Audio & Video
Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 review: Big audio, basic design
When the original Creative Sound Blaster Roar landed on our desk last year we were impressed →
Fugoo Style XL: Big, Loud and Tough
There’s a place for small and cheap portable speakers, but when you really want to hear →
Roku 4 review: The ultimate 4K accessory for your shiny new TV
When you drop a chunk of change on a shiny new thing, like a big TV →
Yamaha RX-V379 review
Those entering the world of home cinema for the first time might prefer to dip their →
Sonos adds Amazon Prime Music to streaming offerings
Sonos speakers have been around for a long time now and make it easy for fans →
Libratone Zipp and Zipp mini speakers have WiFi and Bluetooth
Libratone has unveiled a new line of wireless speakers that are designed to make it easy →
Sony Bravia X93C 4K TV review: Beauty and the beast
Whatever we end up thinking about the Sony 65X9305C 4K telly, you certainly can’t complain about →
Ministry of Sound Audio On headphones review: Booming bass on a budget
Ministry of Sound is a name synonymous with the dance music scene, so if you’re looking →
Xiaomi Mi TV 3 rocks 4K resolution and detachable mainboard
Chinese firm Xiaomi has unveiled some cool new Mi products that couldn’t be any different. One →
Pioneer XDP-100R is another hi-res portable music player
Consumer electronics company ww.slashgear.com/tags/pioneer/”>Pioneer wants to take on the Walkman, even after the venerable Sony brand →
UE Block Party update turns Boom speakers social
Portable Bluetooth speakers may already be social ways to enjoy music, but an Ultimate Ears update now →
Bluesound Generation 2 review
When a new company bursts into a competitive marketplace and immediately produces impressive results, we have →
TiVo Bolt (1TB) review: getting smaller and faster has a price
TiVo has been in the DVR game for the better part of two decades, and even →
Vizio’s Reference Series Includes A Gigantic 120-Inch 4K TV
Vizio may be best known for making the kind of TVs you buy when trying to →
Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Wireless is a blimp-shaped speaker without the dock
Bowers & Wilkins Apple-compatible Zeppelin speaker, with its large, bulbous shape, has seen a few revisions →
Google Chromecast review (2015): not much new, but still worth $35
The original Chromecast proved that big surprises can come in small packages. Even though it was →
Inateck BH1001 Bluetooth sport earbuds mini-review
Gone are the wired shackles of past headphones and earbuds — we live in the wireless →
Onkyo TX-NR818 review
Over the past few years, Onkyo’s home cinema amps have consistently pushed the boundaries of what →
Anthem MRX 700 review
What do you think is important in a high-end multichannel amp? If your answer is sound →
Edifier Sound To Go Plus review: a cheap and effective laptop speaker
If your laptop suffers from poor sound from its built-in speakers, Edifier wants to help. Here’s →
Denon Cocoon Home review: one-box music centre
This friendly looking white bean is a high-tech music system, playing internet radio, music from your →
Griffin WoodTones review – wooden over-the-ear headphones with a built in mic for hands-free calling
ith software companies seemingly tearing any visual reference to wood or leather from their operating systems →
Jabra Solemate Max review – a portable Bluetooth speaker that’s big on price and lacking in bass
In the dense forest of Bluetooth speakers, Jabra’s Solemate is one that stands out. Both in →
Vibe Slick Zip V3 review: zip-up headphones that sound good for the money
Most in-ear headphones use a simple system for managing where the wire from each headphone joins →
Creative Hitz WP380 wireless Bluetooth headphones review – great sound, no cables
The Creative Hitz WP380 are a solid but lightweight set of headphones that allow for both →
Luxa2 Groovy W review: Bluetooth wireless portable speaker with unremarkable sound quality
From Thermaltake, the company that brought us PC upgrade components for Windowsgamers, comes sub-brand Luxa2 to →
Harman Kardon Esquire review: style, build quality and impressive battery life make this not just another Bluetooth speaker
Harman Kardon’s Esquire is another Bluetooth speaker vying for your attention, wanting to play music from →
Syllable D900 review: Truly wire-free Bluetooth headphones that come with a clever recharging case
Syllable is a headphone manufacturer based in Shenzhen, China. It makes various Bluetooth headphones, but these →
Rock Jaw Alfa Genus V2 review: outstanding quality headphones at a bargain price
You probably haven’t heard of British company RockJaw, but that doesn’t matter one jot. What matters →
Pioneer VSK-527-K review
Who says home cinema amps have to be expensive? The Pioneer VSX-527-K is a stripped-down 5.1-channel →