A deep comparison reveals that the primary difference lies in how they transmit audio: Clipboard Speakers (often generalized as bone conduction or resonance speakers) rely on vibrating physical surfaces to create sound, while Traditional Speakers push sound waves through the open air using integrated drivers and cones.
(Note: “Clipboard Speaker” often refers colloquially to viral, ultra-thin bone conduction pucks and blade speakers designed to stick to objects, though some users conflate the term with compact “clip-on” outdoor air-conduction speakers like the JBL Clip Series. Both variants are compared below). 📊 Quick Comparison Matrix
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