I rank 370 Bluetooth speakers by measured sound quality with zero sponsorships, and just rebuilt the site so it's not a wall of text anymore

Some of you have seen my Bluetooth speaker rankings project before. It's an independent ranking of 370 Bluetooth speakers - small, medium, large, boombox, party, and large-party size classes - plus powered/passive home speakers and subs, all by measured sound quality. No sponsorships, no paid placements, no free units from manufacturers. A bunch of you said it was useful but honestly kind of a wall of text, so I spent the last few weeks rebuilding it around that feedback.

Link: https://www.speakerranking.com/

What's new:

• Search: type any speaker name and jump straight to it instead of hunting through lists.
• Star ratings on every speaker, so you can gauge a pick at a glance (Bluetooth speakers are ranked by measured performance within their size class; subs use CEA-2010 output).
• Cleaner homepage: browse by category tiles - small/medium/large/boombox/party/large-party for portables - instead of endless bullet lists.
• Comparison tables you can actually customize: add or remove any spec column (battery, IP rating, driver size, frequency response, whatever) and sort by it.
• Sound-sample videos play inline: the reviewer comparison clips open right on the page instead of throwing you out to YouTube.
• A reviewer trust ranking: I dug through 48 speaker "reviewers" and flagged who's genuinely independent vs. who got paid by Soundcore (and others) to push a script. If you're sick of the paid-shill Boom 2 Plus videos, this part's for you.
• The walls of text are gone. Everything's scannable now.

It's free, every ranking links out to the measurements and reviews it's based on so you can check my work, and the only money involved is affiliate links that never touch the rankings.

I'd genuinely love feedback: what's still confusing, which Bluetooth speakers I'm missing, and what you'd want next. Roast the picks. That's how it gets better.