Wireless Peripherals

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I have recently purchased a wireless mouse and keyboard, however, I'd like to purchase wirelse's speakers if I can. However, I haven't even looked online yet, but can you guys recommend any half decent wireless speakers?

I would have a 110% wireless set up if I could, even wireless display if there were a decent enough solution. I dislike having many wires around my setup, and due a lot issues, cable management isn't an option really, or at least there's no long term solution that I can/could use. I mean the best possible solution I could use is adhesive, but back on to topic.

Can anyone recommend or suggest any good wireless sound systems? I don't want headphones, but speakers, please could anyone recommend good wireless speakers? Also, I am sorry for babbling on.

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When its finished you'll be able to say all the wires Argon.

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I like it, well done, bonus points awarded.

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Sonos and Bose have decent wireless speakers.
LG has wireless home cinema solutions. It really depends on what you want to spend.

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Yeah, I think it's safe to say that anything from Bose is going to be at least somewhat half decent? But I didn't know they've started making wireless speakers, I guess the whole Bluetooth thing is becoming more popular though? People having those portable speakers too and what not.

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For cost, I don't mind spending a fair penny, but not too much, I don't mind spending 100~150 or so. 150 would have to be my max budget.

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Just a word of caution, if you're going to have a wireless keyboard I'd recommend doing some bit of research to see if there are security vulnerabilities. Even in 2016 this is a problem. Should be safe if its a Bluetooth keyboard or from the Logitech manufacturer. The other peripherals I wouldn't worry too much if its vulnerable.

As for the wireless speakers, personally I'd look into adapter options. Being a bit of an audiophile I wouldn't want to sacrifice audio quality; wireless speakers aren't really good when you compare them to the wired options. Here's one example of a wireless audio adapter:

I could then keep my M-Audio BX5 D2's :).

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But I should be fine with passwords anyway as I have 2 step verification on everything. But I'll look into it anyway! :)

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Plus even with that threat, I'm pretty much the only one on my street that knows how to use a command line, or what Linux is. I live in a rural area with very old fashioned people.

If you must know it's a cheap keyboard that uses Bluetooth and has a range of 10M.

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Yea, I don't think its anything to worry about then, for your case. It just surprised me when I learned of this and I figured it would be interesting to mention.

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That's totally fair enough! It's always good to learn as much as you can about security because even if you know what you're doing, it can still be an issue.