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The XB in Sony’s SRS-XB13 stands for “Extra Bass,” and this diminutive speaker delivers that frequency in spades.

Tribit consistently impresses us with the performance of its Bluetooth speakers compared to the price, and this one features IPX7 weatherization and a battery rated for 20 hours of play time.

Great for entertaining a crowd, the boombox-like Soundcore Select Pro features dual drivers augmented by an LED light show.

The Sonos Roam can connect to your Wi-Fi network at home and Bluetooth when you’re on the go, making it one of the most versatile portable speakers you’ll find.

The rugged Bose Soundlink Flex (its IP67 rating means it will survive a dunk in the pool) sounds fabulous, and it can be paired with another Bose speaker for stereo performances.

Marshall speakers–designed to resemble their namesake guitar amplifiers–don’t go on sale very often, and the Kilburn II portable sounds every bit as good as it looks.

The two-channel Q Acoustics M20 high-fidelity Bluetooth audio system knocked our socks off when we reviewed it, and it can also function as a USB audio device for very high-res streaming from a computer.

Bring Sony’s beefy Bluetooth speaker when it’s time to rock the party, indoors or out. This model even has an input for a mic or guitar, so it’s like a mini PA.

Xtreme is an apt description of JBL’s massive Bluetooth speaker, featuring four active drivers, dual passive radiators, and a bandolier with a built-in bottle opener.

You’ll find JBL’s signature sound in this waterproof and rugged (it’s rated IPX7) Bluetooth speaker.