Speakers Reviews

The Beosound A1 is back after a five-year absence, but has it priced itself out of the market?

Neat’s tiny Iota II speakers aren’t perfect and they are quite pricey, but we find them utterly charming, spirited and talented performers that solve a niche problem.

This step-up version of Fyne’s well-regarded F701 proves a terrific upgrade, delivering an even more persuasive overall performance.

Can Revival Audio give its rivals a run for their money with the Sprint 4?

Naim has taken its premium wireless speaker even more upmarket, and set a new benchmark in the process.

Canton’s Reference 5 looks like an impressive proposition with great build and plenty of clever technology, but can it deliver sonically?

Sonus Faber’s Sonetto V G2 deliver a likeable performance from an elegant and beautifully made package.

JBL’s Charge 6 is a hugely entertaining portable speaker with user-friendly design and feature improvements, and a clearer, more powerful sound.

JBL’s Flip series of Bluetooth speakers has been with us for well over a decade, but the Flip 7 could be the best instalment yet.

Elac has reinvented its Debut range with its third-generation standmounts, resulting in a new sonic direction that prioritises clarity, detail and lower-end punch.