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.

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

With the Stax Spirit S5 wireless over-ear planar magnetic headphones, Edifier is attempting to sell you a taste of the truly high-end while only charging premium money.