Portable speakers

The ideal battery life depends on your needs. If you’re using your speaker for short-term outings or parties, 8-12 hours should be enough. If you’re planning on taking it on longer trips or outings without the ability to charge, look for models with 20 hours or more of battery life. It’s important to note that the time listed by the manufacturer is often measured at average volume, and can be significantly shorter at maximum volume.

Large portable speakers: Better bass, more powerful sound, and longer battery life. Perfect for large parties or outdoor use.

Small portable speakers: Easier to transport, compact, and more convenient for traveling. Their sound quality is great for background music, but they can lack bass.

Yes, many portable speakers with a large battery capacity have a USB port, which allows you to use the speaker as an external battery to charge your phone, tablet, or other devices. This feature is especially useful when traveling and there is no access to a power outlet.

Yes, many manufacturers offer this feature. It allows you to connect two or more speakers into one system, creating surround stereo sound or even more powerful sound for larger spaces. This technology is called True Wireless Stereo (TWS) or has specific manufacturer names (such as PartyBoost).

To some extent, modern portable speakers with aptX or higher technology can offer impressive transparency. However, audiophile-grade sound from wired systems is still superior.