Bluetooth speakers come in all shapes and sizes and with literally hundreds of options out there, manufacturers have been trying to one-up each other with interesting looking options. Logitech's latest, the X100 is one such eye-catcher and brings a unique design to the mix.

Portable Bluetooth speakers are really popular these days. The market is huge and they are available in all shapes and sizes. A well-entrenched player in this space is Logitech, which is generally well regarded for selling high-quality aftermarket accessories.

Good overall sound quality; Small size makes it portable; Good value for money

Sound distorts at high volume

Logitech X100 wireless speaker is now available in India for Rs 1900 which makes it one of the best entry level compact bluetooth speakers. It is a well designed speaker with good battery life and sound quality.

Logitech's X100 is a "micro" wireless speaker that competes with such models as the JBL Clip and Divoom Voombox Travel. They're all similarly shaped (think hockey puck or doughnut), cost about $50 (you can find them for £40 in the UK or AU$60 in Australia), and produce bigger sound than their tiny size would indicate.

The travel-friendly X100 is one of the better micro wireless speakers, featuring decent sound for its size, an attractive design, and speakerphone capabilities.

The Logitech X100 is a compact, hockey-puck-size wireless Bluetooth speaker that has a built-in lithium ion rechargeable battery and offers decent enough sound for its size; It's nicely designed, has speakerphone capabilities, and a line input for non-Bluetooth devices.

Can distort a little at higher volumes.

Logitech's X100 is a "micro" wireless speaker that competes with such models as the JBL Clip and Divoom Voombox Travel . They're all similarly shaped (think hockey puck or doughnut), cost about $50 (you can find them for £40 in the UK or AU$60 in Australia), and produce bigger sound than their tiny...

The Logitech X100 is a compact; hockey-puck-size wireless Bluetooth speaker that has a built-in lithium ion rechargeable battery and offers decent enough sound for its size.

Can distort a little at higher volumes

Logitech's X100 is a "micro" wireless speaker that competes with such models as the JBL Clip and Divoom Voombox Travel . They're all similarly shaped (think hockey puck or doughnut), cost about $50 (you can find them for ￡40 in the UK or AU$60 in Australia), and produce bigger sound than their tiny...

The Logitech X100 is a compact, hockey-puck-size wireless Bluetooth speaker that has a built-in lithium ion rechargeable battery and offers decent enough sound for its size; It's nicely designed, has speakerphone capabilities, and a line input for non-Bluetooth devices

Can distort a little at higher volumes

Bought this on sale for $35 delivered. Small, a bit smaller than a Macca's cheeseburger. But... sound is surprisingly large for its size. Quality is OK. Obviously not a lot of big bass but reasonably clear and loud enough for a small room. Small size means it's easy to take around with you.

small and portable and big sound for size; cheap for quality and sound

average sound quality but great for size and cost

You want music with calling enabled and with long battery life, then the Logitech X100 will fit both your budget and your need. For travellers, this is a sturdy piece of audio equipment for music on-the-go.

battery life; compact

Distortion at higher volumes

Works great if the speaker his "DIRECTLY" facing your face and will not work so good if it's positioned underneath your rear view mirror as I had tried. The new design should've had a plastic swivel mount that hooks up to your rear view firmly and then it would be perfect or your middle heating vent...

Anyone who lived through the '80s will remember those ridiculously large "portable" boom boxes that were popular toward the latter half of that decade. If you're still sore after years of carrying a briefcase-sized stereo on your shoulders, Logitech has a new wireless speaker so small and light that...

Loud, clear sound in diminutive package; Rugged construction; Five-hour battery life via USB charge.

No stereo audio; Hands-free phone calls sound muffled.