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With iPhones and Android devices, you can control your Sonos speakers from your lock screen.

Sonos speakers use a feature called Trueplay that tunes the sound to your room’s acoustics

Sonos multiroom system from £199 / stuff.tv/SonosOne

If you want to pretend your favourite band is playing in your living room, there’s no better option than a Sonos wireless speaker. They look great, work with your smartphone and boom out your tunes with dazzling finesse – from the compact and Alexa-compatible One (£199) to the flagship Play:5 (£499) and the TV-friendly Beam (£399).

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Naim Mu-so £895 / stuff.tv/Mu-so

How much for a wireless speaker?! Well, yes, but what a wireless speaker it is. Naim has ploughed all of its high-end hi-fi experience into delivering a beautifully made, great-sounding device with AirPlay, Spotify Connect and aptX Bluetooth all on board.

Stuff says ★★★★★

A wireless speaker that can make a valid claim to be genuine hi-fi

Riva S £129 / stuff.tv/RivaS

With six drivers pumping out music with a tonal fidelity unrivalled by similarly priced speakers, this Riva is a must-have for sound nerds. Take into consideration the 13-hour battery life and a USB port on the back to charge other devices, and it’s also a great travel companion.

Stuff says ★★★★★

The top small wireless speaker for real sound-hounds