X-mini's new-look speakers come in all shapes and sizes

Fancy a tiny speaker that plays big sound? That's the idea behind the Click 2. It's called the Click because it has a button you can press to activate the shutter of your phone's camera.

If one Click 2 isn't enough, you can always pair two up for stereo sound. 

The X-mini Supa's looks are inspired by vintage audio systems of yore. It's controlled by a dial, comes with two pre-set equalizers for vocal or bass emphasis and has a microSD card reader. 

The Supa sounds great for its size and plays music from your phone via Bluetooth.

Besides its dashing good looks, the Supa has a battery life of up to 8 hours.

The $40 Xoundbar is designed to fit into your pocket and features two full-range stereo drivers with batteries designed to last for 5 hours.

The Xoundbar is pretty slim and fits in your pocket easily.

Instead of the small size speakers most of us are familiar with, X-mini has decided to go big with its 360-degree sound bar, the Infiniti. Featuring a sub-woofer, four drivers, the Infiniti easily fills up the room with sound and can be used as a portable speaker with 4 hours of battery life.

The Infiniti can also be paired with another Infiniti for even more sound.

The X-mini Kai X come in three sizes (the pancake-shaped Kai X1 isn't pictured) that work alone or paired with another to deliver stereo sound. The medium-sized Kai X2 goes for $70 (about £55 or AU$95) while the Kai X3 retails for $90 (about £70 or $120). If you need more bass in your music, the bigger Kai X2 and Kai X3 are the ones to get.

While the Kai X3 does look a little like Apple's newly announced Apple HomePod, the speaker was shown off earlier this year at CES 2017.

Here's another look at the Kai X3. While it looks big in photos, it should fit into any backpack.