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Every company has a speaker or three, but a company with very few has something semi-compact and yet very premium, arriving in the "Go".

Speakers made for fun and entertainment are often bright and out there, but the LG XBoom 360 tries something different. Does it work?

Taking a party to go often means carrying around a sizeable speaker, but the BlueAnt X4 packs in volume in a compact style.

A party speaker that lets you save money for the actual party? The BlueAnt X5 might make a compromise, but with its price, that might not bother you.

There's no shortage of wireless speakers, and it seems like everyone has one, but a new arrival from Denmark aims to boost the volume significantly, provided you can pay.

Sony and Panasonic may well be known for some of the big speakers with flashing lights and karaoke, but they're not alone, as Aussie brand BlueAnt joins.

Summer doesn't just mean warm nights. It also means more parties, and the latest take on the night could mean brighter and flashier music at those parties.

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

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