Speakers

Tribit’s XSound Go is a solid speaker, but it’s devoid of the dynamic expression that would allow us to truly recommend it

11 expert reviews

You really can’t get true 5.1 sound at this price anywhere else. Even if you do have to fine-tune the audio and grapple with the lack of meaningful features, the Vizio V-Series 5.1 soundbar is undoubtedly a great deal.

5 expert reviews

Soundcore Infini Pro Soundbar review: At a time when watching movies on OTT platforms has replaced the theatre experience almost entirely, Soundcore Infini Pro soundbar is an excellent addition to your setup.

6 expert reviews

The B&W Flex delivers a more hi-fi sound than anything else this size, but it’s expensive and not without software gremlins

9 expert reviews

The TCL Alto 6+ is okay for mixed usage. It's a decent choice for dialogue-centric content since its balanced mid-range reproduces voices clearly and accurately. That said, its sound profile can also sound a bit dark and flat due to the recessed treble...

2 expert reviews

Most true wireless earbuds give you good sound in a small package, but the IQbuds2 Max go further, with hearing aid technology and incredible noise canceling.

3 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The solid build, industry-beating battery life and better-than-average sound delivery are quite remarkable given the speaker's size. SharePlay sounds like a handy feature for those wanting to sync multiple Soundcore speakers for an even bigger sound,...

2 expert reviews

The Dynaudio Emit 30 are refined and capable but their presentation lacks a bit of drama

4 expert reviews

I really like the sound of the Urbanears Rålis. It’s rich, deep, and smooth with good clarity. The bass is a bit boomy on most tracks I listened to, but not enough to be a serious drawback—heck, bass heads will love it! And the so-called Blumlein...

6 expert reviews

The Anker SoundCore 2 offers a ton of features for the price like water resistance, great battery life and a rugged body. While its sound quality leaves something to to be desired, it’s hard to think of a better speaker for under $50/£50.

10 expert reviews

The Enclave Audio CineHome PRO is a great sounding 5.1 speaker system without having to worry about running speaker cables through your living room.

4 expert reviews

The Niimbot D110 is a fun and practical thermal printer and one of the cheapest you'll find right now. It's small and easy to use and can print a variety of label styles. While the print quality is a little scrappy and the app hides some fonts and...

1 expert reviews | 32 user reviews

The Harman Kardon Citation One is a solid Google Home speaker for the money. You get good sound with a lot of bass and Google Assistant’s powerful set of tools however, average voice recognition and overwhelming bass hold it back from being one of the...

12 expert reviews

While the Bose TV Speaker may be considerably more expensive than bigger, bolder soundbars that have more features, it’s the perfect TV companion for those who are short on space and patience, and big on sound quality. Though expensive for what it is,...

4 expert reviews

Sony's soundbar does deliver better sound than most TV speakers, but it still doesn't live up to the high bar set by rival 2.1 setups.

4 expert reviews

Solid sound at an affordable price, the Tribit Stormbox Pro is a rugged portable speaker worth considering if your budget is around £100.

4 expert reviews

The Vizio SB2020n-G6 is disappointing for mixed use. This soundbar is more suited for a computer setup and it shows in its performance. Its dark sound profile lacks a thumpy bass, which can affect your immersion into action films or music. It doesn't...

3 expert reviews

Smart connectivity options, useful Google Assistant functionality and a slick companion app, but the sound fails to approach the current class-leaders across the board.

3 expert reviews

The JBL Link Bar packs in admirable sound quality but comes at the cost of some staple features you would expect in an Android TV device.

8 expert reviews

Harman Kardon's Onyx Studio 7 feels like a Bluetooth speaker from a few years ago, and its high price and spartan feature set aren't enough to compete by today's standards.

3 expert reviews

The Blaster 3.0’s long triangular shape is designed to deliver a broad soundstage. The speaker comes wrapped in a steel speaker mesh and coated with industrial-grade, rust-proof paint. It also features a custom pattered, textured polymer to prevent...

11 expert reviews

The Pure Evoke Play is a classic DAB and internet radio, with Bluetooth. While it goes easy in terms of putting “tech” front and centre, its overly bassy, boomy sound does music few favours.

5 expert reviews

A quirky audio device with some convincing strengths and definite weaknesses.

8 expert reviews

The Sony SRS-RA5000 speaker sports its 360 Reality Audio format but a truly immersive experience is elusive or at least inconsistent.

6 expert reviews

SVS touts their new 16-Ultra series subwoofers the most advanced in the world. We reviewed the PB16-Ultra which sports a 16" driver with 8" voice coil powered by 1500 watts to verify their claim.

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews