Speaker Reviews

First things first. Do you enjoy listening to clear clean voices with readily identifiable instruments and feel a little uneasy with big booming bass? Then the portable Braven 625s speaker, built for the outdoors thanks to a rugged rubber exterior,...

5 expert reviews | 126 user reviews

This package certainly has plenty going for it; there’s a very stylish design that will snuggle even the most modern low-slung TV without getting in the way; you also get very good connectivity with HDMI in and out, Toslink digital audio and Bluetooth...

1 expert reviews | 63 user reviews

On the features side, power output is quoted at 30W, plus it supports the A2DP Bluetooth profile but sadly not apt-X or any other audio enhancement technology. The bass reflex speakers feature 3in full range drivers and cover a frequency range of 65 –...

3 expert reviews | 50 user reviews

It's an awesome soundbar

40 user reviews

LG's H4 is the latest addition to their wireless Music Flow multiroom system. It brings portability and high resolution support but how does it sound?

2 expert reviews | 29 user reviews

Delighted with recent purchase,really great value portable Bluetooth speaker

16 user reviews

I have YHT-196 receiver and stock speaker package which has NS-SWP20 stock passive subwoofer Placed the new subwoofer in parallel to the existing passive subwoofer, connected it to the HTR2064 via Sub-out cable. Cross over on the Yamaha AV is set to...

6 expert reviews | 17 user reviews

Unusually explicit stereo imaging adds interest to the sound. The XQ30 boasts a well balanced, if relatively lightweight bass. But there is a hint of treble excess which, in some cases, could make system matching problematic

8 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

With its living room-friendly looks and generous features, the ISX-18D is the ideal streaming speaker for fashionistas – but audiophiles will find little to write home about.

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

Very good for games & movies, not so much for music. Get a pair of floor standers if you want to listen to music. Very powerful, sub is great, surround effect is great.

5 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Nice sound, without distortion

3 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Four bullet-shaped chrome dials line up down one side on a brushed aluminium panel, making it easy to make those all-important tweaks, while on the underside you’ll find stereo line input, power lead port and the power switch – though you will need to...

5 expert reviews

These compact speakers have a clear sense of purpose: fun

2 expert reviews

There are lots of Bluetooth speakers available at the moment, and there are cheaper systems available that can match the audio quality of the Esiena. However, the Esiena will still earn its keep if you need to use additional features such as the dock...

2 expert reviews

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3 expert reviews

The bass does get a bit out of control at times, but the Cisor is certainly one of the best of this new breed of ‘resonating’ speakers. Its compact design and Bluetooth streaming also help to make the Cisor a good option if you’re looking for a really...

2 expert reviews

The Mighty Mite’s which I’ve grown to affectionately call them, are an outstanding micro-monitor design. While they don’t have the advantages of some larger speakers they are capable of effortless musical reproduction, rivaling the best bookshelf...

4 expert reviews

The CM8s have stunning midrange, but an inconsistent character takes the gloss off

3 expert reviews

Max Payne 2 is a love it or hate it game. I think anyone who likes games or for that matter, people who hate playing games, should play Max Payne 2. It has an intriguing storyline, Bullet Time is really fun, and there are many more things to like about...

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Bose's entry-level Companion 2 Series II speakers offer good bass and dual inputs--but they're not the best-sounding PC speakers in their price class.

4 expert reviews | 1248 user reviews

An entry-level sound bar with a wireless sub woofer, the Sony HT-CT180 is a tempting proposition for anyone who wants to improve their TVs sound on a budget. Sony sound bars have a hit-and-miss history in our testing, so did this model prove itself in...

1 expert reviews | 577 user reviews

We bought this to upgrade the fairly poor reproductive sound of a modern slim 4k television.I did not want to pay a huge sum for a soundbar and this fitted the bill nicely. It does produce a nice sound and has achieved what we required, however it does...

108 user reviews

a great option for small home studios. plenty of bass for a small space really clear sound with is very revealing non fatiguing for extended listening. also a great option for upgrading from computer speakers i use them even day for music pod casts and...

5 expert reviews | 45 user reviews

The Creative TravelSound i50 is a fine choice for iPod Shuffle owners looking for a powerful portable speaker that integrates the player seamlessly, but there are better sounding options out there.

8 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The Pocket Hive speaker is available from Amazon for around the £35 mark and its worth every penny, it’s portable with good battery life, comes with a carry case and gives a fantastic sound.

1 expert reviews | 21 user reviews