Hi-Fi Speakers reviews & products

Sony wants to shake up the future of home hi-fi with the aid of near-field speakers and high-tech hybrid amplification.

Audiovector’s range-topping R3 Arreté floorstanders set sky-high standards for the price.

Totem’s compact Tribe Towers are easy to accommodate, while also delivering a musical and informative sound.

KEF’s elegant R5 floorstanders are classy and refined performers, but they’re up against some tough competition.

A poor sense of rhythm and harsh upper midrange makes it impossible for us to recommend these Ophidians.

You won’t get another Sonos multi-room speaker at this price – nor one you can use as a floating bookshelf.

The bass from these standmounters will shake you, but the F500s don’t quite live up to their floorstanding siblings.

Subtle treble and full-bodied bass all tied up in a budget-friendly package – but lacking a little dynamic detail.

Wilson Benesch’s entry-level speakers set enviable standards for build, sound quality and engineering content.