Simon Lucas

With the addition of one or two premium features, Sennheiser turns its ‘entry-level’ wireless over-ear into a ‘mid-market’ proposition.

The Pro-Ject Debut continues its relentless journey up-market – but is still cracking value for money.

The Cambridge Audio Alva TT V2 continues the company's attempts to make vinyl and modern format, and it's a smash hit.

Further proof, in case it wasn’t blindingly obvious already, that money spent with Rega on a record player is money very well spent indeed.

The Lenco LS-410 is a better Bluetooth speaker than a record player.

‘Icon’ has become a devalued word lately – but here’s the latest in an absolutely, positively iconic range…

Recalibrate your understanding of what ‘entry level’ means and there’s just so much to love about the A&norma SR35.

Bose’s second-generation QuietComfort Earbuds feature a bunch of clever tech with some very impressive results.

The Sony WF-1000XM4 swipe the title of the best true wireless earbuds you can buy today from their predecessors.

Combining convenience with impressive specification, the Samsung HW-Q600C is a Dolby Atmos (and DTS:X)-enabled soundbar that travels with a wireless subwoofer.

With the FT5, Fiio wants to democratise the esoteric (and generally quite pricey) planar magnetic driver technology to a real-world price-point.

At what point does a digital audio player become more than just a digital audio player? Astell & Kern thinks it knows – hence the A&ultima SP3000…

Bang & Olufsen has never been shy when it comes to setting prices for its products – but is there some overreach where the new Beolab 8 wireless speaker is concerned?

A teeny tiny way of making a big difference to your desktop's or smartphone's audio quality.

Supercharge your smartphone's or laptop's sound as discreetly as possible with the Helm Audio Bolt USB DAC/headphone amp.

iFi works its magic on a DAC-and-headphone-amp that’s just as much use indoors as out, and just as capable with wired and wireless sources.

SoundMAGIC brings its established entry-level expertise to bear on what is a new product type for the company – and so picks a fight with a whole new selection of rivals…

Bose fancies a slice of the ‘premium but not too premium’ soundbar market - is the Smart Ultra Soundbar the product to secure it?

Sennheiser attempts to bring some of the extraordinary potency of its Ambeo spatial audio soundbars down to a slightly more "real-world" price-point.

A turntable with the latest wireless tech is the modern antiquarian.

Is anyone surprised to find Grado doing its own thing?