The Best wireless speakers In 2021 | Complete review

Here are our guides for the best Wi-Fi-enabled speakers. These devices should also support Bluetooth, but if this is your next Bluetooth-specific device, see our guide to the best Bluetooth speakers.

We also got another guide to be in the market for a smart speaker with a voice assistant.

As always, all the speakers we present in our major purchase guidelines are reviewed here in Pocket-Lint‌. Let’s look at the list.

Sonos one

The Sonos One (second generation) is a very small speaker with a capacity beyond the speaker, which we cannot adequately refer to as the starting point for adopting the Sonos system. About using your digital streaming music service without spending a fortune.

Buy one of these and they are going to set up each other in another room a few weeks later. Expect music in your home very quickly and for good reason.

Amazon Eco Studio

Be honest - when it comes to Wi-Fi speakers for your home, Amazon is very impressive and thankfully its eco line is actually good even for the prices.

Echo Studio is a game-changer, though - a big step in audio quality to high-resolution levels, but comes at a price that is openly embarrassing to the competition. It’s not a pretty speaker, it has real value on the sound front and excellent connectivity.

Sonos Five

This speaker has the subtle and sophisticated design that we love, with other great features like capacitive touch control, streaming services, and a great app that connects to all your music.

Most importantly, the sound it gives is amazing, especially with Troopplay software tuning. Sonos on the left, right, and center has a competition for heels, but five decades of experience shows what it is.

This is the ideal way to start a Sonos multi-room system or to connect to an existing rogue center.

Naeem Mu-to Cube 2nd Generation

We do not call Qb a budget speaker by any means, but its price point is as low as we can ever see from the name Naim, um.

Now in its second generation, QB is definitely making a strong impression, offering smaller-sized and higher-quality audio at a larger price than the larger mu-k.

For a speaker, QB is an all-around success.

Lebreton Zip2

The Liberation Zip2 is a complete repeat of the original speaker starting in 2012.

The new ingenious zip-up design is fun, but the physical size - which makes it a little bigger for outdoor driving - lends itself well. Bass and audio outputs are great for filling the stomach.

It really does rub: for more touch than most small portable competitors, the zip gives an extra wall of sound. If you're after a portable speaker at home, Libraton thinks it's nice to be here.

Roark Audio MRx

If you are after a very good voice, connectivity, and pleasant design, look no further.

However it is not the cheapest - 9 399 in the UK - so it is the cheapest option available in the market to compete with the cheapest wireless speakers in the market 200 and high-end offerings like Deviolet and Nime Lineup.

Rotodial control may not be to everyone's liking, but Roark wins over potential buyers with its sound quality. The boss is not hyperactive and feels surprisingly widespread.