Acoustic Energy reviews & products

A surprising sonic performance at odds with some unassuming looks.

A surprisingly big sound from this affordable, compact soundbar...

These compact budget speakers mark an encouraging return for Acoustic Energy...

Despite a number of strengths, the AE 305s are not punchy enough

A compact, practical design, but not the talented 3-Series-like performance we were hoping for

A fusion of decent build, looks and performance make this an attractive surround sound proposition

The 301s are terrific and the most competitive Acoustic Energy speakers we've heard in years

Want some small speakers that (almost) do it all? Try these, they're terrific all-rounders

Grabs the attention in many ways, but we'd like that bottom end to have more punch

The baby Acoustic Energy Compact 1s have a seriously grown-up sound

The Acoustic Energy Neo One v2 offer splendid detail and poise with voices

The Acoustic Energy Aegis Neo 4 offer lots of speaker for your money

Acoustic Energy AE1 Classic standmount speakers are certainly classics, but not quite the best around

It might not have the serious punch of some other subwoofers on the market, but AE's Neo v2 makes up for quantity with amazing quality

The Acoustic Energy Neo V2 5.1 package could well appeal if you have a large room

The Acoustic Energy Neo V2 Three floorstanders look the part and deliver impressive bass

With its incredible all-round performance, Acoustic Energy's Active Pro Sub Sat 5.1 package represents great value, even at £3000

Acoustic Energy's 5.1 Radiance package packs a lot of appeal but isn't all that we ask for

The new Acoustic Energy Radiance 1 hi-fi speakers are good, but they're not entirely the finished article

A number of revisions to the AE1 MkIII have resulted in an even more musically involving speaker, with agility, detail and forceful dynamics

Genuinely great speakers – their punch, dynamism and large soundstage is impressive

Breathtaking performance; you won't find better sound for less than a grand

Not afraid to deliver a gung-ho, neighbour-waking level of sound, but it can tread more carefully when required

Feed the Acoustic Energy system any kind of line-level signal – computer or iPod, for example – and it does okay, but can be beaten by others