Ketan Bharadia is the Technical Editor of What Hi-Fi? He has been reviewing hi-fi, TV and home cinema equipment for almost three decades and has covered thousands of products over that time. Ketan works across the What Hi-Fi? brand including the website and magazine. His background is based in electronic and mechanical engineering.
Latest articles by Ketan Bharadia

By Harry McKerrell Published
It’s been a while since Sennheiser updated its Momentum Wireless line. Thankfully, the Momentum 5 Wireless prove that good things come to those who wait.

By Ketan Bharadia Published
It is natural to want to improve the sound of your system, but how do you know when it’s the right time to stop?

By Harry McKerrell Published
The Space 2 wireless headphones offer lots of features at an attractive price, but they’re held back by limited sonic talent.

By Harry McKerrell Published
Sony has gone one step further up the premium ladder with its celebratory 1000X The Collexion wireless over-ears.

By Ketan Bharadia Published
Not Naim’s range-topper, but this high-end combination is still one of the finest amplifiers money can buy

By Kashfia Kabir Published
Cambridge’s first active speakers feature 50W per channel, Bluetooth, USB-C and a stylish, compact design at an attractive price – are they on to a winner?

By Andy Madden Published
JBL’s Bluetooth speaker gains a light show, but it's the sound quality that really shines through

By Harry McKerrell Published
JBL promises another small but mighty marvel with the pocket-sized Go 5 thanks to more features and even better sound.

By Ketan Bharadia Published
After a hiatus of more than a decade, the impressive WATT/Puppy makes a return

By Harry McKerrell Published
Sharp is back making turntables after a significant hiatus, but has it remembered how to get your records sounding their best?

By Robyn Quick Published
Pairing agile bass with enveloping surround sound, Sony’s soundbar package is a winner.

By Ketan Bharadia Published
Impressive-looking towers that deliver a surprisingly sophisticated performance.

By Andy Madden Published
Acoustic Energy’s awesome floorstanders are serious contenders in their class.

By Tom Parsons Published
Dazzlingly bright projector with an excellent Dolby Vision implementation – could this Optoma be the perfect all-conditions projector?

By Ketan Bharadia Published
JBL’s Summit Ama is a hugely capable standmounter that’s a truly entertaining listen.

By Ketan Bharadia Published
Of course performance matters, but so do other elements of a product

By Ketan Bharadia Published
A sensibly-priced moving magnet cartridge that will work well in a wide range of turntables.

By Kashfia Kabir Published
Mixx extends an olive branch in the vinyl vs CD format war by integrating them both in one affordable, never-before-seen design. Does it work?

By Harry McKerrell Published
The Sony PS-LX5BT is an attractive proposition, boasting Bluetooth streaming, a built-in phono stage and automatic operation – all for a very reasonable outlay.

By Harry McKerrell Published
As an entry point into the world of vinyl, the PS-LX3BT is an excellent pick. Automatic operation, Bluetooth, built-in phono stage and great sound at this price? Sold.

By Ketan Bharadia Published
The Planet established the engineering DNA that has made Rega so successful

By Ketan Bharadia Published
They may be lost in the mists of time, but these record players deserve recognition

By Ketan Bharadia Published
Audio-Technica’s classy-looking AT-LPA2 turntable aims high and mostly succeeds.
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