Bang & Olufsen Beosound Stage Soundbar

Bang & Olufsen are no strangers to TV speakers — they make some of the best sets out there — but had yet to produce a soundbar. Until now. The Beosound Stage brings the Danish firm's signature clarity and power to bear on the lowly world of TV audio. Designed in collaboration with NORM Architects, the flat, rounded rectangle has a frame of aluminum, bronze, or oak, with a front cover of Kvadrat fabric. Hidden behind that fabric is an array of 11 drivers ranging from four-inch woofers to 3/4-inch dome tweeters, each with a dedicated 50-watt amplifier. It has both Bluetooth and WiFi built-in with support for Dolby Atmos, Chromecast, AirPlay 2, and multiroom listening, and will arrive in stores this autumn.

Bose Portable Home Speaker

Forget having to pick between speakers based on what service you'd like to use. Bose's Portable Home Speaker supports nearly all of them. The 7.5" tall, 2.3-pounds cylindrical speaker packs in WiFi and Bluetooth, with built-in support for Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, AirPlay 2, and Spotify Connect. Three passive radiators, a high-excursion driver, and a deflector sit inside the anodized aluminum body, delivering sound in every direction as well as surprisingly deep, rich bass. The battery lasts for up to 12 hours per charge, and an integrated handle makes it easy to move from place to place.

Brionvega Radio Grattacielo

Architect Marco Zanuso created this groundbreaking design in 1965, taking its name and shape from the Italian word for skyscraper: Grattacielo. This updated version revives the timeless look and adds Bluetooth connectivity to turn it into a portable speaker that connects easily with your smartphone or tablet. It can be positioned vertically or horizontally depending on your surroundings and has an LCD screen and a USB port to charge external devices. Available in black or white, the radio also includes a wake-up alarm with snooze feature, auxiliary audio input, and stereo headphone output, as well as the ability to listen to FM radio.

Height: 11" / Width: 3.75" / Diameter: 3.75"

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Braun Audio LE Speakers

Originally designed by Dieter Rams in 1959, Braun is resurrecting its LE speakers for its first audio product in 28 years. Built in partnership with Pure Audio, the new line will use the classic aesthetic but will offer modern audio technology and connectivity. The range will make its debut this September at IFA in Berlin; until then, we'll have to make do with these archival photos of the original range from the '50s.

Mini Transparent Speaker

Like its larger sibling, the Mini Transparent Speaker from Stockholm-based Transparent Sound gives proper due to the speakers themselves. The single-piece aluminum frame has side panels of tempered glass, so as to put the dual full-range drivers on display. A built-in amp provides power, built-in Bluetooth provides a wireless option, and "True Wireless" support lets you pair two units together for a broader soundstage. There are a volume control and an input on the front, and a compartment in the bottom that provides both USB power and an input for an Echo, Sonos Hub, Chromecast, or similar additional wireless device, giving you the ability to upgrade the system as needed.

Drivers: 2 x 3" Full Range / Amplifier: Class D, 2 x 15W / Frequency Response: 60 Hz - 20 kHz ±3 dB / Inputs: 2 x 3.5mm / Wireless: Bluetooth and "True Wireless" dual speaker streaming

Includes both long and short USB and audio cables, as well as wall-mounting hardware.

Width: 10.6" / Height: 8.0" / Depth: 3.74" / Weight: 6.6 lbs.

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JBL L100 Classic Speaker

Released in 1970, JBL's L100 became a classic both for its performance and its eye-catching design. The L100 Classic updates it with modern components. Behind the removable, iconic Quadrex foam grille sits a 1-inch titanium dome tweeter, a 5-inch pure-pulp cone midrange driver, and a 12-inch pure-pulp woofer with a bass-reflex enclosure and front-firing port. The result is a speaker that can hold its own against contemporary options, with a design that pairs perfectly with vintage pieces — particularly when paired with the JS-120 stand.

Cambridge Audio AX Series Hi-Fi Components

Cambridge Audio has been making excellent Hi-Fi components since 1968. Its new AX Series is aimed at those just beginning to build out a sound system. It consists of the AXA35 integrated amplifier, supplying 35 watts per channel with a built-in phono-stage, the AXC35 CD player, and the 85-watt AXR85 and 100-watt AXR100 stereo receivers. Each of the components is finished in a handsome Lunar Gray and black color scheme and is stackable for added convenience.

Tivoli Model One Bluetooth Radio

Same iconic design. More options. The Tivoli Model One Bluetooth Radio keeps the understated retro looks of Henry Kloss's design and its world-class FM and AM analog tuning but adds the ability to stream music wirelessly from your phone. The compact cabinet and single speaker setup continue to provide surprisingly rich sound, and there's still an auxiliary input around back if you just insist on plugging in more than a power cord. Available in black or white.

Width: 8.375" / Height: 4.50" / Depth: 5.25" / Weight: 4.10 lbs.

Under Armour x The Rock True Wireless Headphones

Odds are Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson works out more than you. So if he's given his blessing to a pair of wireless workout earbuds, they must be good. That's the case with these UA True Wireless Flash Project Rock Edition Headphones. Powered by JBL technology, they have a bold sound curve optimized specifically for exercise and are IPX7 rated for protection against sweat and water intrusion. Talk-Thru tech turns down the music and turns on the mics so you can talk in between sets without removing them, and three sizes of ear tips ensure a secure fit. Finished with The Rock's signature Brahma bull logo, they come with a carabiner clip charging case and a smaller utility case for more discrete carry.

U-Turn Orbit Special Walnut Turntable

Made in the USA with a sustainably sourced rift walnut plinth the Orbit Special is a worthy centerpiece for your home audio setup. The turntable not only looks the part but also takes the sound of your music up a notch, with a clear acrylic platter that provides detailed playback and an external belt drive that eliminates motor noise and ensures speed consistency. Features include an OA2 gimbal tonearm, a cue lever for easy tonearm operation, a built-in preamp, and an award-winning Ortofon 2M Red cartridge with an elliptical diamond stylus. Easy to set up, the Orbit Special also comes with an AC adapter, RCA cables, a dust cover, a felt mat, and a 2-year warranty from U-Turn.

Weight: 11.5 lb