Ministry of Sound Audio L Plus

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ; Cheaper than Sonos ; Has some power behind it

Poor mid-range definition ; Busy arrangements ; Narrow-ish sound presentation

Rich in wireless features, but confused, crowded mids hold back the Ministry of Sound Audio L Plus from delivering truly convincing sound.

Great with melodies ; Lots of bass weight and punch ; Lots of features for dance music fans

Lacks detail ; Limited dynamic range

The Audio L Plus is a dance-friendly wireless speaker that will suit Ministry fans; it just lacks the subtlety and detail to be a worthy all-rounder

Good-looking ; Impressive sound ; Lots of audio sources

Sometimes awkward setup ; Multiroom is tricksy ; Touch controls a little insensitive ; Not hugely loud

Ministry's Audio L Plus sounds great, but setting it up and enabling a multiroom array are far from simple. The important thing is the sound though, and there it lives up to the Ministry of Sound name.

Sound quality really is excellent (and not solely for dance music), tap and swipe controls, multi-room potential

App less proficient than Sonos, build a little plasticky, touch controls overly subtle

Ministry of Sound might sound like an unlikely Sonos competitor, but the Audio L Plus does a grand job of making itself heard in the multi-room market.

The Ministry of Sound Audio L is a decent looking wireless speaker which is also cheaper than a lot of big name rivals. However, the collection of small and niggly issues add up to create what is quite a frustrating experience. The app can be made...

With such a good all-round sound quality, I’m seriously impressed with these two new speakers from the Ministry of Sound. However, at £300 for the Audio L and £200 for the Audio M, they’re not cheap, and they’re also notably pricier than the equivalent...