Cambridge Audio GO

The Cambridge Audio Go sounds great on certain genres, but it pales next to other Bluetooth speakers in this price range.

Best wireless speaker up to £150, Awards 2014. Cambridge Audio does it again – this is a fantastic, hugely entertaining portable speaker

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We take a look at the latest version of Cambridge Audio's Go wireless Bluetooth speaker and find out if it still delivers the goods.

I bought this last month . I am disappointed with this product the connection between the speaker and the Bluetooth device is poor ..

Love this on advice from assistant was exactly what I wanted.

Have not used it a lot. But so far it is working as I expect. I had some problems connecting it to my PC via Bluetooth - but expect that is a problem with my computer. it connected to my smartphone without any problems, and I can use the jack with my...

I have seen too many people by cheap mainstream Bluetooth speakers to play from their tablets etc and all of them are total rubbish. Spend a bit more and get this cambridge audio product, you will.not be disappointed. We got this to play in the garden...

I managed to get the last of these, and chose it as it had a 3.5mm jack as well as bluetooth so would be usable with my iPod as well as my laptop. It sounds good for its size and is very portable.

Good sound from a small enclosure, easy to pair with Bluetooth devices, good build quality at a fair price.