wireless speakers

Everyone has a battery-based Bluetooth speaker, but now we're seeing a greater push to turn those into karaoke systems to go.

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.

It's not just the big brands offering speakers to take your music to go. An Aussie brand is in there, too, and it's all about taking bass out and about.

It's taken a little bit of extra time, but if you fancy a portable speaker that can play nicely with Amazon's smart assistance, the updated B&O A1 is in Australia.

One of B&O's better wireless speakers is getting the help from a voice assistant and a little bit more, as a new model of the A1 makes its way out.

The big news this week for Sonos was clearly a new soundbar, but it wasn't the only news, as Sonos ran a brush over two other products.

The Danish design-house that is Bang & Olufsen is known for some out-there designs for audio gear, but its Beosound Balance feels almost normal, and more like furniture.

Here comes the boom again, and this time, it's packing more size, more volume, and more bass. More more.

A Sonos announcement this week received some pretty serious backlash, and now the company is working on a solution to remedy an issue it sparked.

A wireless speaker your kids can use? The Birde speaker goes for an approach even your little ones can handle by themselves. Seriously.