Klipsch Speakers Reviews

Expensive and versatile in similar amounts, these Klipsch wireless speakers offer a rich and expressive-sounding experience – although they lack a degree of nuance and subtlety. Since they first launched, other similarly specced and cheaper options...

14 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

The Klipsch Cinema 600 is an impressive 3.1-channel soundbar and subwoofer combo that's only let down by a lack of lossless audio support.

7 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

The Klipsch Heresy IV is a rather small three-way speaker that believes it’s very big. It plays like a big speaker, and it does so with a dynamic range, especially in the bass, and a punch that you quickly become addicted to. It makes the music more...

5 expert reviews

Klipsch released their new RP-8000F II floorstanding loudspeakers that we reviewed to determine if they still retain the same high value and performance of the originals despite the pricing hike?

3 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

The Klipsch Reference Premiere 5.1-channel speaker system is composed of floorstanders, rears, a dedicated centre speaker and a subwoofer.

2 expert reviews

The Klipsch Reference Premiere speakers and subwoofer deliver maximum home theater dynamics and power with ease, and sound great with music, too.

4 expert reviews

While the price should be about a third lower, Klipsch's Groove mini Bluetooth speaker is well designed and packs a punch.

12 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

The Klipsch Cinema 800 is great for mixed usage. It has a neutral, balanced sound profile well-suited to many different types of audio content, from bass-heavy music genres to dialogue-centric TV shows. There's a unique adjustable dialogue enhancement...

5 expert reviews

It does not depend on the size: These dynamic toddlers from Klipsch knockout in the biggest challenges!

3 expert reviews

Klipsch has learnt from their previous speakers, and added more resolution and tightness. The RP-280F should definitely appeal to many. The speakers sound tighter than the government’s budget for culture, they go deep in the bass and strike hard and...

9 expert reviews | 52 user reviews

The Klipsch Forte III offer a near-perfect blend of new-school finesse with old-school charm, easily ranking among the finest speakers that have ever graced our listening room.

11 expert reviews | 29 user reviews

The Klipsch Reference R-51M combines throwback looks and thoroughly exciting sound in an affordable package.

2 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

The Three is worth more than three stars, but it’s not quite accomplished enough to make the full five

7 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

For those of us who don’t have that much outdoor space and want something more affordable, the Polk Atrium 4 achieve a nice balance of price and performance. They can’t match the bass output of the AW-650, though. Plus, part of the fun of the AW-650 is...

1 expert reviews | 99 user reviews

One of the ‘big beasts' of American Hi-Fi is back in the UK and the R-41 PM looks like very strong value for money indeed.

2 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The Klipsch AW-525 is a real feast of an outdoor speaker. But your taste in music will probably be decisive for whether to choose this or any of the other speakers in the test. There is better sound to be found elsewhere, but few speakers in this size...

3 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

The Klipsch BAR 48 delivers an impressive audio performance thanks to the company’s legendary speaker know-how and horn-loaded tweeters. However a limited set of features and lack of any HDMI inputs make this 3.1-channel soundbar hard to recommend at...

3 expert reviews

The R-115SW is physically larger and more space consuming than the other subwoofers in the test, but also kicks harder. The powerful 15-inch is able to move so much air that the bass becomes a physical experience: You can literally feel the pressure on...

5 expert reviews | 58 user reviews

The Klipsch RF-62 II floor-standers are the speaker equivalent of a 1970s American muscle car -- big, fun and brash.

11 expert reviews | 108 user reviews

The Klipsch R-15PM is a likeable powered speaker offering convenience, lively sound and an abundance of features.

11 expert reviews | 22 user reviews

Klipsch's R-10B soundbar houses two 3in mid-range drivers and two 0.75in tweeters mated to dual Tractrix horns. These horns are filtered down from the Klipschorn, a legendary high-end floorstander which has been in continuous production for over 60...

9 expert reviews | 54 user reviews

Klipsch has produced a beautifully designed set of 2.1-channel speakers that sound great with oodles of bass on offer from the huge subwoofer, if that's what you look for from your audio. That said, the price is high, and there are other 2.1-channel...

19 expert reviews | 3630 user reviews

, every other dock we see that uses these plastic inserts just seems ill conceived and clunky. Again, though, you're unlikely to find a better alternative for the price.

28 expert reviews | 595 user reviews

The hipster appeal is soaring on the Klipsch wireless speakers. You can almost smell beard oil and freshly brewed beer when you see the warm brown walnut veneer that surrounds the speakers. They do not win awards among the hi-fi Puritans, but I doubt...

4 expert reviews

Klipsch retains the audio signature in the new R5 Wireless. It’s a tuning that some people might find a tad dark, but the musical details are satisfying to listen to, and an absolute comfort to use. Listeners who enjoy a tamer but detailed treble sound...

2 expert reviews