Audio Equipment Reviews

Bowers & Wilkins’ entry-level 607 S3 is the smallest and most affordable member of the 600 range, but more than that, they're an ideal gateway drug to a lifelong hi-fi habit.

Ease of use is a very good thing when it comes to turntables – but it still needs to be underpinned by a sense of sonic prowess.

The JBL Clip is loud and proud, delivering a satisfying listening experience on a budget.

The Earfun Air Pro 4 offer a rare conundrum in cheap earbuds, as they have too many features leading to a confusing user experience.

This isn't a full review of the Pixel Buds Pro 2 (I didn't test the sound), but initially at least, there's a lot to like.

We spent over two months with the Roam 2, putting it through its paces at home on Wi-Fi and outside on Bluetooth, to see how the latest speaker from Sonos performs.

They’re not cheap, but the LG Tone Free T90S will captivate you with their expansive sound and smart design.

Beats’ cheapest ever buds are comfortable, compact and long-lasting – but their sound may not live up to your expectations.

The OnePlus Buds 3 are easy to like with plenty of features, but their overtly bass-heavy sound makes them hard to love.

The Pro-Ject E1 delivers everything you need bar speakers – and there's a bundle that includes those too