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Cambridge Audio unveils the CX Series 2 range
Five years since the launch of its CX series, Cambridge Audio has introduced a major update →
Cyrus soundBuds Review
Cyrus Audio’s first true wireless in-ears fall short of expectations The Cyrus soundBuds are an affordable →
SVS Prime Pinnacle Loudspeaker Review
Certain geographies have long-held associations with loudspeaker design. Maidstone, Kent or Steyning, Sussex in Britain (KEF →
Cambridge Audio AXA35 review
A musical budget amplifier with all-round appeal We’re surprised Cambridge Audio managed to find the time →
Cambridge Audio Melomania 1 review
There’s no doubt Cambridge Audio is passionate about music – the company’s website even urges you not →
Cambridge’s new AX range boasts CD players, amplifiers and stereo receivers
Cambridge Audio has announced a new range of hi-fi separates. The AX series brings Cambridge Audio’s →
Cambridge Audio Duo Review
What is the Cambridge Audio Duo? The output signal from a record player is feeble. It’s virtually →
Cambridge Audio Alva TT turntable review
Any electronics brand would be proud of reaching its 50th birthday, but Cambridge Audio has seemed →
Cambridge Audio Yoyo (L) Review
British manufacturer Cambridge Audio has taken its Yoyo speakers and upgraded them for a do-it-all super-speaker →
Cambridge Audio Edge NQ review
We first set eyes upon the Cambridge Audio Edge NQ during a visit to the company’s →
We read your wearable tech’s privacy policy so you don’t have to
What you agreed to – GDPR edition Let’s face facts: When you get a new wearable →
The Google privacy conundrum: Why locking down your data is a hard choice
Privacy as a right vs. privacy as a choice. We heard a lot about AI and →
Cambridge Audio CXUHD 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player review: A classy chassis with Dolby Vision
Cambridge Audio CXUHD 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player review: A classy chassis with Dolby Vision For →
Pioneer N-70AE review
If today’s typical music streamer were an animal, it could well be the tardigrade. Nicknamed the water bear, →
Cambridge Soundworks Oontz Angle 3 Plus review
Last time we reviewed an Oontz was a few years back when Cambridge Soundworks’ original no-frills →
The Top 20 Loudest Bluetooth Speakers of 2017
Here are the top 20 loudest bluetooth speakers of 2017 that deliver some serious audio performance →
Cambridge CXA60 vs Rega Brio – which is better?
The stereo amplifier is the beating heart of any hi-fi system. It’s the link between your →
Oppo Sonica DAC review
Is it a DAC? Is it a streamer? Is it worth £800/$1200? Despite its name, the →
Cambridge Audio SE1 review
When it comes to sub-£100/$150 in-ear headphones, you’re spoilt for choice. It’s difficult then for a →
Cambridge Audio Yoyo M review
To some, Cambridge Audio is still just the company that makes the affordable-but-good amps and CD →
Cambridge Audio TV5 v2 review
When the first TV5 soundbase came out, there was a lot we liked about it. It →
Como Audio Solo & Duetto Wireless Music Systems Review
Don’t be fooled by the clock-radio appearance of the Solo or Duetto. Yes, there is a →
Pioneer A-50DA review
It’s a brave soul who enters the stereo amplifier market looking to make a lasting impression. →
Cambridge CXA80 review
The Cambridge CXA80 has all the hallmarks of a world-class performer. The stereo amplifier sits at →
Cambridge Azur 851N review
Say hello to the daddy of Cambridge Audio’s network streamers… and then, if you’re fortunate enough →
B&O BeoPlay A6 review
Verdict The A6 oozes style and substance, fully justifying the asking price For Crystal-clear, expressive sound →
Cambridge Audio G5 review: Sleek and smart Bluetooth speaker
The Cambridge Audio G5 is a mid-size wireless speaker. It’ll fit in a rucksack but certainly →
Onkyo LS-T30 review
We’re not surprised to learn Onkyo has designed its latest soundbase for the large (‘up to →
Cambridge Audio CXU review
Build The CXU follows in the footsteps of the CX family with a sleek, premium-quality build →
Morpheus mech game ‘Rigs’ uses color to make VR less overwhelming
My most vivid takeaway from PlayStation 4’s new Project Morpheus game Rigs wasn’t what I expected. →