Hi-Fi/Home Theater

Samsung’s speaker has tubes in the amplifier stage to provide sound with extra warmth and richness. It can be set up as a part of [Read Review]

Sony’s HT-XT1 is easy to connect, and three HDMI inputs is enough for most people. It is easy to operate even when the remote is [Read Review]

Klipsch KMC 3 is compact enough to be placed almost anywhere and robust enough to bring along to the park or to the beach. For [Read Review]

A speaker’s most important feature is of course the sound, but there is nothing wrong with a nice exterior to go with it. Polk’s Camden [Read Review]

Polk Audio has built a good-looking and solid speaker, which enhances the attraction value of any living room. Furthermore, it sounds wickedly good, and the [Read Review]

There are bluetooth speakers and there are AirPlay speakers, there are USB speakers and there are WiFi speakers. Rarely is there anything that can do [Read Review]

JBL have been accused of being too conservative. Too tame and dull, and many of their speakers have been met with shrugs from critics. But [Read Review]

It is not even two inches thick, yet sounds as if it has much bigger muscles. There´s certainly nothing wrong with the self-confidence in this [Read Review]

JBL is one of the speaker brands that is surrounded by a special ‘shimmer’. They were early on state-of-the-art for both cinema and home audio, [Read Review]

Beats is perhaps best known for their headphones that combines heavy bass and street smart looks, but they actually have speakers too. Their wireless Pill [Read Review]