The warm days continue, which means we still have to spend more time outdoors - even at home. We have pool parties, barbecues in the backyard, sports on the lawn, and lounging on the back deck - all of which are places where you want to bring music and energy outdoors. Therefore, you need a speaker who meets these needs.

There are many kinds of outdoor speakers suitable for outdoor use. The most common is the ultra-portable Bluetooth speaker, which is small and waterproof. It is the type of speaker you take to the beach or backpack. However, these loudspeakers are not the best choice for backyard parties because they are not very loud. So you end up playing music that only one party can hear.

In our opinion, the two best speaker types for outdoor parties are permanent outdoor speakers or larger portable speakers. Both can produce the best sound with the widest sound field, so as to achieve a larger range. In addition, many of these speakers can be synchronized with other speakers in a multi-room system, so you can play sound throughout the backyard.

Permanent outdoor speakers, or speakers that can't be moved in your home, have been around for years - they're great. However, in this new wireless era, they may not be your best choice. They are usually ugly unless you install speakers on walls or ceilings, which are hidden in obvious places (but this will increase the installation cost), and most speakers require you to analog connect with amplifiers or receivers. Therefore, they may be expensive, complex to install, and not fully functional.

There is a new type of portable outdoor speaker, which is powerful enough to make the backyard full of sound, strong, and durable enough to withstand mild rainstorms. Due to Wi-Fi and Advanced Bluetooth connection supporting multi-room audio, they also have super multi-function; So you can find a few speakers, pair them, and scatter them in your backyard. Then, when you're finished, you can hide them out of sight so they don't look strange in your backyard.

Loudest Bluetooth Speakers are battery powered and you can move them in the backyard or yard, depending on where you want the sound to come from. However, some portable speakers are larger than others, which is the case here. Larger speakers are often more expensive and difficult to move.

Most outdoor speakers support Bluetooth connections. Other people can also support Wi-Fi, which allows you to transmit generally high-resolution audio and combine multiple speakers in a multi-room audio system (LA SONOS). Some outdoor speakers can realize both functions at the same time. The various speakers also have analog connection options, allowing you to connect your laptop or smartphone directly to the speakers and then start playing music. The most important thing is how you plan to play music - then find a speaker that meets these needs.