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Sonos Era 100 SL review: cheaper without any acoustic compromises
By Josh Russell published
Sonos’s cheaper Era 100 makes no sonic sacrifices — although some users might find themselves missing out on a few nice-to-have features.

Klipsch The Nines II review: excellent do-it-all active stereo speakers
By James Holland published
The Klipsch The Nines II are a great-sounding set of speakers that come with a surprising price bump.

I listened to Cambridge's new Evo 300 streaming amp, and it raises the bar for modern hi-fi
By Verity Burns published
First impressions of Cambridge’s new flagship just-add-speakers streaming amplifier are very good indeed.

Denon Home 400 review: serious spatial audio and style, but smart assistance is lacking
By Simon Cocks published
How much do you value flexibility? Since I've used the Sonos Play, I value it a lot

High End Vienna 2026 Best in Show awards: our favorite 11 speakers, streamers and more
By Matt Bolton published
From one of the best speakers in the world becoming even better, to a TV sound system that has genuine audiophile skills, to wireless speakers that look like alien invaders

'We definitely are also analog people': We interview WiiM's CEO about its approach to audio
By Matt Bolton published
Dr. Lifeng Zhao speaks to TechRadar

This affordable new super-slim adapter adds aptX Lossless and LDAC Bluetooth to iPhones
By Tom Bedford published
The Acoustune ATX001 plugs into your iPhone, iPad or any other device via USB-C, and upgrades your music with certain audio codecs.

Sennheiser's new wireless headphones are finally here to take on Bose and Sony
By Tom Bedford published
The Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless took four years to arrive, and they've entered the scene just in time to show up Sony's 1000X The Collexion.

Dali's new all-in-one speaker, streamer and soundbar combo can go flat or on your wall
By Tom Bedford published
Dali has unveiled the Vega, an all-in-one piece of hi-fi gear that combines speaker, amp, streamer and soundbar — and it can be stuck on your wall or laid on a surface

High-end hi-fi company YBA has made what it claims is the world's first "transportable" CD player for SACDs — it's got the audiophiles in the office very excited, but it's not exactly a handheld model to slip in your jacket pocket
By Tom Bedford published
YBA has made what it claims is the world's first "transportable" CD player for Super Audio CDs, but it's not exactly a handheld model.
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