to drive with a small amplifier.

A discontinued Klipsch bookshelf speaker with a horn tweeter, consistent side to side dispersion and a sound that responds very well to EQ.

A discontinued compact ported 8 inch subwoofer that adds midbass support to a small home theater system.

A discontinued ported 10 inch subwoofer that adds midbass support to a modest system at a moderate price.

A discontinued ported 10 inch subwoofer with a copper woofer and 150 watt amp, a simple line-level bass add.

A compact 10 inch subwoofer with dual passive radiators and built in automatic room correction, now discontinued.

A discontinued premium wired over-ear headphone with a large dynamic driver and a low, easy-to-drive impedance.

True wireless earbuds with a single dynamic driver per side and no cable to manage, now mostly found used.

Affordable wired in-ear headphones with a small dynamic driver, punchy lifted bass and an easy load for phones.