Audio & Video
Sony STR-DN1080 review
With the rise and rise of sound bars, could AV receivers are on the way out? →
Goldring 1042 review
Goldring is Britain’s oldest cartridge company. It used to make turntables as well back in the →
Linn Klimax LP12 review
The Linn LP12 was introduced in 1973. This unassuming belt-driven turntable took a while to gain →
LG OLEDC7P review
The LG C7 has the best image quality I’ve ever tested. It’s an improvement on the →
Ortofon 2m Blue MM review
2M is Danish cartridge specialist Ortofon’s entry-level hi-fi range – the company’s bread-and-butter needles, if you →
Luxman EQ-500 review
Phono stages aren’t the most glamorous item in a hi-fi chain. But if you want to →
Top 10 Best Bookshelf Speakers of 2017
In this review we feature the top 10 best bookshelf speakers of 2017 that outperform the →
The best 15 turntables of What Hi-Fi?’s lifetime
Our celebration of Record Store Day means we get to pay homage to the 15 best →
Now TV vs Now TV Smart Box vs Sky Q: Which Sky package is right for you?
There are three ways to get access to Sky’s content. The options are the Now TV or →
Clearaudio Concept MM V2 review
Clearaudio is an established German company that makes a range of turntables, arms and cartridges that →
Arendal 1723 5.1 Speaker Package Review
What is the Arendal 1723 Speaker Package? Arendal Sound might not be a familiar name to →
Audio Technica AT-F7 review
Here’s a brand whose long heritage in the analogue audio field augurs well for buyers. Audio →
Yamaha WXAD-10 (MusicCast Add) review
With the WXAD-10 you can turn any non-network audio gear into a fully-functional multiroom wireless component. →
Thorens TD 203 review
When it comes to heritage, few hi-fi manufacturers can match Thorens. The brand was founded in →
Vi AI Personal Trainer review: Heart rate-tracking Bluetooth earbuds with serious potential
These $250 Bluetooth earphones pack in a heart rate sensor, voice-coaching, and gorgeous Harman/Kardon sound in →
Zappiti Duo (2017) 4K HDR Media Streaming Player Review : Going from strength to strength
What is the Zappiti 4K HDR? As the product name would suggest, the Zappiti Duo 4K →
Leema Acoustics Quasar All-in-One System Review : The name is celestial but is the Quasar a star?
What is the Leema Acoustics Quasar? The Leema Acoustics Quasar is – according to Leema at →
Samsung Q9F QLED TV review
Just when you thought the AV world must have run out of confusing acronyms, Samsung has →
JVC DLA-Z1 4K Laser Projector Review : JVC finally deliver native 4K and laser but at what cost?
What is the JVC Z1? Over the last decade JVC have been quietly carving out a →
RJ Armadillo Bluetooth Speakers Quick Review
RJ Electronics, an arm of the famed RJ Guitar Center, has entered the wireless Bluetooth speakers →
Polk Signa S1 review
“You get what you pay for” still has meaning, but some companies are now working to →
Marshall Monitor Bluetooth review
We all hate wires. We may love what they do but if something can go wire-free →
Denon AH-D7200 review
There’s nothing like the luxury of slipping on a good pair of headphones and disappearing into →
KEF R500 Floorstanding Speaker Review : It’s unquestionably elegant but does the R500 deliver?
What is the KEF R500? The KEF R500 is a three-way floorstanding speaker and the smallest →
LG OLED65E7V review
This year is shaping up to be the most exciting year for TVs in a long →
JBL Reflect Mini BT review
With smartphones shedding headphone jacks as if they’re less fashionable than a fox fur scarf, wireless →
Epson EH-TW9300 Projector Review : Yet another best buy for Epson
What is the Epson EH-TW9300? The EH-TW9300 is the top-of-the-range bulb-based home cinema projector from Epson →
Sony BDP-S3700 review
Over the past four years, Sony’s budget Blu-ray players have won their category at the What →
Denon AVR-X4300H 9.2 Channel AV Receiver Review
What is the Denon X4300? The Denon AVR-X4300H is the manufacturer’s latest mid-range AV Receiver, sitting →
JBL Flip 4 review
At first glance, JBL’s Flip 4 Bluetooth portable speaker looks very similar to 2016’s Flip 3. →