Audio Equipment Reviews

The OpenRock S try too hard with features that don’t work well and it's a shame, because at their core, these are respectable low-cost fitness earbuds

Sony's newest budget noise-cancelling earbuds sound good and come with perks – and that's before we get to the excellent bubble-of-silence ANC.

The OneOdio Studio Max 1 are designed for DJs and other musicians, but they won’t appeal to everyday listeners.

They're good, others do better

In which Vertere delivers a complete, ready-to-go turntable package at what is, by its standards, a very affordable price indeed…

The Anker Soundcore AeroClip supply adept audio, a secure fit and neat call quality, all at a more than reasonable price.

The Edifier LolliClip are a great pair of open ear headphones with ANC and health monitoring and are only let down by a few small hiccups.

The Tribit Stormbox Lava is a solid-sounding low-priced Bluetooth speaker but it’s held back by a lackluster design and technical issues.

LG’s latest earbuds aren’t the most suave, but their broad feature-set and solid sound still makes them worth a look.

Straight to the point with plenty of easy-to-store stations, the Sharp Osaka DAB radio is a solid option for an even better price