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Bose’s powerful Bluetooth speakers get big upgrades — without a higher price
Bose SoundLink Revolve II speakers get battery and waterproofing upgrades Bose has quietly refreshed its SoundLink Revolve and SoundLink Revolve+ wireless speakers, promising to come →
Klipsch’s ProMedia 2.1 BT computer speakers will level up your home office
Affordable desktop speakers to flank your PC or laptop Looking to upgrade your home working environment? You could do a lot worse than a pair →
Amazon Echo multi-room: which Alexa smart speaker should you buy?
Here’s the A to Z on Amazon’s Sonos-rivalling Echo range In recent years Amazon has carved itself a not insignificant slice of the home entertainment →
PIEGA launches Ace loudspeakers for hi-fi and home cinema systems
Swiss loudspeaker maker PIEGA has launched its Ace series, a range of affordable and elegant looking speakers that feature the brand’s signature aluminium cabinets and →
Rocksteady Stadium 2-Pack review: You could fill an arena with these portable Bluetooth speakers
They sound great, but “AI-powered” audio smells like hype to us. Rocksteady Audio aims for the higher-end of the inexpensive Bluetooth speaker market with its →
HP EliteBook 840 Aero G8 hands-on review
One of the lightest business laptops around CES 2021 has officially kicked off, and HP is here with a ton of new laptops, including the →
Mackie CR3-X Review
For $99.99, Mackie’s CR3-X speakers are super-affordable studio-focused monitors. The connections on the back will work with plenty of setups, and a Bluetooth version is →
JBL SA750 is a modern-retro Class G amplifier with streaming
Inspired by JBL amps from the 1960s and ’70s In addition to launching a raft of wireless headphones, a Dolby Atmos Virtual soundbar and a potentially class-leading Bluetooth speaker, →
Sony gets serious about 360 Reality Audio with first custom speakers
Two years after Sony unveiled its 360 Reality Audio format, the company has finally announced new speakers capable of handling it. Ahead of CES 2021, Sony has revealed its own →
Sony Acoustic Surface Audio vs Samsung OTS: which TV audio tech is better?
After years of playing second fiddle to picture quality, TV sound is enjoying something of a renaissance, thanks to innovative sound technologies like Sony’s Acoustic →
Braun Audio LE03 review
Braun is 100 years old in 2021, but it’s been so long since the company launched an audio product that some readers may not even →
Zebronics Zeb-Monk Wireless Active Noise Cancelling Earphones Review
Affordable audio brand Zebronics has been around for a long time, and has a strong position in both the online and offline markets with a →
Asus Designo Curve MX38VC review
There are three reasons to consider the Asus Designo Curve MX83VC over the spiritually similar LG UltraWide 38WN95C. The £239 price difference is the most →
Elipson unveils Heritage XLS15: retro-fabulous looking loudspeakers
1970s looks, plus you’ll get two bases and an optional stand Elipson, the brand that brought us the planet-shaped wireless speaker, has just unveiled a →
Fugoo Sport 2.0 review
The Fugoo Sport 2.0 makes minor improvements to a solid, affordable wireless speaker The Fugoo Sport 2.0 arrives a full six years after the original, →
The Best Computer Speakers to Upgrade Your Laptop or Desktop
A set of computer speakers is an easy (and relatively affordable) way of upgrading the audio quality of your desktop or laptop. We’re spending more →
Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 (2nd Gen) review
We now live in a world where new iPhones drop once a year and true wireless headphones and portable speakers reach fifth and sixth iterations →
Dan Clark Audio Announce AEON 2 Noire
The former Mr. Speakers is releasing a new variation from their award-winning AEON line of headphones. The AEON 2 Noire is a closed-back headphone that →
Bowers & Wilkins 600 S2 5.1 Speaker Package Review
25th Anniversary Edition What is the Bowers & Wilkins 600 S2 Series? The Bowers & Wilkins 600 S2 Series Anniversary Edition is an upgraded version →
Asus Zephyrus G14 AniMe Matrix Review
The Asus Zephyrus G14 (GA401 New AniMe not to be confused with the G14 we reviewed earlier on) laptop is one of the latest gaming →
ENACFIRE claims its new wireless, IPX7-rated Soundtank speaker lasts 24 hours per charge
ENACFIRE’s Soundtank is a new portable Bluetooth speaker with an IPX7 rating for ingress-protection, and, thus, that “take-anywhere” selling point. Inside, it is packed with →
Samsung HW-Q70T Soundbar Review
The Samsung HW-Q70T is a versatile soundbar that does a good job reproducing most types of audio content. It has a neutral, well-balanced sound that →
Bose TV Speaker review
Soundbars are a fantastic way of giving yourself much better TV audio without the hassles of running wires or having multiple speakers to contend with. →
Klipsch Cinema 600 Review
Good soundbars with subwoofers are rarely cheap—many of the inexpensive models we test often have subwoofers that are actually just woofers incapable of delivering the →
Best Bose speakers 2020: portable, multi-room, wireless
The best Bose speakers we’ve tested The best Bose speakers are serious pound-for-pound performers. You get a premium build quality, intuitive controls and some bold, →
Best AV receivers 2020: brilliant home cinema amplifiers
Home cinema surround sound done properly Naturally, soundbars are available in their masses to boost the sound performance of your TV. But if you really →
Bowers & Wilkins 607 S2 Anniversary Edition review
We would ask Bowers & Wilkins to forgive us if we’d not quite expected as much as it has achieved with its Anniversary Edition speakers. →
Spotify podcasts are now available on Amazon Echo smart speakers
Spotify Podcasts have come to Amazon Echo devices, meaning listeners can enjoy their favorite podcasters – or those on Spotify, at least – through any →
Lenovo Yoga 7i (14-inch) review
A premium laptop at a cheap price When shopping for a laptop that is capable of doing everything you need it to, you’re going to →
Vizio Elevate review
A soundbar with motorized, swiveling drivers that bounce the audio cues in Dolby Atmos and DTS:X soundtracks off your ceiling? Sounds like a gimmick, right? →