From their gently curving cabinets to their intriguing UniQ tweeter/driver arrangement, from the standard of their build and finish to their confident, spacious sound, the iQ10s are the sort of speaker that you need to see and hear
We could talk at length about the C5s’ lack of outright dynamic heft, or their rudimentary grasp of timing. But our advice is simple: don’t spend £400 on the C5s – try to find some KEF iQ5SEs instead
Much impressed us, from the superb wood finish to the way they looked in our largest room
Given KEF’s track record, we expected much better – these C3s are a real disappointment
They look the part, but the sonic flaws of the iQ70s are significant in number