Speaker Reviews

The Audio Pro A15 is a straightforward multiroom speaker with no ambition of being a full stereo system. It only plays in mono, but if you can accept these few inbuilt limitations, it more than delivers in all other areas. Audio Pro’s multi-room system...

3 expert reviews

The small Silver 100 7G in Limited Edition costs close to a few hundred more than the unlimited version. You can therefore save money by buying the regular edition, and get exactly the same great sound quality. For this is really an extremely good buy,...

2 expert reviews

The Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2 is a refinement of an already successful recipe. The sound is nothing to complain about, as they play with a precision you’ll have to look hard for in this price range. Here the choice will easily come down to between it...

2 expert reviews

The KEF Blade Meta is a statement of achievement for a loudspeaker. The tall and deep cabinets provide volume, while the slim front baffle ensures minimal diffraction. Two woofers on each side of the cabinet move in parallel and prevent further...

4 expert reviews

The Bowers & Wilkins 801 D4 is a unique speaker. It is big and rough, but still watchful in its own ingenious way. And it sounds really fantastic.

4 expert reviews

The Technics SB-G90M2 is a good fit for anyone who would like a pair of medium-sized floor-standing all-round speakers with good punch and dynamics. Not Klipsch-style, but a warmer sound with a pleasant soundstage where the music gets to play freely.

4 expert reviews

When we tested its predecessor, the conclusion was that these were the best speakers we’d heard in their price range. There weren’t many speakers at the time that combined refinement and ferocity in the same way, but the new Reference 5 Meta takes it...

4 expert reviews

With the R6 Arreté, Audiovector takes a good step further from its predecessor SR6 Avantgarde Arreté V2.0 from 2016. It was also fabulous, but the height of the speakers with the ditto fairly high-pitched treble is a minor problem with the R6 Arreté....

4 expert reviews

The Samsung HW-Q960A is definitely one of the best soundbars in its class. With support for the most important sound formats and an arsenal of drivers inside, it manages to create a audibly processed, yet precise and all-encompassing sound image. The...

4 expert reviews

These bookshelf speakers deliver a real high-end performance for under $1,000.

8 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

The Samsung HW-Q800B is great for mixed usage. It's a really versatile bar, with a neutral default sound that makes it suitable for listening to everything from music to movies to TV shows. Dialogue is clearly and accurately reproduced, and the sub...

3 expert reviews

The Audio Pro C5 Mk II is a multiroom speaker that looks just as good as it sounds. You can use it wirelessly with your Audio Pro, Google or Apple Home setup, and it even lets you connect using Bluetooth. Plus 6 preset buttons give you quick access to...

2 expert reviews

Yes. If you’re in the market for a Bluetooth speaker that you can consistently rely on for big volume, great battery life, and go-anywhere performance, the Megaboom is one of the best you’ll find.

27 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

The JBL PartyBox 310 is very good for music. It has a slightly boomy sound profile that you can use to add even more bass using its Bass Boost feature. It can also play stereo content and can get really loud, although there are slight compression...

3 expert reviews | 20 user reviews

The Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM 2 is good for outdoor use. This portable speaker has great build quality with an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. Its battery lasts just under 13 hours continuously, and it has an outdoor EQ mode that cuts some...

20 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

At Rs 24,999, the Sonos One SL has a feature rich proprietary app, amazing sound quality, and minimalistic design. But, a simple problem looms on its head. Find out in our review if it is worth buying. At Rs 24,999, the Sonos One SL has a feature rich...

8 expert reviews | 382 user reviews

Spark hasn’t lost much in the transition from floorstanding to compact bookshelf speaker. None of the Spark versions have been kings of deep bass, but they have always delivered quality bass. The new version certainly does that, and it’s better at...

3 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Frankly, it’s hard to think of a more convenient and feature-packed way to introduce audiophile sound into your home, at this price or above. KEF’s LS50 Wireless are a thrilling and ultra-convenient way to step into stunning audiophile sound, offering...

60 expert reviews | 233 user reviews

DALI Oberon 1 is the second most expensive model in the test, but you get full value for money in the form of a very nuanced and accurate music reproduction. The sensitivity is the lowest in the test, so forget about playing loud. Oberon 1 is also...

14 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

The Denon Home 350 is good for music. It has a slightly boomy sound profile that's well-suited for most audio genres. If you prefer a different sound, the companion app offers bass and treble sliders. However, while it can play stereo content, its...

8 expert reviews | 17 user reviews

The tiny Iota II are quirky, unusual designs that are hugely fun to listen to, although their unique proposition and high price won’t be for everyone

4 expert reviews

For its size and price, the JBL Flip 5 delivers some powerful audio in a waterproof design. If you want truly thunderous bass, you'll need a larger speaker that costs more. We're quite comfortable recommending the Flip 5, but there are plenty of...

12 expert reviews | 170 user reviews

The Audio Pro Addon C10 MkII is the wireless speaker upgrade you never knew you needed. Thanks to WiiM there's a brand-new streaming platform, but the big sound from a beautifully designed little box remains to offer an energetic, sprightly and rich...

7 expert reviews | 174 user reviews

The outdoor-friendly Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 (2nd Gen) speaker offers a strong mix of style and audio performance.

16 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

In the end, I don’t think you’ll go wrong either way; my advice is to look closely at the respective feature sets and consider which platform you’d rather invest in. Are you a Google Assistant fan, or do you like Apple’s style of hardware and...

7 expert reviews | 11 user reviews