Traditionally wired speakers don’t have a built-in amplifier and cannot receive audio signals wirelessly, but you can make them “wireless” with the use of add-on devices.

Ideally, a multiroom wireless speaker system makes it easy to add and remove rooms—also referred to as zones—to the playback seamlessly, without interruptions to your listening.

Consumer Reports helps you set up wireless speakers for the best sound. You can make any speaker sound better by placing it in the room correctly and tweaking the settings.

Why buy a Bluetooth speaker when you can make one out of just about anything—and that perfectly fits your style?

Transplanting the guts of a pair of Rocketfish wireless speakers into IKEA birch salad bowls, DIYer Charles Visnic details how to make an attractive addition to your audio gear. The hack basically ...

Big or small, Bluetooth or AirPlay, portable or mains-powered, smart or not – the choice of wireless speaker options is vast and varied. Let us enlighten you.

We’re all conducting experiments all the time without knowing it. My experiment has been collecting wireless smart speakers. They are all over my house. In the humblest way possible, I now think ...