9 Best Shower Speakers (Review) In 2021

Our top pick for the best shower speaker is the multipurpose and multifunctional AOMAIS Sport II Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker. With a 20W output, it’s loud enough for you to hear every beat of the drum, every high note, and every twang of the guitar as you sud yourself up in the morning, while the IPX7 ensures complete protection from splash back and any accidental drops.

It comes at a great price, and the 4.0 Bluetooth system ensures excellent reliability and wide connectivity options across a variety of devices. To save cable space in your bedroom, it also comes with 15 hours battery life, so if you only use it for your shower, you’ll probably only need to charge it once a month.

The compact but powerful Bose SoundLink Micro Bluetooth Speaker boasts a crisp and balanced sound to ensure you get the backing vocals you need when starting your solo and subsequently waking everyone in the house and neighborhood around you.

It comes with the Bose Connect app compatibility to maximize the sound quality, and the option to choose between Stereo and Party mode gives you even more audio customization, while Voice Prompt recognition allow for hands-free music control. It’s lightweight, and the attached strap makes it easy to hang from hooks, shower curtain bars, or taps, and if you want to annoy everyone as you cycle down the street, it will fit on your bicycle’s handlebars, too.

Perhaps the most perfect and accessible Bluetooth shower speaker we’ve selected, the JBL Clip 2 Portable Bluetooth Shower Speaker is a versatile option to hang anywhere in your bathroom. The sturdy hook is simple to use and capable of clipping onto shower curtains, poles, and heaters, while the compact size at first deceives and then delights with powerful, thumping bass and crisp audio to get you moving as the sunrises.

It’s also tough enough to withstand steam and spray, with an impressive and reliable IPX7 casing, and the integrated 3.5mm cable stays safe from damage, too. This cable also gives you varied connectivity options, allowing you to hook it up to older, non-Bluetooth devices to ensure you can play your music however you like.

With 2 EQ modes all for you to take advantage of regardless of environment, the AUKEY Bluetooth Portable Speaker is a great choice for potential bathroom speakers but also performs superbly when challenged to recreate the sound quality outside.

With up to 30 hours of battery life, the whole family can enjoy themselves belting their favorite songs into the morning, while the durable casing makes it a true tank of a product. This casing ensures protection from just about everything you could throw at it, or even it at, but it still feels remarkably lightweight, making it easy to store and carry when traveling.

The Ultimate Ears Roll 2 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker boasts a wide connectivity range and is compact despite what it looks like on the picture. This makes it easy to carry and easy to find the perfect place for it in your shower. The orange hanging cord is vibrant, with sturdy and reliable weaving to keep it safe, and is easily attachable to a variety of locations both around the house and on your person.

The battery life boasts an impressive 9 hours maximum, but this is only when playing your music at around 70% volume. However, this is standard of all Bluetooth speakers, so shouldn’t be an issue. For additional options to Bring The Noise you can connect multiple sources simultaneous to maximize sound levels, and if you’re looking for an underwater party, it’ll miraculously work for around 30 minutes after submersion.

If you’re searching far and wide for the best shower speaker in terms of awesome value, the Vtin Q1 Portable Bluetooth Speaker is the perfect pick for you today. With an 8W driver, your audio is crisp and clear, while the 10 hours playtime ensures you can take long lounging baths and merciful recovery showers without interruption.

For the price, it delivers optimum performance, showing incredible value for money without feeling like you’re missing out on key features. It’s not as varied in capabilities as more expensive options, but for less than $20 you can’t complain, and you’ll still get a stable 33 foot range of Bluetooth connectivity.

The Altec Lansing LifeJacket 3 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker is splash, dust, water and even idiot-proof to ensure longevity without being too bulky, and still being easy to carry, with an easily mountable slot to attach to anything you like. 

It’s also the loudest waterproof Bluetooth speaker we’ve selected, boasting a wide volume range so it may not just be you enjoying your tunes in the morning, while you can connect your devices from up to 50 feet away. The 30 hour playtime is also reliable and consistent so you can set it and forget it, as long as you remember to turn it off once you’re finished.

AUKEY Rugged & Water Resistant Outdoor Bluetooth Speaker is compatible with a variety of smart devices including Samsung and iPhone, among others, and delivers reliable and solid performance in several environments.

It boasts dual speaker drivers for consistent sound level, however because of its size, it doesn’t quite hit the high volumes of other options, and with 6 hours maximum playtime at around 60% to 70% volume, this may not be ideal for those looking for a multipurpose speaker. Despite this, it’s still more energy efficient than other options, and it’s compact enough to fit comfortably anywhere, while the adjustable hanging loop ensuring further security and protection.

Our final pick of the best shower speaker is the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Waterproof Super Portable Bluetooth Speaker, which like the other UE option boasts a modern design for kids or those who still think they’re down with the kids.

With 360-degree sound accompanied by a thumping bass, it’s one of the most high performing and satisfying options we’ve selected. You can enhance this sound by pairing it with another Wonderboom speaker for when the party gets a little too big for just a single speaker. However, it’s not too large, nor too loud on a low volume you’ll distract and annoy the surrounding neighbors, giving you something easy to hear, but not disrupting to others.