KEF’s first Dolby Atmos soundbar impresses

Rotel has belatedly realised that ‘small’ really might be ‘beautiful’ after all – and the DX-5 wants to be your miniature stereo hero

Compact, with a premium finish, the A2+ are easy on the eye – but they have limitations.

As Bose fills the gaps in its SoundLink range, is the Plus just a difficult middle child?

Evolution, not revolution: the second generation flagship Bose noise-cancellers are the same as the first, except where they're not (because they're better)

Buy the Sound on WiiM, would you? I support you – although I'd always recommend reading this review first…

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

This clear and detailed hi-res wireless speaker can't quite pull off the impeccable audio reproduction its price requires.

The LG StanByMe 2 is a unique TV proposition and I wasn't sure I'd find a need for it at home – how wrong I was.

The Bar 1000MK2 perfectly adapts to any TV room with powerful, immersive sound. It’s not for everyone, but if you appreciate its strengths, there’s no other soundbar like it.

Beats has done more than up its game with the Powerbeats Pro 2; the brand has actually made me reconsider what I prioritize in fitness buds – and it isn't sound quality.

Sony’s new flagship OLED has a significantly brighter picture than its Bravia 8 predecessor, and its built-in sound puts most other TVs to shame.

LG’s latest earbuds aren’t the most suave, but their broad feature-set and solid sound still makes them worth a look.

The JBL Flip 7 portable Bluetooth speaker bests its class-leading former self to make the most of music on-the-go

Marshall’s first ever soundbar supplies quaking bass and awesome Atmos for movies, making it a top-tier all-in-one option.

The Fluance Ri71 are great for mid-range powered bookshelf speakers, offering detailed sound with an almost neutral, polite quality.

The Bose Solo Soundbar supplies powerful audio and clear dialogue at the expense of outdated connectivity.

Its detailed lossless audio and strong stereo effect lose out to sound that’s overly swamped by bass.

The Happy Plugs Joy Speaker may look sleek, but its thin feature-set really lets it down.

Considerably more than a simple refresh, the third version of Bowers & Wilkins’ Px7 wireless over-ear noise-cancellers is the best (and the priciest) so far

The LG S95AR is a pricey, but feature-filled soundbar that delivers impressively immersive sound.

Finally, a set of Bose earbuds that are fully featured, premium and thoroughly desirable across the board.

A speaker is for life, not just for parties

You’d never know by looking at them, but Focal’s Bathys MG represent a pretty big step on from the inaugural 2022 Bathys

There's no question that B&W's 'entry level' earbuds have great audio, but occasional connectivity dropouts and a few missing features mean they aren't yet rivalling class-leaders at this level.

Sonus Faber has added an entry-level alternative to its wide-ranging catalog of balanced, rewarding stereo speakers that deliver a detailed and engaging sound.

The Bose Smart Soundbar is packed to the brim with features. It sounds pretty good too, though it’s not cheap.

The LG XBoom Go XG8T is ultra-durable and offers decent sound, but it lets itself down in some crucial areas.

Topping is absolutely determined to become a force where affordable digital audio equipment is concerned – and the DX5 II proves it’s going the right way about it…

The Edifier MR5 nearfield monitors are multifaceted boxes of joy, although they're a little too busy for their own good.