In the press

stupidDOPE went into their review expecting a smaller Soundboks to sound like a smaller Soundboks. One proper listening session changed their mind.

Basic Tutorials gave Soundboks Rider the full review treatment, and it came away with their Silver Award and 86/100.

eCoustics put Rider where we meant it to sit, between compact Bluetooth speakers and full-size party rigs.

We built Rider for beach days and backyards. ACTIVE.com's editor-in-chief took it somewhere we hadn't pitched: the home gym.

SoundGuys covered the launch with a look at how you can tune Rider to wherever you are.

Acquire saw Rider as the answer for smaller homes and apartments: a speaker that doesn't take over the room but still has real power.

EDM Tunes tested our Soundboks Mix earlier this year, so they knew exactly what to compare Rider against.

Forbes covered Rider's launch through the question we started with: why choose between a speaker you can carry and one that can run a party?

Billboard got what Rider is for straight away. It's one speaker, no setup, no planning the day around your sound system.

Rolling Stone already counts Soundboks among their favourite party speakers, so it meant a lot to see them get behind Rider too.

WIRED put Rider through a full review, drop test on the stairs included, and found it clear at every volume and built to last decades.

LOUDER's verdict on Mix was short and to the point.

stupidDOPE saw Mix as a reality check for a category built on extremes.

Forbes' Mark Sparrow liked what we left off Mix as much as what we put in.