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State of the art
B&O Beolit 20
We know B&O’s audio gear
is solid,and theBeolit 20
sounds fantastic. Interms
of looks it’sdelightfully
retro, youget around eight
hours of battery life, there’s
easy speaker control via an
accompanying app, and you
can even charge up your
smartphone by putting it on
top of the speaker.
£499,bang-olufsen.com
SPECS
Drivers 4 (3 x 1.5-
inch full range,1 x
5.5-inch long-stroke
wideband) Frequency
range 37-20,000Hz
Battery life Up to 8 hours
Connectivity USB-C,
3.5mm mini jack,Bluetooth
4.2 Weatherproofing
none Dimensions
135x230x189mm
Weight 2.7kg
Audio ProA15
The Audio Pro A15 looks
stunning,and it gets even
better from there: you’ve
got lots of connection
options (including Wi-Fi
and Bluetooth),it can
connect easily to an existing
Audio Pro network of
speakers, allthe functions
can be controlledby on-
board buttons,and you get
around 11hours between
battery charges.
£350, richersounds.com
SPECS
Drivers 2 (1-inch
tweeter,4.5-inch woofer)
Frequency range 45-
22,000Hz Battery life Up
to 11 hours Connectivity
RCA,Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Weatherproofing
IPX2Dimensions 206x
286x137mm Weight 3.4kg
Sonos Move
Sonos sets a high bar when
it comes to audio fidelity,
build qualityand ease of
use – and these standards
are maintained with the
Move, oneof two Sonos
speakers for the outdoors.
It can seamlessly join your
existing Sonos network
or operateindependently,
but doesn’t requireits own
mains connection and can
last for around 11 hours on
battery power.
£399,sonos.com
SPECS
Drivers 2 (downward-
firing tweeter, midwoofer)
Battery life Up to 11
hours Connectivity
USB-C, Wi-Fi 4, Bluetooth
5.0 Weatherproofing
IP56 Dimensions 240 x
160x126mm Weight 3kg
