Portable speaker stories - Page 1

Ultimate Ears unveils MINIROLL, a portable Bluetooth speaker with a hookable strap for active users and pre-order availablility.

The JBL Clip 5 Ultra is a game-changer in Bluetooth speakers, offering portability with its carabiner hook, waterproofing, and superior sound quality at an affordable NZD $99.99.

Ultimate Ears has launched the EVERBOOM, a robust, high-quality portable speaker, and refreshed its WONDERBOOM, BOOM, and MEGABOOM models with eco-friendly updates.

Ultimate Ears unveils EVERBOOM, a portable speaker boasting 360-degree sound and sustainability. The brand also updates WONDERBOOM, BOOM, and MEGABOOM lines.

Ultimate Ears, part of Logitech, launches the EVERBOOM speaker boasting 360-degree sound and durability, alongside updates to WONDERBOOM, BOOM, and MEGABOOM lines, emphasising sustainability.

JBL’s Go 4 Bluetooth speaker combines compact design with robust performance, featuring impressive audio, waterproof build, and exceptional battery life.

Ultimate Ears marks a decade of portable audio culture in Australia and New Zealand with 'Ultimate Rewind' campaign.

Once you switch it on, and listen away for up to 12 hours, you will quickly realise that this is a little speaker looking for a party.

The company says the SRS-XG300, SRS-XE300 and SRS-XE200 all contain high-quality and powerful sound pressure due to X-Balanced Speaker Units.

For as long as I can remember, Sony have been known as purveyors of quality sound. I leapt at the opportunity to review two of their latest products.

The JBL Go 3 is a compact and stylish speaker that delivers impressive sound quality. It's perfect for on-the-go music lovers.

Huawei Sound review: A sleek, powerful speaker that exceeds expectations with its impressive sound quality and connectivity options.

BlueAnt's X5 party speaker packs a punch with great sound quality, portability, and a price tag under AU$400/NZ$500.

With a proven record of sound-quality at an affordable price, this speaker is bound to be a bestseller in the portable party speaker market.

BlueAnt’s newest product is a sturdy Bluetooth portable speaker that is being released at just $239.95. But is it any good? Yes. Yes it is.

The Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 5 impresses with its stylish design and rich sound, offering portability and eight hours of playtime for music enthusiasts.

Super clear voice in both directions, Bluetooth connectivity, and a sleek form factor - what else can you ask for?.

Harman enters the NZ portable speaker market with JBL Flip 4 and Onyx Studio 4, aiming to challenge established competitors with robust features and design.

Braven unveils the Ready Pro and Ready Solo, two new Bluetooth speakers boasting lightweight durability and impressive sound quality for outdoor escapades.

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