The Home Audio category, even if it has shrunk significantly in recent years, remains quite broad as it includes first and foremost Hi-Fi and Home Theater products: turntables, media players, CD players (which, with the affirmation of " liquid" music, are less and less widespread), preamplifiers / power amplifiers, speakers and headphones on one hand, Blu Ray players, HT receivers, satellites, center channels and subwoofers on the other.

The concept of "Hi-Fi system" as it was once conceived, however, has almost totally been lost (with the exception of a niche, called "hi-end", where turntables and other esoteric products such as valve amplifiers etc. proliferate) and the new generations prefer, also for economic reasons, personal audio, i.e. highly performing portable systems, often battery-powered, to accompany them at private parties or evenings on the beach. And, in the same way, complex Home Theater systems with 10 speakers, including center channel and subwoofer, have, with some exceptions, given way to HT soundbars.

Then there are portable stereo (the heirs of the compacts of the 80s), desktop DAB radios, boom boxes, streaming devices etc.

[namesito] has within its catalog a large assortment of products called portable audio, which mainly includes Bluetooth speakers, characterized by a very competitive quality / price ratio and those intended for audiophiles, who have always been looking for great quality audio in minimalist products. From this point of view, integrated tube amplifiers will be able to recreate a "warm" but faithful sound in a special atmosphere.