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The Logitech UE Boombox's eight powerful internal drivers and timeless architecture score top marks for the first product bearing the company's collaborative moniker.

We have a Jawbone Big Jambox in the office. When playing the same song on the two devices, there was no room for discussion. The Logitech UE Boombox is the clear winner, with a much clearer and richer sound than the limited Big Jambox.

If you like your low end, the $250 Logitech UE Boombox delivers a sculpted, bass-heavy response in a portable design. But this wireless speaker suffers from distortion at top volumes, and at this price, that shouldn't happen.

Powerful, crystal-clear sound wrapped in a package that manages a harmonious balance between fucntion and beauty; an unbeatable portable streaming speaker at anything close to this price.

The aesthetics may be a bit retro, but the UE Boombox packs a punch, and offers fantastic sound quality for the money. Even Mr. Spacely would approve.

£200 might be a lot of money to spend for a portable speaker, but it's a damn good price for this level of audio and build quality.

Size aside, the UE Boombox is the definitive Bluetooth speaker that just sent the new benchmark in portable audio.

The UE Boombox sounds exciting at moderate volumes – like something you might want to crank up to power your next party. That makes its issues at higher volumes all the more frustrating. If you're looking for more oomph without distortion from a Bluetooth system, the JBL OnBeat Xtreme is a better...