Every Speaker Reviewed by Techradar

A solidly built, award winning two way portable with a spacious soundstage, many colors, fast charging and phone charging.

A compact smart speaker with an up firing driver for taller sound, built in Alexa, AirPlay 2, Google Cast and an aux input.

A compact Sonos speaker without microphones, for buyers who want Wi-Fi, AirPlay 2 and multiroom without a voice assistant.

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

A desktop pair with HDMI eARC, optical, USB-C and LDAC Bluetooth, plus a remote and subwoofer output for TV or PC.

Very cheap, tiny angled desktop speakers powered over USB-C, with a simple wired aux connection and a high gain switch.

A single-box Atmos system for people who want big, detailed sound without a separate subwoofer or rear speakers.

This is a soundbar that treats music as seriously as movies, and Tom’s Guide named it their favorite launch of the year for exactly that reason.

The Beam fits under smaller TVs yet sounds balanced and clear, with dialogue that stays easy to follow.

The Smart Soundbar puts real up-firing drivers into a compact bar, so it sounds more open than its size suggests.

Up-firing drivers give genuine overhead effects, and TechRadar found dialogue very clear in most scenes.

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

This slim bar fills the room with a clear, well balanced sound that is a big step up from TV speakers.

The Fire TV Soundbar Plus adds a center channel, which helps dialogue stand out, and it decodes Dolby Atmos and DTS:X from an eARC TV.

The Fire TV Soundbar is a compact, easy upgrade for a smaller TV, with clear dialogue and a Virtual:X mode that spreads sound wider than the bar.

A 5.1.2 bar with up-firing drivers and a wireless sub that digs deep, so action scenes have real weight.

The HT-S400 pairs a slim bar with a wireless subwoofer, so movies get real low end without wires across the room.

This 11.1.6 system pairs a wide bar with two surround speakers that have rotatable up-firing drivers and a large 12 inch wireless sub, so movies get huge scale, precise overhead effects and deep, physical bass.

A 7.1.4 system whose battery-powered surround speakers detach from the bar ends, so you get real rear effects only when you want them.