Bluetooth speaker

REVIEW – I have a few portable speakers, including a small, black one that I use in the garage, a round, cylindrical black speaker in the back room, and an over-the-top giant speaker from Costco that’s mostly black. What caught my eye about the Xinborry M10Pro Bluetooth Speaker was its design. It looked like something […]

REVIEW – When it comes to audio, there’s nothing quite like the depth, soundstage, clarity, and sheer power of large speakers. To feel music can be as—or more—exhilarating than hearing it. The emotions that can be experienced from a favorite piece can sometimes overwhelm—in a good way. However, one cannot be subjected to such power

REVIEW – When reviewing portable Bluetooth speakers, it’s hard not to develop a favored brand. One of my favorites is Tribit. I was immediately blown away by the first Tribit speaker I reviewed—the StormBox Micro followed by the improved StormBox Micro 2. These small speakers sound waaay bigger than they are. I still use one

REVIEW – Tribit. Tronsmart. Treblab. Notice any similarities? They all make Bluetooth speakers and are competitors in both price and features—but do their names need to sound alike? Even I—a reviewer—sometimes get confused. I can only imagine how a regular customer looking for an affordable Bluetooth speaker might feel. To clarify a bit, this review

REVIEW – The cynical side of me just loves it when a product is hyped to be something it isn’t—and yet is. Reviews of the Brane X speaker from Brane Audio have touted how it “bends the laws of physics” with its ability to supply bass that was only possible from much larger speakers. Heck,

REVIEW – Back in 2016, I got to review the Teufel Raumfeld wireless speakers. Teufel—a successful European Audio company— was trying to enter the US market with the Raumfeld system. Their Stereo M speakers were some of the best I’ve ever heard. Unfortunately, the speakers only worked with Teufel’s Wifi system and not Bluetooth. As

REVIEW – When you look at the current crop of wireless speakers, it becomes obvious that they tend to resemble each other—lots of speaker grills showing with controls lined up along the top. The new Edifier D32 Wireless Speaker eschews that look and travels back in time to when speakers were also radios and looked

REVIEW – So many portable Bluetooth speakers, so little time. Yeah, I know, first-world problems. But if you are looking for an inexpensive portable speaker that has decent sound, can get wet, and doesn’t cost much, where do you look? Reviews like this one are a good start, but search around and read (or watch)

REVIEW – When you see a Tribit speaker, your first thought might be, “That looks like a (insert speaker model here) speaker. Maybe that’s part of Tribit’s genius. They make some of their speakers look like another brand without downright copying them. For instance, The Tribit StormBox Flow resembles the Bose SoundLink Flex. The Tribit

REVIEW – It is summer in NY, and I am spending as much time as possible outdoors enjoying family life and life in the sun. I have a Gazebo with an installed sound system in my backyard, but I usually have to make a few connections to power it up and then disconnect a few

REVIEW – The TOZO brand is no stranger to The Gadgeteer, but the usual product lines tend to consist of Bluetooth earbuds, of which we’ve seen some great options. The TOZO PA1 Bluetooth speaker came along claiming a few interesting characteristics and I decided to give it a try. It sits in what I would

REVIEW – If you are like me and hate the built-in speakers that come with TVs, you have been looking at external speakers. over the years I reviewed several soundbars and I did find a few that I liked. However, I was very excited when I got the offer to review these Edifier R1280DBs Powered

REVIEW – Summer is here, and if you’re looking for a new portable speaker to bring along for your outdoor adventures, soundcore has a new model in the Boom 2 Plus.  The bigger brother to the excellent Boom 2, the Plus has the wattage to earn it’s designation at the top of the Boom lineup.  

REVIEW –  I don’t know about the rest of the gadgeteers but I am always trying to improve but also streamline my EDC and my travel gadgets.  Lots of times this involves finding a device that performs more than one job.  That’s why I was excited to review the Outdoor Tech Bolt Bluetooth speaker.  It

REVIEW – Reviewing the new Tribit XSound Plus 2 has presented me with a dilemma. I’ve reviewed many Tribit speakers (and still use many daily) and I’m not sure I can be unbiased. Each speaker Tribit makes has proven to be a bargain that also sounds like it costs more. I keep waiting for them

REVIEW – It has been some time since I last reviewed a Bluetooth speaker. These days, they are very similar and offer much of the same. However, I was intrigued by this Soundcore Boom 2 Speaker that boasts the ability to be connected to 100 speakers and is waterproof and floatable. it is also capable