Setup simplicity

The Wonderboom 4 is widely praised for its fuss free setup, often arriving charged and playing music within a minute of unboxing, with intuitive buttons and Fast Pair on Android removing the need for apps or detailed instructions.

One cable hookup and automatic pairing with the wireless sub make setup extremely fast and beginner friendly.

Setup is typically straightforward, with this review reiterating that there is no complicated configuration required and that pairing and playback are quick and easy.

Owners generally find the Charge 6 very easy to get going, with straightforward Bluetooth pairing, clearly labeled buttons and a tidy companion app that keeps key settings and features close at hand.

Reviews describe setup as almost foolproof: you plug both speakers into power, join them to Wi-Fi and are ready to stream within minutes, and the system’s plug-and-play nature combined with the straightforward KEF Connect app helps even non-experts get music playing quickly.

Owners report that setup is straightforward, with the Sonos app quickly detecting the Move 2, walking users through configuration and linking streaming services with minimal friction.

The LS50 Meta is described as relatively easy to integrate, with reviewers noting that it is not especially fussy about placement or setup and can still deliver controlled, linear bass even when positioned about a foot from the front wall. Its compact footprint and forgiving behavior make it a strong choice for smaller rooms where full-size tower speakers are not feasible, reducing setup anxiety for listeners who do not want to obsess over exact placement.

Owners find the SoundLink Max quick to set up, with straightforward Bluetooth pairing, Google Fast Pair support on compatible phones and the ability to remember several devices so reconnecting at home is usually seamless.

Setup is mostly straightforward with HDMI eARC, wireless rear speakers and AI Room Calibration, though positioning the separate speakers and the short power cables on the rear speakers may require extra effort and extension leads in some rooms.

Basic Bluetooth pairing remains straightforward, but using the full feature set through LG’s ThinQ app demands account creation, location sharing and manual device selection through nested menus, so advanced setup still feels awkward and overly time consuming.