The 4 best Bluetooth speakers with aptX support!

If you know enough about Bluetooth codecs, then you will agree that aptX brings two important wireless elements that make speakers better. One is high- quality audio streaming and the other is low latency .

While aptX headphones are quite popular, the same is not true for Bluetooth speakers. But with the right speaker by your side you will have an incredible audio experience , all you need is a compatible phone and a playlist. You can choose from these 4 best speakers.

1. AVANTREE TORPEDO PLUS Its battery life is quite good. When fully charged, it can last for about 7 hours , while charging the device to 100% will take about 3 hours. Users prefer this speaker mainly because of its portability and ease of use, while it has an average rating of 4.3 stars out of 5 .
   
   
2. FUGOO SPORT 2
   Second on our list of the best aptX Bluetooth speakers is the Fugoo Sport 2. The Fugoo is loud and is more for outdoor use. It also has a “Loud Mode” feature if you want to crank up the volume.
   Additionally, this durable speaker claims to have of a battery life around 40 hours, enough to enjoy weeks of playback.
   Overall, it combines an attractive design with long battery life and balanced performance .
3. MARSHALL STANMORE II The good thing about this speaker is that bass lovers will not be disappointed. It is intense and has settings to increase it even more. And if that is not enough, its accompanying app also allows you to further modify the equalizer . It is one of the speakers, which in addition to Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and the aptX codec, also has Wi-Fi , voice assistant support (such as Google Assistant or Alexa ) and a 3.5 mm aux port . However, the Marshall Stanmore II is not wireless in the strictest sense . The huge 20000mAh battery and slightly larger dimensions will prevent you from carrying it like a portable speaker.
   
   
   
4. BOWERS & WILKINS T7
   You might find it hard to describe the design of the T7 in words. The honeycomb-like “muffler” around the speaker and the thick rubber on the sides prevent the speaker from shaking and wobbling when playing your favorite music.
   In addition to Bluetooth connectivity, you can also use the 3.5mm audio port. Surprisingly, the T7 doesn’t let you charge it via USB, although it does have a micro-USB. This port can only be used for firmware. To charge it, the company ships a wall adapter so you can top up the battery whenever needed.

The issue with Qualcomm aptX is that the source device must be compatible, as if the paired devices have SBC, the speakers won't be able to take advantage of it. So before you hit the Play, make sure you've selected aptX in the Developer in the settings.