Speakers

Pre-announcing gear is all the rage at the moment, and one pre-announcement has really captured our attention, because IKEA has been working on something with Sonos.

You can talk to your phone, your speaker, and your computer, and that's great for controlling Spotify with your words, but what about a practical use: what about something that returns independence to people who might not be as tech savvy?

Not sure if the party you're thinking of having needs a speaker that's big or small? JBL is releasing both.

Audiobooks don't have to be a passive experience, and thanks to a return for a retro classic, you can now talk back and change the way the book goes.

If you thought about buying a Sonos One yesterday, today's version is for some reason a little impressive than what you might have seen yesterday, though you'd never realise it by simply looking.

Having a smart speaker system is only one part of the smart home, and a decent network is definitely needed to bring it all together. Is there a solution that does both?

It's been years since we saw Altec Lansing make a speaker, and with a revival in Australia, one of its latest models is a big sound made for the water.

Hi-res audio plays on so many devices these days, but finding it in Australia isn't easy, so what can you do?

If you have a home where you prefer to get the speakers hidden in the ceiling or a wall, you might soon be able to add Sonos to those speakers. Kinda.

Sonos users already get their pick of pretty much every music service to listen through their multiroom speakers, and now they get one more: YouTube Music.