Audio Equipment Reviews

The Ultimate Ears Everboom is a solid Bluetooth speaker that's loud, very capable sonically, and surprisingly portable.

The Jabra Elite 10 Gen 2 are Jabra’s last-ever true wireless earbuds, but their high price, tinny audio and unimpressive feature set means it’s a raspy swan song.

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.