Audio Reviews

The Sharp 3.1.2 HT-SBW53121 is an incredibly impressive soundbar for the price. At just £329, it’s one of the cheapest ways to get true Dolby Atmos.

If you can find them!

The Rode AI-1 is one of the easiest and simplest audio interfaces out there. What it lacks in frills, it makes up for in pure efficiency.

The Soundpeats Air5 Pro are budget earbuds with hi-res audio codecs, and sound surprisingly good for the $79 price. However, they're not perfect.

Marshall's latest speaker boasts massive bass, and the same classy look we’ve come to expect from the British Marque.

Skullcandy’s Method 360 ANC are trying to bring the late noughties back, and I’m not mad. With pumping Bose bass and ANC, they perform well above their price.

The Majority Naga 60 soundbar is a compact soundbar for a super-affordable price of just $67… and while its sound won’t blow you away, I was actually surprised.

The Belkin SoundForm Play are good wireless earbuds if you listen to mostly vocal-heavy music, but they're let down by laggy controls and muddy bass.

Bowers & Wilkins’ latest speaker is an excellent mix of form and function. It delivers great sound, and its stunning airship-like shape makes sure it stands out in the living room.

The JBL Charge 6 is a moderate upgrade to a consumer favorite and stands out as one of the market’s top picks under $200.