Planning a party? You’ve got the drinks, the crowd, maybe even the lights—but without the right speaker, your vibe can fall flat. We’ve tested the loudest, boldest, and most fun-filled Bluetooth speakers on the planet to help you find exactly what your party needs. Whether you’re throwing a backyard rager or setting the mood in a high-rise apartment, this guide has your soundtrack covered.
If you’re looking for wireless noise-canceling headphones for around $100 or less, the JBL Tune 770NC and Sony WH-CH720N are two popular options. The Tune 770NC has a list price of $109, but it can often be found on sale for under the $100 price point. The Sony WH-CH720N has a list price of $99, but it is also regularly marked down.
When it comes to premium quality consumer headphones, Bose’s QuietComfort is at the top. The new QuietComfort Ultra are an upgrade to the standard QuietComfort model and while they retain a lot of the same features and design elements, they offer subtle, yet noteworthy improvements to the flagship release.
Soundcore’s Q20 and Q20i are two of the company’s most affordable over-ear wireless headphones, offering quality performance at under $70. But if you’re on the fence about which one to buy, and want to see how they compare – we’ll be covering everything that separates them and help you to identify which is the better purchase for you.
Soundcore’s Select 4 Go takes on the JBL Clip 5 in a head to head comparison. We look at how these speakers compare in performance, durability, battery life and more.
Small, stylish and with more value than I expected, the JBL GO 4 and Soundcore Select 4 Go don’t just share similar names. There’s a lot of similarities between them, both in design and features. With both speakers having been released in 2024 and being available for under $50 – I wanted to put them side by side in comprehensive testing to see how they compare and help you decide which is the best pick.
The Demerbox and Turtlebox are both powerful, portable Bluetooth speakers. What sets them apart from your everyday speaker is their strong build quality and extreme volume, making them a popular choice for those who’s weekends consist of going out and creating new adventures. But with these speakers sharing so much in common, which is the best buy? We’ll compare the sound quality, durability and features so that you can make the right choice.
If you’re looking for an everyday Bluetooth speaker for around the home or when out with friends, the SoundLink Flex and Flip 6 are two popular choices. Although similar in size and performance, there are some key differences that every potential buyer should be aware of. In this article, we take a look at how these speakers compare side by side, and which is the better buy.
JBL’s Charge 4 and Flip 6 are two popular speakers designed for regular use indoors or outdoors. If you’re wondering if it’s worth upgrading your Charge 4 to the newer Flip 6, or perhaps looking to buy one or the other, keep reading as we’ve spent extensive time testing both speakers and will be discussing how they compare.
Bose recently released the 2nd generation SoundLink Flex, a speaker that can go toe-to-toe with JBL’s Charge 5. Here’s how these two speakers compare in specs and performance.
Until now, there hasn’t been a modern party speaker release that can go toe-to-toe with the monstrous PartyBox Ultimate, but Sony recently released the Ult Tower 10, another extremely large and loud speaker that serves as a worthy contender. If you’re looking for a speaker of this magnitude but aren’t sure which is the better buy, keep reading as we compare these two giants in a head to head comparison to find out which offers the best value.
The PartyBox Ultimate and PartyBox 1000 are two of JBL’s largest and most powerful Bluetooth speakers. But how do they compare? That’s what we explore in this article, looking at both speakers side by side.
JBL’s PartyBox 310 is a powerful party speaker that provides enough volume for social gatherings of between 15 and 30 people. With its dynamic built-in lighting, it creates an awesome party environment while still being relatively portable. I’ve spent some time using this speaker, and this is what I’ve found.
With the new PartyBox 320 on the market, has it caught up to the 710 when compared to its predecessor, the PartyBox 310? Or is the 710 still in a league of its own? Here’s the differences between these two speakers.
JBL’s PartyBox series consists of a range of vibrant and powerful Bluetooth party speakers, and in 2024 the line-up saw big changes with the release of the PartyBox Club 120 and larger Stage 320. The PartyBox Club 120 is an upgrade of the PartyBox 110, while the Stage 320 is the successor to the extremely popular PartyBox 310. In this article, we’ll go over all the differences between the PartyBox 120 and the PartyBox 320.
