Wharfedale reviews & products

Wharfedale's Diamond range returns with a revamped design and a breathtaking midrange...

For a near-complete hi-fi system, just add source

Wharfedale's powered standmounters deserve to be taken seriously...

Beautifully finished speakers deliver a detailed sound

Best desktop speaker under £200, Awards 2015. These compact Bluetooth speakers boast a grown-up sound and attractive price...

One of our favourite stereo standmounters in a reasonably-priced package – an ideal first step into surround sound

They’ve lost a star, but the Wharfedales are still speakers to be reckoned with

Best stereo speaker up to £200, Awards 2014. Having ironed out the creases of their predecessors, the 220s really are hard to fault

A good soundbar, held back by one major problem

A good speaker package that sits on the cusp of greatness

A class-leader with it comes to sound, let down by average build quality

The Wharfedale 121 speakers simply sparkle

A combination of style and performance makes the Wharfedale DX-1 HCP a great buy

A fast, articulate and detailed sub

One of the biggest hi-fi launches of the year, the Wharfedale Jade-5 speakers bring power and poise

These standmounters ae still worthy speakers, but fresh competition has blunted their edge

They're plenty of speaker for the money, but the 10.5s' timing lets them down

Although far better than the speakers that came with your micro, you can do even better for the money

Wharfedale's Diamond 10.MX is hard-hitting but not mindlessly so

We prefer the Diamond 10.1 bookshelf speakers, but if you're determined to buy some floorstanders you won't go far wrong with these

The Diamond 10 HCP is a very capable system for the money, but it needs a little polish to truly shine

If Wharfedale could fix the cohesion and drop the price, these speakers would challenge the best

These are good speakers, and a welcome upgrade, but don’t quite have the all-round ability of the very best in this class

A true champion of subwoofers, in terms of performance and price – it’s a quality piece of budget equipment

These have long been the best loudspeaker under £200, and the Diamonds still sparkle