Harry Padoan

Harry Padoan

Staff Writer

Harry is a Reviews Staff Writer for TechRadar. He reviews everything from party speakers to wall chargers and has a particular interest in the worlds of audio and gaming.

Prior to joining TechRadar, Harry was a journalist covering stories from the telecoms industry, drilling into areas such as innovation, acquisitions, and sustainability.

When he isn’t testing the newest tech, Harry can probably be found listening to Brazilian music, playing JRPGs, or watching his beloved Tottenham Hotspur.

Articles by: Harry Padoan

SoundMAGIC E11D on top of orange amp

SoundMagic E11D review: impressive hi-res USB-C wired earbuds that won’t break the bank

By Harry Padoan published

The SoundMagic E11D earbuds serve up solid audio at a great price, and are only held back by a couple of design choices.

Sennheiser IE 200 plugged into music player

Sennheiser IE 200 review: affordable wired earbuds but with audiophile-grade sound

By Harry Padoan published

Recommended

These light and comfortable in-ear monitors plate up meaty audio with elegance.

Shure AONIC 3 against turquoise background

Shure AONIC 3 review: superb-sounding wired earbuds that nix excess noise

By Harry Padoan published

Recommended

The AONIC 3 make a statement with sharp separation and nifty passive noise isolation.

Skullcandy Set USB-C earbuds on grey surface

Skullcandy Set USB-C review: decent sound and all-day comfort in stylish, cheap wired earbuds

By Harry Padoan published

Recommended

The Skullcandy Set USB-C earbuds make for an elegant pick for those seeking trustworthy wired earbuds.

JBL Xtreme 4 on a granite table, on pink background

JBL Xtreme 4 review: an outdoorsy, bold-sounding Bluetooth speaker that even harnesses AI

By Harry Padoan published

The JBL Xtreme 4 will hit the highs and lay down the lows no matter the environment, but it costs a pretty penny.

Soundcore Boom 2 standing on granite surface

Anker Soundcore Boom 2 review: a Bluetooth speaker that's heavy on bass, light on weight – and solid bang for your buck

By Harry Padoan published

The Soundcore Boom 2 delivers more than enough bass for a party setting, and despite imperfect audio, makes for a good-value pick.

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