A middle-ranking contender for sound, but a smart customisable design earns it serious lifestyle cred.

Beautiful design ; Splashproof ; Crisp highs and mids

Anemic bass ; Not waterproof ; Awkward form factor

The Libratone ONE Click is a beautiful speaker, but it just doesn't have the warmth of low end of competing speakers. Highs and mids sound crisp and clear, but it lacks any bass response. For the price, you can get many better-sounding alternatives.

Generous battery life ; Intuitive touch controls ; Splashproof ; Customizable, well-built design ; Clear, expansive and detailed sound

Needs better timing ; Rivals have more detail

Libratone can add this to its budding catalogue of well-designed, decent-performing wireless speakers

You can’t go wrong with a Libratone, it would seem. Although this speaker isn’t the cheapest around, it sounds great, looks great, and the clever design means it’s rugged as well

Solid Bluetooth audio for a speaker this size, with rich bass and crisp highs. App allows for EQ adjustment. Ships with detachable handle and loop.

Mono only. Can distort on deep bass at high volumes. DSP will irk purists.

The One Click feels like a bit of a conundrum—it sounds great for a speaker of this size, but not necessarily for a speaker of this price. So it exceeds our expectation for a small portable wireless speaker, but at $200 or less, there is plenty of...

Well balanced treble, midrange and bass ; Good battery life ; Can link with another One Click for stereo sound

Heavy for a portable

Libratone's One Click sounds better than the competition and offers good battery life, but it's not the most portable Bluetooth speaker out there.