Portable Wireless Speakers
The best portable wireless speakers deliver great sound in a compact, convenient package. Choose from a range of lightweight Bluetooth speakers, or Wi-Fi models that support aptX streaming for higher fidelity and more flexible use. The Bose SoundLink Micro is easy to tote and packs a surprising amount of crisp, clear audio. It works with Siri and supports Apple Music and other services.
The XP700 isn’t a best portable wireless speakers for everyone but it’s a good choice for homebody partyers who want to impress guests with big sound. It’s a loud and capable speaker that can handle the bass in a large room well and its IPX4 rating means it can handle spilled drinks. The speaker has the look of a futuristic stereo speaker and stands almost 2 and a half feet tall and weighs 37 pounds. It has multiple inputs including USB charging ports, a microphone, guitar input, and more. It also supports Sony’s party connect feature that allows you to daisy chain up to 100 compatible speakers and sync music and lights together.
Like its predecessors, the Wonderboom 3 offers a surprisingly great sound profile for such a compact speaker. Its bass doesn’t get overly full or throbbing, which is a nice change from other compact speakers that can sometimes struggle with pumping out proper low-frequency thump. It also handles more balanced music like Miley Cyrus and rock tracks quite well, while podcasts and spoken word audio are handled with satisfying clarity. An outdoor mode is available for those looking to listen at louder volumes without distortion.
The Best Portable Wireless Speakers Deliver Great Sound in a Compact, Convenient Package
Other highlights include a waterproof IP67 rating, the ability to pair two together for stereo playback (and doubled volume) and 14 hours of battery life per charge. There’s no voice assistant support, though, and there’s no aux in for non-Bluetooth sources. If you’re looking for a Bluetooth speaker that’s durable, rugged and capable of blasting bass, the JBL Charge 5 is your choice. It has a long-excursion driver, a separate dome tweeter and a passive radiator on each side to reproduce vocals and instruments without drowning them out.
The fabric-covered speaker has buttons on top for power, volume up and down, playback controls, pairing and Party Boost sync. It’s also IP67 waterproof and dustproof, so you can take it with you in the rain or at the beach without worry. It also comes with a handy pouch to protect it from sand and dirt. The Tribit StormBox is a great-sounding Bluetooth speaker that offers plenty of features for its reasonable price. It’s waterproof (IPX7), has a carrying handle, and even has RGB lights that pulse in time with the beat.
You can set it up in minutes by pairing it with your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth and then selecting the song you want to play. You can also use the StormBox to make hands-free calls. Music sounds crisp and clear with the StormBox, making it a great choice for parties and get-togethers. LEMONADE by SOPHIE sounded really good, with the high crackles and strong bass coming through well.
Sonos’ first ruggedized, weather-resistant smart speaker filled a gap in the company’s ecosystem. Its sequel is a significant improvement, with better battery life and sound quality. It looks pretty much identical to the original, but with a few key improvements. The Move supports high-resolution streaming services such as Tidal, Qobuz and Amazon Music HD (although it lacks aptX and aptX HD Bluetooth codec support). It also features auto Trueplay, an AI-powered platform that automatically optimises the speaker’s performance over WiFi.
With its built-in handle and cordless design, the Move is easy to transport from room to room or outdoors. It’s also IP56 rated to resist humidity, rain, salt spray, sun and extreme temperatures. The second generation of this Danish speaker combines Scandinavian simplicity with expert functionality. Its circular base is made from polymer that gives it practical resilience against scratches and its drilled aluminium top features apertures for audio dispersal.
Its grippy texture makes it easy to hold, and the buttons around its perimeter let you control your music and hands-free calls. You can even connect two Beosound A1s for stereo sound. While the speaker isn’t smart enough to use Alexa — you’ll need to pair it with an iPhone or iPad to do so — its three far-field microphones still work well for basic commands and the EQ functions within the Beosound app let you tweak your sound to match your music preferences.
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