10 Loudest Bluetooth Speaker Brands

Cambridge is a great place to start because it is a hybrid brand that is not exclusive to Bluetooth connectivity. Cambridge boasts excellent quality and makes a good case for the loudest Bluetooth speaker brand on the market today. The Cambridge Air 200 packs 200 watts of power into a portable machine, this is the same power used in some PA systems. Cambridge's Balance Mode Radiator speaker technology moves both vertically and horizontally to create an even tone that is far-reaching. The Air 200 is an unbelievable choice for loud and clear sound but it comes with a hefty price tag of around $$.

Braven has long been known as a brand that creates powerful outdoor speakers. Braven knows how sound travels in the open air, and their designs are prepared to meet the challenges. The Braven XXL features four HD drivers and one subwoofer that packs a lot of sound. The Braven XXL is a full 18 pounds and sturdy. This design handles loud volumes well as it does not distort or lose clarity in the open air. The Braven XXL comes equipped with a shoulder strap and retails for $$.

JBL does not stay out of the debate for the loudest Bluetooth speaker. JBL is a trusted sound company that has proven time and time again to be an innovator in sound devices. The JBL Boombox is their entry into the debate and it makes a point. The bass on the JBL Boombox is incredible, and it is hard to find another speaker of that size that can deliver that type of low end. The highs, treble, and mids of the JBL Boombox are crisp both indoors and outdoors. JBL is known for quality and durability both with a sturdy body that is water-resistant and easy to pack up and take with you. For $$ this is an investment.

G-Project is serious about their sound and it shows in models like the G-Boom which has an amazing blend of highs and mids that project throughout the room. The G-Boom can be used outdoors without compromising sound and the whole thing is well built with a housing protecting rubber base and a sturdy handle for easy carrying. The G-Boom is loud and handles almost perfectly at high volumes with only minor distortion. For being in the $ range this is a steal for sure.

Marshall has a legendary audio history and a unique sound that rocks. The Marshall Woburn is a great portable speaker that replicates the classic Marshall sound via Bluetooth. We would not say the Marshall is the loudest Bluetooth speaker out there but it may be the clearest as it provides great mid-range and handles the bass properly. If you are looking for a crisp sound that has a signature to it you need not look any further than Marshall. The price of a Woburn is around $$.

Bose sound cannot be denied and has become synonymous with innovation. The Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus is the perfect example of innovation and powerful sound. With 360-degree speakers, this powerful machine can really blast your entire room with quality sound. The SoundLink Revolve Plus is portable, water-resistant, and even connects to audio assistants such as Siri. Bose takes into consideration how our headspace resonates sound and handles highs and mids. The SoundLink Revolve Plus can also be used outdoors which ups its value. For $$ this is a catch.

The Devialet Phantom makes a strong claim for the loudest Bluetooth speaker on the market. The Devialet Phantom is futuristic in appearance and also provides a powerful sound that handles volume with ease, producing beaming highs and a rumbling bass. The Phantom is 1,200 watts of pure power which is an unreal number for a portable device and we are hard-pressed to think of any other like it. The omnidirectional sound of the Phantom is revolutionary and will have you feeling surrounded by a whole range of deep and high tones. This wattage and technology is not cheap at $$$, so get your pennies ready.

The Anker Soundcore is a great example of a Bluetooth speaker that packs a lot of sound and doesn't break the bank. The dual high-performance drivers handle loud volumes clearly and allow you to fill the entire room with sound. The Anker is very portable and has a strong Li-ion battery that can go for 24 hours, which is amazing. The Anker Soundcore can be yours for as little as $.

UE knows what they are doing when it comes to sound and their MEGABOOM is a testament to that. The punchy bass is outstanding in this device which does not at all distort at high volumes. The UE MEGABOOM can easily make an entire room pop with sound. This speaker is well-made, water-resistant, and easy to carry. You can even get the UE app that allows you to adjust the settings for this fantastic machine. The MEGABOOM retails for $$.

Sharkk keeps it straightforward with its Sharkk Beast Bluetooth speaker which pumps out heavy sound at 45 watts and with a thumping bass you won't forget. The Maxxbass Technology on the Sharkk Beast is exclusively designed to deliver all the low ends that a small machine like this can at any volume without losing quality. This beautiful speaker retails for $$ and will look and sound great anywhere you put it.