Dr Dre’s Still D.R.E. should always cause a solid head nod and the BT5 delivers the goods, offering up a well-rounded sound as Dre’s trademark glossy production levels are handled confidently. The thud of the drums is there, though could perhaps do with a little tightening up, but we’re just happy there’s some decent bottom end on show for a speaker of this size and price. That leads us nicely into price, where we’re going to spend some time looking at the price of AUDIO PRO BT5 Bluetooth Speaker and seeing how that compares to other HiFi systems and speakers and also looking at the sort of price you can expect to pay for products from Audio Pro. Out of all of the speakers on this list, the Huawei Sound Joy offers the most in the way of battery life. You can listen to music non-stop for 26 hours straight - that makes this one of the best options to take away with you on a camping trip or weekend away. When it does finally run out of juice, you can plug it in for 10 minutes to get an extra hour of music. That’s very handy if you forget to charge it before you hit the road. Pop more complex classical arrangements at it however and it will start to jumble up a little, as with most mono-mix speakers. Well, for one, Audio Pro have long been a go-to choice across our stores for one. When sound quality and simple function is the driving factor, and you’re not looking for bells and whistles, or something than can survive a two-storey drop – then they’re a great choice.

For the ultimate in speaker control, each drive unit is driven by a dedicated, digital amplifier. With 30 watts for the bass unit and 10 watts to the tweeter, a total power output of 40 watts is on hand to give generous, room-filling sound. This is one small speaker that sounds bigger than it looks.Let’s take a look at AUDIO PRO BT5 Bluetooth Speaker in more detail and see what makes it worthwhile of a review score of 9.1 out of 10. Voice control: No | Hi-res audio: Yes (24bit/96kHz native) | Spotify Connect: Yes | Apple AirPlay: 2 | Bluetooth: 4.1 aptX HD | Wi-Fi: Yes | Dimensions: 254 x 281 x 260mm Consider the brand. We’ll go into more detail in a moment about brand and whether Audio Pro is your best option for HiFi systems and speakers. But the point here is just to make sure you’re factoring in brand when considering the quality of a product. Some brands will be better known for quality than others, and no doubt some of the much higher quality brands will attract a higher price for their products. The sound quality isn’t perfect, audiophiles might notice a bit of distortion here and there, but for most people, it’s perfectly fine and it’s pretty loud. You’ll also get manual control over the bass in the smartphone app, or choose between three different preset sound modes.One of the most distinctive features is the multicoloured light ring around the top - it definitely jazzes up the design a little because the light dances to music. In the day it’s a bit underwhelming but at night it looks pretty cool. The BT5 is mains-powered, so there’s no chance of garden parties without an extension cord (we wouldn’t recommend it), but that’s not what it’s for. This is a speaker to keep in one place, a fixed feature of your living room, and it looks more than good enough for that job. It’s also very simple to use. The buttons are a slight disappointment, feeling a little on the cheap side, but once you’ve set up your Bluetooth connections, you’ll hardly use them, and they still look the part. There’s no remote control either, which means you’ll be using the controls on your smartphone – but you already do that anyway. Sound

Sonos nailed its multiroom experience some time ago, and has been improving it ever since. From the wide range of products (which now includes single speakers, a soundbar, a subwoofer, a surprisingly capable amplifier and more besides), to the smooth user experience (thanks to both a bespoke Wi-Fi mesh and the clarity and useability of Sonos’ control app), it’s an object lesson in giving people exactly what they want. Sometimes before they even realise they want it.

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You’re also going to want to know how durable the product is, so here we’d advise taking a look at the materials that the HiFi systems and speakers are made from.

Brand, as mentioned earlier, is another really important factor to consider for buying HiFi systems and speakers. The overall quality of any product is important, but it’s especially important when you’re considering HiFi systems and speakers. You’re making an important investment in this product so you want to be sure that it’s going to be durable and serve its purpose for a decent length of time. It’s really good at this stage to spend some time just getting an idea of the sort of price you can expect to pay for your HiFi systems and speakers. When you’re spent a bit of time looking at the prices, consider setting yourself a budget.If you already use Audio Pro, Apple or Google's multiroom systems at home, this will be a fantastic addition to your set-up. Audio Pro A15 review: also consider