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- Active: They contain an amplifier inside the speaker. They are also called "active".
- Passive: External support is needed.
- 8" (Compact): Ideal for small rooms, bedrooms, or office use. Delivers "fast" and discreet bass that complements the sound without taking up much space.
- 10" (Balanced): The most popular choice for the average living room. It combines clear musical performance and sufficient power for movies, without easily "overpowering" the space.
- 12" (Cinematic): The classic choice for Home Cinema. Moves enough air for you to "feel" the explosions and effects, offering a full cinematic experience at home.
- 15" (Extreme): For large open spaces or specially designed Cinema Rooms. It delivers the deepest sub-bass that vibrates the room, but requires a considerable amount of space to perform properly.
- The RMS (root mean square) power is expressed in watts and describes the actual intensity of the subwoofer. A subwoofer up to 200W is recommended for spaces up to 20sqm, while those from 200W to 500W are suitable for larger spaces up to 50sqm (e.g. living room).
- For Small Spaces / Desktop: Ideal for upgrading sound in offices, bedrooms, or small Hi-Fi systems. Bass that fills your personal space without being intrusive.
- Home Cinema & Music: The "golden ratio." Dynamic bass you can feel in movies and rich sound for your living room. The standard choice for every home.
- Powerful Party / Large Spaces: Top power for those who don't compromise. For large open spaces, dedicated home cinemas, and cinema-level experience.
- Passive Radiator: Delivers deep bass in a very compact size without air noise. Ideal for limited spaces (e.g. slim subs).
- Ported / Bass Reflex: The most popular choice. It offers higher volume and "fuller" bass with lower power consumption. Ideal for movies and parties.
- Sealed / Closed Cabin: For fidelity enthusiasts. It offers accurate, "tight," and fast bass without distortion. Ideal for pure music listening and audiophiles.