Now that the good weather is here, a Bluetooth speaker may be able to animate any barbecue, picnic in the park or camping night .
However, choosing a new Bluetooth speaker may not be as easy as it seems given the myriad of options available. Depending on the use you want to give it and, above all, JBL Sound equipment Bangladesh. the money you want to spend, you can opt for one model or another. Our team has dedicated itself to testing the Bluetooth speakers of the most important sound brands to tell you which are the best Bluetooth speaker models available right now.Â
We have not taken price into account to create this selection of speakers. So if you’re on a tighter budget, we recommend looking better in our selection of the best cheap Bluetooth speakers .
Marshall Emberton – Best Model
Pros
- Compact
- great sound
- long battery life
Contras
- Cannot pair in stereo
Best Prices Today:
$128.00 on Amazon
If your priority is to get a speaker that has an original and unique design, Marshall is here to help you. You get the iconic styling of Marshall guitar amps, including all the little details that make it special, like the toggle power switch and tactile dials – too bad they don’t make it to 11!
If you like connectivity options, the Stanmore is a good choice. In addition to Bluetooth with aptX, it has a 3.5mm jack with a nice included cable and RCA so you can connect devices like a turntable.
The Stanmore delivers big but balanced sound: bass comes from the 5 1/4-inch woofer, but mids and highs aren’t forgotten with two 3/4-inch tweeters. Even if the sound isn’t quite to your liking or speaker environment, you can easily make adjustments with the dedicated bass and treble dials.
Sonos Roam – Best for multiple rooms
Pros
- amazing sound
- Wifi for multiroom
- smart features
Contras
- Battery duration
Best Prices Today:
$169.00 on Amazon
Sonos has struck a decent price point with the Roam and there’s a lot to like about this sleek, compact and smart speaker.
It’s IP67 rated, can be used in any orientation, and has something rarely found in a speaker in the form of wireless charging. As you’d expect from Sonos, JBL FLIP 5 Portable value in Bangladesh, sound quality is also excellent.
This is really a buy for existing Sonos users or those planning to build a multi-room system. Bluetooth is limited to streaming, so you’ll only get the most out of the Roam if you’re using it over Wi-Fi as well with the digital assistants and Sound Swap features.
Battery life lags behind its rivals, too, at up to 10 hours.
JBL Charge 5 – Best for parties
Pros
- Link countless speakers
- durable design
- Also a power bank
Contras
- no smart tools
- basic app
Best Prices Today:
$179.95 on Amazon
JBL hasn’t added smart features to the Charge 5 like some rivals, so there are no microphones for using your digital assistant or taking calls.
But this is a speaker designed primarily for parties with its portable and robust design. The IP67 rating means it’s completely dust and water resistant, and the chunky buttons make it easy to use.
Most importantly, the sound quality is great and almost endless amounts can be linked for even the largest parties.
Battery life is long, and as the name suggests, the Charge 5 can be used as a power bank to recharge devices like your phone and keep listening to music.
Read more: JBL Charge 5 Review
Bose SoundLink Revolve II – The best with 360 sound
Pros
- design 300
- microphones
- auxiliary input
Contras
- old usb port
- average battery life
Best Prices Today:
$219.00 on Amazon
There’s not a huge number of improvements here, but that doesn’t stop the SoundLink Revolve II from being an excellent Bluetooth speaker.
It looks the same – it’s an attractive, well-made compact cylinder with buttons on top – but Bose has upped the durability to IP55. It’s a shame that it still has Micro-USB and that you can’t adjust the equalizer, but those are minor inconveniences.
Sound quality is excellent for a small speaker with a true 360-degree experience, and battery life is much longer than the quoted 13 hours. Plus, the Revolve II has things others don’t, like an auxiliary input and the ability to receive phone calls and use your phone’s digital assistant.
B&O Beosound A1 (2nd-gen) – Best build quality
Pros
- elegant and durable
- 360 sound
- Alexa app and useful
Contras
- awkward buttons
- Caro
Best Prices Today:
$202.31 on Amazon$279.00 and HP
The Beosound A1 2nd Gen is a near-perfect portable Bluetooth speaker with a luxurious design and high-end build quality. It’s also durable with an IP67 rating for complete protection against dust and water immersion. While the buttons are better than the original, they’re still more fiddly than many rivals, and we’d like more LEDs for volume and battery information.
Still, you can get it from within the app which, when connected correctly, has some useful extra features headlined by a customizable equalizer. Even without adjusting the tuning, the sound quality is excellent, there is plenty of power and a 360-degree experience.
Battery life is solid and Amazon Alexa compatibility (via phone, anyway) is a standout feature, but then negatively so is the high price. It’s also a shame that it can’t be stereo paired with the original A1.
