Speakers for desks, meeting rooms and home use, from small portable Bluetooth models to higher-powered units for larger spaces. The range suits office workers, presenters and anyone who wants clearer sound than a laptop provides. Brands include JBL, Philips, Creative, HP, Sony and Sonos.
How to choose speakers
Connection type. Wireless speakers are easy to move between rooms, while wired models avoid pairing and battery charging. Our range includes wireless, wired and combined wired and wireless speakers, and the combined type is useful if you want Bluetooth for phones and a cable for a fixed laptop or PC.
Bluetooth version. Newer versions generally connect more reliably and use less battery power than older ones. Speakers in our range list versions from 4.2 up to 5.4, so check the version if you plan to use the speaker in a busy office with many wireless devices.
Power output. RMS power is the continuous output, and it tells you more than peak figures. Small desktop and portable speakers in our range start at around 2.5 W, mid-sized models reach 25 W to 60 W, and some go to 120 W or 200 W. A few watts is enough for one person at a desk, whereas a meeting room or a larger space needs considerably more.
Where you will use it. A speaker that stays on a desk can be mains powered and focus on sound quality. One that travels between rooms needs a built-in battery, a sturdy body and a size you can carry. If you will take calls on it, look for a built-in microphone in the product specification.
Speaker brands we carry
- JBL: known for portable Bluetooth speakers with strong bass and splash-resistant bodies.
- Sonos: makes wireless speakers designed to work together across several rooms through a home network.
- Sony: offers portable and party speakers alongside its wider audio range.
- Creative: a long-standing maker of PC speakers and computer audio products.
- Anker: sells affordable Bluetooth speakers through its Soundcore audio line.
- Xiaomi: known for low-cost portable and smart speakers.
- Samsung: known for home audio and soundbars, as well as wireless speakers.
- Lenco: produces a mix of Bluetooth speakers, radios and other consumer audio.
Also in our range: DENVER, PHILIPS, HP, LENOVO.
Speakers FAQ
How many watts do I need in a speaker?
For personal use at a desk, a few watts of RMS power is enough. For a small meeting room, look for around 20 W or more, and for larger rooms or music with bass, higher figures such as 60 W and above make a clear difference. Always compare RMS power rather than peak power.
Are Bluetooth speakers suitable for presentations?
Yes, a Bluetooth speaker works well for presentations with audio or video clips, provided the laptop and speaker pair reliably. For a fixed setup, a speaker that also has a wired input gives you a backup if the wireless connection drops.
Does the Bluetooth version matter?
It matters mainly for connection stability and battery efficiency. A speaker with Bluetooth 5.0 or newer is generally a better choice than one with 4.2. Both versions will still play audio from any modern phone or laptop.
Should I buy a wired or a wireless speaker?
Choose wireless if you want to move the speaker around or connect several different devices. Choose wired if the speaker will stay on one desk, since it needs no charging and has no pairing delay. A model that supports both gives you the most flexibility.
