Harman Kardon Citation 200 review: It'll make you move

While the name doesn't scream 'portable home speaker' by any means, when you get to hear the Citation 200 you'll scream at just how massive it sounds for such a device. As we said up top: this speaker will have Sonos quaking in its boots, as it delivers a similar prospect for a cut of the price. And without compromise to sound, if you're on board with the big bass anyway.

Great portable design with separate charging stand; Big and bold sound - with masses of bass capability; Wi-Fi / AirPlay / Bluetooth support; IPX4 waterproofing;

Might be too bassy for some; Doesn't quite cut pinpoint sonic precision like some higher-end rivals can; No voice assistant without Wi-Fi (oh well);

Very good sound exactly what we were looking for

Great features and sound

Great Smart Speaker but does'nt allow bluetooth from multibeam

I love it and its super easy to connect to google home. I bought it for this reason with the assumption it could connect to chromecast or other multibeam for movie audio. It however allows you to only cast from chromecast music and not audio from netflix or other things. Still a neat unit but it is a bit misleading as a selling point to say CHROMECAST but only for music. Can still connect to netflix with audio via a laptop sending HDMI to tv and blutooth the audio to the unit. Maybe I'm missing something. Also a handy hint. It can be a bit too bass heavy but after it is left plugged in and updates its firmware you can turn the bass up/Down by pressing Bluetooth and or - buttons. look it up on the online manual.

Bass heavy. And big sound Good product for money

It's a very good speaker... The only thing lacking is 360 degree sound... Otherwise big bass and big sound

Sounds good but having connection issues

The sound is amazing. However the need to connect via wifi and google home before being able to use the Bluetooth connectivity is seriously backwards. The wifi connections and Bluetooth connections are also dropping out too often. Its quite frustrating.