The Monster DNA Max Wireless Speaker is yet another option for those looking for a portable Bluetooth speaker. It’s fairly portable, has a decent look to it, and all-day battery life.

The US$749.95-per-pair, all-in-one speaker system features a built-in, high-powered digital amplifier and iPod dock. The ClarityHD Model One will begin shipping worldwide in mid-July 2011. It will be ...

For a limited time, customers can get Monster's hot-selling DNA One and DNA Max Wireless Charging Bluetooth Speakers in striking blue, vibrant green, bold orange, royal purple, and fiery red NEW ...

The Monster ClarityHD Micro speaker weighs 13.7 ounces and fits nicely in a bag. David Carnoy/CNET. Once you fire up the speaker, a male voice tells you, "Attempting to connect ...

Monster announced a Bluetooth wireless speaker featuring AAC, apt-X and an optional transmitter / receiver kit for multi-room capabilities. The company claims their new ClarityHD Katana Wireless ...

Love 'em or hate 'em, Monster continues to build its sound empire this time with a floating Bluetooth speaker, here's my Monster Superstar Backfloat review. Skip to content. Menu. Reviews.

The Monster SuperStar BackFloat speaker is a simple concept – it pumps out the jams while it floats in water. Water to which it is resistant. You can toss it in the pool and not worry about it ...

Fast forward to 2022 and portable speakers have become a lot smaller; products like UE Boom and Sonos Roam own a sizable portion of the market and for good reason. The Monster Blaster 3.0 Concept. The ...

Available for around $130 online (£100, no Australian pricing yet), the 7-ounce (198-gram) speaker comes in a few different color options. I like its form factor and it has a nice, soft-to-the ...