Meet Focal’s class-leading, bank-manager-bothering wireless streaming system – think more Utopia than Diva.

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

LG's latest 4K projector brings a dash of style to the portable category, and it uses the same WebOS smart TV system as the company's TVs

The Sonus Faber Concertino G4 may be pricy, but their look and sound make the cost worth it – they're the bookshelf speaker dragon you'll be chasing for decades.

Striking and with very good sound quality, the LG XBoom XO2T is a fantastic Bluetooth speaker for anyone that has this kind of money at their disposal…

Kanto’s new connects-to-everything stereo speaker system is a user- and ear-friendly triumph, bringing quality sound and AV functionality to a novel form.

This limited edition Loewe speaker delivers serious sonic power that's perfect for partying – or on-pitch training.

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 Samsung HW-Q990F delivers an unforgettable home cinema experience, and while not wholly different from its predecessor, it's still a Dolby Atmos marvel.

The Samsung HW-Q700C soundbar offers much to love, including powerful, clear and detailed sound. But is it the best overall option for you?

It may not offer much more than its predecessor, but the Samsung HW-Q800D is still an excellent soundbar in its own right.

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 Hisense AX5125H proves that you don't need to spend a fortune to get great Dolby Atmos sound.

The Pure Classic C-D6 packs a whole lot of punch, combining a DAB radio, CD player, aux-in and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity into one versatile retro box.

The Bose SoundLink Max is a robust Bluetooth speaker that creates punchy, assertive sound with a sturdy design to ensure your party goes off with a bang. It can attract marks, though.

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.

Pure's reasonably priced Woodland Bluetooth speaker and DAB radio packs loads of stylish charm for the general listener.

Sonus faber's Duetto wireless speakers look and sound great, but the price is high and operational quirks can spoil the fun of using them.

Astell & Kern's new, more affordable audio brand hits the ground running with great sound and a decent price too.

Creative's Pebble Nova desktop speakers are big dark orbs, and the sound quality is truly out of this world

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)

Everyone’s idea of ‘mainstream’ is slightly different, of course, but in the case of the Dali IO-8 wireless noise-cancelling headphones it would seem to mean ‘really quite expensive’...

Cambridge Audio's first ever wireless noise-cancelling over-ear headphones have landed. Do they have what it takes to stand out? You betcha they do.

The Samsung HW-Q990D offers the best Dolby Atmos experience you can get from a soundbar - and it's also ideal for gamers.

With the addition of one or two premium features, Sennheiser turns its ‘entry-level’ wireless over-ear into a ‘mid-market’ proposition.

The Edifier D32 is an amazing value, superb-sounding tabletop speaker that’s sure to impress – except for bass-heads.

A tale in which Meze Audio, pace-setters where high-end headphones are concerned, decides to drop some of its talent on us mere mortals who exist in the mainstream...

Big and heavy and intermittently clever, the C-Dur turntable (plus the C-Tone tonearm and the Jo No.8 moving magnet cartridge) create a strong visual, as well as sonic, impression.

Bowers & Wilkins gives a little and takes a little to deliver the Px8 S2 wireless over-ear noise-cancelling headphones – can they justify their lofty asking price?

Morel’s compact speaker might not be big in size, but is it big in sound?