Audio Equipment Reviews

YouTube Music might not be the best streaming service but it has a huge library of music, including remixes, user uploads and more obscure genres.

The Pro-Ject E1 doesn't feature any bells and whistles: it's all about the sound

Rocking surprisingly good audio, a flexible 9-band EQ and epic battery life, Tribit’s speaker gives you a lot of boom for your buck.

The Sennheiser IE 600 paint an intricate sonic picture, and they’re built to last; but the premium quality means a premium price tag.

Monitor Audio has deployed as much of its hard-earned elite knowledge as possible in a more affordable standmount speaker pair with a resonant model name.

The A&K HC4 can turn your smartphone into an open, detailed listen – but in a saturated market, it isn't always the perfect solution.

The screen still isn't a must-have for these noise-cancelling earbuds, but the case is smaller, cheaper and more useful – and this time, the JBL sound quality is good too.

The Edifier QR65 are ostensibly desktop speakers, but with limited PC support, they work better as general media speakers.

The SoundMagic E80D offer up excellent sound quality for the price you pay, making them a very good wired option.

The first earbuds to use the much-hyped xMEMS drivers sound great, but have a fair few issues beyond the audio, including screaming noise cancellation and tough-to-use controls.