Simon Lucas

By adding active noise cancellation and aptX Adaptive compatibility to a proven formula, Sennheiser wants to snatch your ‘true wireless’ money from its rivals.

If you’re not prepared to compromise on your portable audio experience, you don’t have to. Just know that it’ll cost you.

A diverting and accomplished alternative to the more obvious choices.

The Audio Pro A36 are the biggest-sounding little speakers around.

Technics piles on the features but manages to keep the price of its flagship true wireless earbuds realistic.

Technics serves up some of the most enduringly comfortable true wireless in-ears we’ve ever experienced.

After more than six years away, the Zeppelin is back – and it means business.

Let your headphones take care of charging themselves with the Urbanista Los Angeles.

Yamaha's AirPods Max rivals are big (definitely) and clever (mostly).

Admirable in a number of ways, but once you notice its shortcomings they’re hard to ignore.

The Samsung Q950TS is no longer the latest 8K flagship, but it still packs some impressive specs – if you can afford it.

Running from ‘quite large’ to ‘absolutely huge’, Sony’s X900H/XH90 range is an accomplished watch no matter where your pictures are coming from.

By resisting the usual urge to chuck the kitchen sink at a product, Bang & Olufsen has delivered a deeply satisfying pair of headphones. They still cost you a tidy sum, mind you.

REVIEW The compromises Samsung has made to ensure its Mini LED technology is a more affordable proposition are hardly visible, and the QN85A is a very accomplished television.

The Devialet Gemini sound fantastic – as long as you don't turn off the active noise cancellation.

The Sony A90J is far from the most affordable OLED TV around, but you absolutely get what you pay for.

Review If the UK’s version of the Vision S is the same as this one, and it costs as much as Huawei thinks it will, then it makes for an intriguing first attempt at (not quite) a television.

The Bowers & Wilkins PI7 are certainly not perfect, but where audio quality is concerned they’re closer to perfect than any alternative.

By concentrating on the fundamentals, Sennheiser has delivered a pair of wireless on-ear headphones that sound more expensive than they are.

Updated It may look like a Technics wannabe, but this Audio-Technica has a stack of functionality and flexibility on board.