The claimed battery life of the Sonos Roam is 10 hours, though we found that this came in at around nine hours while playing at a medium volume, and the company says the speaker can last for up to 10 days in sleep mode – it’ll automatically go into sleep mode when you stop playing music. Sonos has certainly succeeded in that regard. Listening to Childish Gambino’s Feels Like Summer, thumping bass lines drive the smooth synths, while the clear and rich falsetto vocals soar above the mix.

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The range of the bluetooth connection is about 10 meters, but this can vary based on conditions and objects between your device and the earbuds. But these were teething problems. It’s expensive and inscrutable, but the Emerge is probably the best bookshelf speaker you can get. The sound’s warm and impressive, and it pairs rapidly via Bluetooth. Unlike many Bluetooth speakers, it’s actually a ‘proper’ stereo with two full-range drivers. This French-made speaker offers gorgeous looks, with the volume lights hidden behind a thoroughly ‘hygge’ fabric cover and a stylish metal finish with actual buttons on the front - the tech inside might be twenty-first century, but the look is distinctly 80s. Which is fitting, since this French speaker company has been going since then. It’s also tough enough to withstand being mistreated in a whole variety of ways, Ultimate Ears boasts. Even if your yacht actually sinks, your UE Megaboom will remain on the surface, blasting out tunes until its battery gives way.It’s also - unlike most Bluetooth units - an actual stereo, with two speakers built in. There’s 45 watts of power under the bonnet and extras such as a 3.5mm aux-in to connect other components, plus an Ethernet cable and USB. It pairs easily, and sounds good with both voice and music.

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As Sara Morris, Principal Product Manager at Sonos explains, the team managed to keep the size down by making the transducer part of the housing itself, allowing the Sonos Roam to be “smaller, lighter, and still have a really good sound.” Yes! Our premium speakers will work for any Bluetooth device, including iPhones, Android phones, laptop computers, and any device that has bluetooth connectivity. When you begin connecting the Sonos Roam to your network, you’ll be prompted to enter an 8-digit code that you’ll find on the bottom of the speaker – this can either be entered manually, or automatically using NFC. Sound quality of the LG XBoom 360 is great, but with a caveat that we’ll get into shortly. The speaker offers plenty of volume, and has a neutral to slightly warm tonal balance. Instruments exhibit a natural timbre and it’s refreshing to see a party speaker that doesn’t over do it on the bass.Looking for the best bluetooth speakers to enjoy outdoors or entertaining friends at home without compromising on sound quality? Everyone likes sharing their favorite music with friends wherever they go, so we decided to test the best selling portable bluetooth speakers to see which one works best. In addition to extensive testing, we asked the opinion of our readers to gauge their thoughts on the product. Depending on which phone you have, you can choose to answer the call on your device or have the call come through speaker. I tried it out in the largest room at home, a fairly echoey place. Other speakers – even wired ones – have failed to fill the space, but when you turn it on the Emerge lets out an eerie sound for a few seconds which bounces off the walls to calibrate the output, giving you rich, detailed sound wherever you are in the room.

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Considering just how much of a difference Walla Sound makes compared to other bluetooth speakers, the price is an absolute steal. It’s incredibly affordable for something that did such a good job . You have some flexibility when it comes to placing the speaker – the Roam can be positioned horizontally for stability on uneven ground, or vertically for a smaller footprint, with its triangular shape funneling sound upwards. If you do place the Roam horizontally on a flat surface like a table, small feet on what is, in this orientation, the bottom of the speaker help to keep it stable. Using the very latest BT5.0 technology, Walla Sound was able to pair at lightning speeds with all our devices, and the connection strength was among the best we’ve seen. We never experienced dropouts or lag within range of our device – and the range was extraordinary! You can operate this speaker at quite a distance, which is ideal for when you’re outdoors and want to keep the tunes pumping wherever you are. The design of the Sonor Roam works just as well indoors as it does outdoors. (Image credit: TechRadar)Walla Sound was founded by a team of tech entrepreneurs focused on creating cutting-edge technology that’s a piece of cake to use. And we have to admit – setup couldn’t have been simpler. Push the volume up to top levels and it’s almost painful to listen to: there’s also a Bass Boost button, which is fairly unnecessary and makes the audio go slightly ragged at high volumes. When it comes to extra features, it’s frankly overloaded with options which you may use once and then forget about. Or not use at all. There’s ‘party lights’ which you can sync to the music via the app and it also has its own Bluetooth codec called LDAC, which promises better sound. However it only works on Android and requires a fair amount of fiddling in menus to enable.

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This gorgeous and very expensive machine from British hi-fi veterans Naim is part of a range which has helped wireless speakers shed their former reputation for tinny sound and poor-quality manufacturing. For a speaker to get loud in a wide open space with the sound of the ocean beside it – it really needs to pull something special out of the bag, and that’s exactly what Premio Boom did. This could get a beach party popping off all by itself. We were able to hear the music over 100 meters away! If there was a prize for the most bafflingly named Bluetooth speaker, Klipsch’s the Three II would walk off with it effortlessly, with a name that sounds more like a full-time football score than a piece of consumer electronics. Sound Swap is one of the best features on the Sonos Roam, allowing you to ‘throw’ the music from your Sonos Roam to the nearest Sonos speaker available, and vice versa. When your phone transmits audio to a speaker, it does so using compression technologies called codecs - there are several Bluetooth codecs including Apple’s AAC, Sony’s obscure LDAC and Qualcomm’s Apt-X, which is only available on Android devices.verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{