Speakers

Amazon has made its Echo heard in Australia, giving Google's Home speakers some competition, and now it's back for round two with even more.

Most smart speakers are stuck where they're plugged in, but if you want a smart speaker to go, you may not have options. Except when you do.

It's not just Sonos diving into the smart soundbar and speaker options, as Bose reveals additions at IFA.

The speaker is almost always a tall rectangular object, and sometimes a cylindrical one, but with Bang & Olufsen's latest concept, it's all about the circle.

If you live in a home that regularly jumps between English and something else, or something else and something else, Google will still get you.

It wouldn't be an IFA without a few speaker launches, and UE is there ready with two more.

Sonos' sound everywhere approach doesn't always work if you happen to like control of the speakers you have in your home, but an update could fix that.

LG's next batch of speakers are all about the "boom", and maybe a little more, delivering clarity with the next generation of aptX.

With flashing lights, water resistance, and bass to spare, Sony's XB31 is a party in your pocket, provided you have really big pockets.

Google's smart home assistant has been making waves in both the regular and mini Home speakers, but what if you want to make a bigger dent?