Bottom Line: Hi-fi speaker companies often sell their speakers à la carte, so you'll have to cobble together your NHT SuperPower (With PVC-PC)—but it's worth the high price and minor annoyance.

Bottom Line: The iHome iC3 is one of only a few Android speaker docks, but its disappointing sound and cumbersome cables keep it from competing with most iPhone docks.

Bottom Line: The Jawbone Big Jambox doesn't offer the best audio quality among portable Bluetooth speakers, but its long battery life, speakerphone features, and generally solid sound make it worth a listen.

Bottom Line: The JBL OnBeat Air, despite being slightly overpriced, is still one of the more affordable AirPlay docks that offers reasonable audio performance.

Bottom Line: The iHome iDM8 is an affordable and uniquely designed portable Bluetooth speaker, but it doesn't get very loud, and distorts before it reaches maximum volume.

Bottom Line: The powerful, portable Beats by Dr. Dre Beatbox Portable From Monster offers solid audio performance, but suffers from excessive hiss at higher volumes.

Bottom Line: The M-Audio AV 40 remains a solid performer after some running manufacturing changes, and still straddles the line between higher-end home audio speakers and low-end studio monitors.

Bottom Line: The Logitech UE Air Speaker is a solid wireless AirPlay dock at moderate volumes, but pump it up, and you'll hear distortion.

Bottom Line: The Klipsch Gallery G-17 Air is a wonderful-sounding wireless speaker dock, and a recent iOS update irons out some AirPlay streaming issues we experienced during testing.

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