Logitech reviews & products

Energetic noise-cancelling headphones with Bluetooth connectivity

A decent effort but not enough talent to worry the best in this class

Not without sonic fault, but pretty good for the money

Best speaker dock £200-£350, Awards 2012. Logitech’s AirPlay-toting speaker dock sounds the business

Best speaker dock up to £200, Awards 2012. Good sound quality, built-in battery and compatible with non-Apple portables – what's not to like?

Following hard on the heels of the nifty Squeezebox Duet, Logitech's Squeezebox Touch is a neat way to create a multiroom system

The Harmony 700 has plenty to offer, but controls just six devices while older models can handle many more

Logitech's latest addition into the Squeezebox range is a versatile and easy to use way of getting web-based music and media

In this updated version of the Pure-Fi Express, Logitech's got the sound just right, but we've concerns about your iPod's positioning

Logitech's Harmony 1100 is an effective, intuitive universal remote, but it all comes at a hefty price

The Boom plays everything and sounds great, but it could be easier to use

Best universal remote, Awards 2011. Another stylish remote from the Harmony range, not as slick as the 1000, but at half the price it's top value

Stylish, sleek and intuitive. At this price it's pretty much unbeatable

Great value wireless network music player from the Logitech/Slim Devices alliance

The mm50 impressed us enormously when it first came out, and despite being superseded by the Pure-Fi Anywhere, it's still worth looking for a bargain

The Logitech Pure-Fi Anytwhere 2 is still a comfortable class-leader and now it’s iPhone friendly, too. A superb buy

Distinctive rectangular design, in sleek brushed aluminium, superb functionality, the impressive Harmony range just got even better.

It only costs fifty quid, so don't expect the Earth to move when you play your music, but for lazing in the bath with tunes, it's the perfect accompan

Despite packing what sounds like a floor-shaking 80 watts of power, this iPod speaker dock doesn't have what it takes to produce a convincing presenta

Another solid performer from the Harmony range, but does a colour screen really make it £50 better than the Harmony 555?

£230 is a lot of money for a handset, but if it means you can control your kit from anywhere maybe it's worth it...