Party Size Portable Bluetooth Speakers Ranked

This page ranks 43 party size Bluetooth speakers. If you’re looking at one of these, you need very deep bass or extreme loudness and can accept a large, heavy speaker. Most are overkill for typical use, the Boombox size is better for most people. Most are at least IPX4 unless noted. All need AC to charge. The best here have bass extension similar to a 10” woofer tower speaker.

These are designed more for deep bass than extreme loudness. If you’re throwing parties for over 50 people, consider real PA speakers instead, see loudest speakers.

To the average listener, speakers in the top 50% of this category will likely sound great. For the critical listener, aim for the top 20%. Don’t hesitate to pick any of those if you have budget, feature, or aesthetic priorities, there are a lot of good speakers here.

See the Best Bluetooth Speakers For Sound Quality for the best speakers in all sizes or Top Recommended Speakers By Preference

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Last updated: March 26, 2026

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#1 JBL Partybox Stage 320 [Amazon] [Bhphotovideo] [Ebay refurbished]: $450

#2 JBL Partybox 310 [Amazon] [Ebay refurbished]: $500

#3 JBL Partybox Club 120 [Amazon] [Ebay refurbished]: $400

#4 JBL Partybox 100 [Amazon]: $260

#5 JBL Partybox 110 [Amazon]: $300

#6 JBL Partybox 300: $300

  • Negatives: Hard to carry, too tall, drags on the ground. Max spl and bass extension are only as good as the Partybox 100. No real reason to ever get one, get a Partybox 100 instead. Note, JBL daisychain is not compatible with any other non-JBL speaker and is possibly a fully digital signal.
  • App: No
  • Aux Input: Yes
  • Bass Extension (-10dB): 40Hz
  • Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
  • Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
  • Bluetooth Version: 4.2
  • Dimensions: 27” x 13” x 12.7” (685.8 x 330.2 x 322.6 mm)
  • EQ: No
  • Frequency Response: 45Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
  • Guitar Input: Yes
  • IP Rating: None
  • Microphone Input: Yes
  • Output Power: 120W
  • Party Mode: No
  • Power Bank: Yes
  • Power Input: AC Power cord
  • Stereo: Yes (lying down)
  • TWS: Yes
  • USB Playback: Yes
  • Weight: 35lbs / 16kg
  • Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Links

#7 Electro-Voice Everse 12 [Amazon]: $1100

#8 Electrotec Stage One [Electrotecaudio]: $1450

#9 Electro-Voice Everse 8 [Amazon]: $750

#10 Bose S1 Pro [Amazon]: $700

#11 Sony SRS-XP700 [Amazon]: $400

#12 Sony SRS-XP500 [Amazon]: $300

#13 Onn Large Party gen 2 [Walmart]: $130

#14 Soundcore Rave 3/3s [Amazon] [Bhphotovideo]: $350

#15 LG XL7 [Amazon]: $378

#16 Klipsch Gig XXL [Amazon]: $130

#17 Samsung MX-ST50B [Amazon]: $300

  • Positives: Sounds reasonably balanced. A little tough to judge based on the sound samples, would be nice to have more comparisons.
  • Negatives: Not as deep bass as the Partybox 110 or other higher ranked speakers. Needs to be plugged in to reach higher volume.
  • App: Yes
  • Aux Input: Yes
  • Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
  • Bluetooth Codecs: aptX, AAC, SBC
  • Bluetooth Version: 5.0
  • Dimensions: 12.95” x 26.18” x 11.85” (329 x 665 x 301 mm)
  • Driver: 2x 6.5” woofers, 2x 2.5” tweeters
  • EQ: Yes
  • IP Rating: IPX5
  • Microphone Input: Yes
  • Output Power: 240W (AC) / 90W (battery)
  • Party Mode: Yes (Samsung Group Play up to 10 speakers)
  • Power Bank: Yes
  • Power Input: AC Power cord
  • Stereo: Yes
  • TWS: No
  • USB Playback: Yes
  • Weight: 26.3lbs / 11.9kg
  • Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Links

#18 Mackie Thump Go [Amazon]: $450

#19 Audiocase S5: $645

  • Positives: Removable battery
  • Negatives: Not stereo. Boosted upper bass, not as much clarity as higher ranked speakers. Generally worse overall than the much cheaper Stormbox Blast.
  • App: No
  • Aux Input: Yes
  • Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
  • Bluetooth Codecs: aptX, SBC
  • Bluetooth Version: 5.0
  • Dimensions: 16.14” x 9.84” x 7.48” (410 x 250 x 190 mm)
  • Driver: 2x 5” woofers, 1” tweeter
  • EQ: No
  • Guitar Input: Yes
  • IP Rating: None
  • Max Volume: 108dB
  • Microphone Input: Yes
  • Output Power: 2 x 73W
  • Party Mode: Yes
  • Power Bank: No
  • Power Input: AC Power brick
  • Removable Battery: Yes
  • Stereo: Yes
  • TWS: No
  • USB Playback: No
  • Weight: 17.4lbs / 7.9kg
  • Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Links

#20 Teufel Rockster Air: €500

#21 Soundboks 4 [Amazon]: $1000

#22 Soundboks 3 [Amazon]: $699

#23 Soundboks 2 [Amazon]: $550

#24 Ultimate Ears Hyperboom [Amazon]: $450

#25 Soundboks Go [Amazon]: $550

#26 Audiocase S10: $892

  • Positives: One of the loudest in category.
  • Negatives: Not great sounding at low volumes. Better sounding at louder volumes. Weird peaks in the midrange. Competes against the Soundboks but doesn’t sound as good.
  • App: No
  • Aux Input: Yes
  • Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
  • Bluetooth Codecs: aptX, SBC
  • Bluetooth Version: 5.0
  • Dimensions: 25.59” x 15.75” x 11.81” (650 x 400 x 300 mm)
  • Driver: 2x 10” woofers, 1” compression tweeter
  • EQ: No
  • IP Rating: None
  • Max Volume: 125dB
  • Output Power: 3 x 73W
  • Party Mode: No
  • Power Bank: No
  • Removable Battery: Yes
  • Stereo: Yes
  • TWS: No
  • USB Playback: No
  • Weight: 44.7lbs / 19.8kg
  • XLR Input: Yes
  • Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Links

#27 W-King T9 Pro [Aliexpress]: $294

#28 JBL Eon One Compact [Amazon]: $630

#29 B&O Beosound 1: $2000

#30 Diamondboxx L2: $1000

#31 dB technologies B-Hype M: $450

#32 Onn Large Party gen 1: $100

#33 Philips NX200

#34 Panasonic SC-TMAX10

#35 Panasonic SC-TMAX5

#36 Sharp PS-929: $150

#37 Soundcore Rave+: $240

#38 Soundcore Rave: $220

#39 Sony GTK-XB90

#40 Sony GTK-XB72

#41 Sony GTK-XB60

#42 Altec Lansing AL500: $200

#43 Rockville Rock Party 6 [Amazon]: $100

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