Latest articles by Ketan Bharadia
Nebula’s all-in-one home cinema on wheels looks out of this world, but can it deliver a stellar performance?
Acoustic Energy’s updated active speakers boast 200W of Class A/B amplification in an all-analogue, well-integrated and superb-sounding design.
Despite some promise on paper, we’re struggling to figure out where Bose’s premium Lifestyle Ultra Speaker fits into the current wireless market.
Sony has built the best backlit TV we've ever tested – but is it the best TV you can buy?
On the hunt for compact, high quality floorstanding speakers? The compact Dali Sonik 5 might be exactly what you’re after.
The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro keep pace with their rivals in terms of comfort and features, but their sound quality lags behind.
We listen to the complete Bowers & Wilkins 800 D5 series against the previous generation – it is a fascinating experience
Gryphon Audio’s high-end Ethos CD player combines a stunning sense of style with build and performance to match.
A brilliant in-car sound system that sounds the business
Updated Philips’ active speakers offer ample features, including Bluetooth, HDMI ARC and optical inputs, but can their sound performance trouble the class leaders?
Vertere’s new generation Phono-1 LX phono stage takes a big step forward in performance.
The BBC-licensed Graham Audio LS5/9 still has plenty to offer despite the age of its design.
Fyne Audio’s new active speakers pack Bluetooth, a phono stage, an HDMI input and more into a compact design, but how do they perform?
Grado puts a ‘Classic’ twist on its Award-winning SR325x open-backs, but have these new headphones lost a little of that signature magic?
We look back at the excellent 771e speakers from 2000 – and find it's "still easy to fall under their spell"
Sony’s deconstructed Dolby Atmos soundbar is a tasty triple threat.
The Roberts Stream 219 is more than just a radio, with multiple music-playing options and clear, agile sound in an easy-to-navigate design.
JBL’s mid-price wireless headphones have a colourful design, lots of features and massive battery life. Can they win us over in the sound department, too?
Focal’s pricey all-in-one system is a fantastic performer with both movies and music.
Onkyo might be better known for its AV receivers, but can its new stereo streaming amplifier mark a hi-fi comeback?
This high-end pairing promises much on a short listen
Yosuke Koizumi tells us more about the range-topping AT-MCD1 moving coil cartridge's design
Esoteric’s high-end streaming preamp delivers an enviable combination of engineering excellence, quality build and sophisticated sound.
