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Sony ULT Field 3 review: a highly durable, long-lasting Bluetooth speaker let down by disappointing audio quality
I reviewed the Sony ULT Field 3 Bluetooth speaker and one fatal flaw prevents me from recommending it.
JLab Epic Open Sport review: 'just fine' open-ears that play well but fail to serve up an ace
In a super-busy market, they're hard to recommend
Bose SoundLink Plus review: a difficult middle child in Bose's Bluetooth speaker lineup? Not. At. All.
As Bose fills the gaps in its SoundLink range, is the Plus just a difficult middle child?
Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 review: these earbuds are even crazier about music – in the best way
In which Cambridge Audio attempts to move the dial on its earbuds lineup from ‘very good’ to ‘truly great’... and succeeds with gusto.
Earfun Wave Life review: mostly excellent, comfortable over-ears deliver at an enticing price
Despite middling ANC, the Earfun Wave Life over-deliver considering just how cheaply you can pick them up, thanks to incredible comfort and solid build.
LG xboom Grab review: the JBL Flip 7 has finally met its match in this excellent strappy (no, we don't 'strapping' – with straps!) Bluetooth speaker
The LG xboom Grab is a feature-packed Bluetooth speaker with built-in straps, solid battery life and decent bass, plus adaptive sound and lighting.
Meze Audio Poet review: audiophile-grade listening headphones you could dive into
The Meze Audio Poet headphones offer stunning depth and clarity, and aren't too shabby to look at, either....
Earfun Tune Pro review: budget over-ear headphones with an amazing battery that, er, don't sound good
Spoiler alert: the Earfun Wave Pro's cousin misses the mark
Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 review: a solid budget alternative to the AirPods, but there’s better out there
I tested Anker’s rival to the AirPods 4 and it was a tighter contest than I’d anticipated.
Activo Volcano review: Astell & Kern’s offshoot brand delivers its cheapest IEMs to date and they're both solid and talented, but not without fault
The Activo Volcano are well-priced and deliver impressive low-end output, but they’re bested by rivals on instrument separation, comfort and design.