Jennifer Allen

These inexpensive over-ears from OneOdio are a solid option if you're looking for a pair of starter studio wired headphones.

Keeping things simple, the Moto Buds 150 do all the basics and come from a familiar name, even if they lack the 'wow' factor.

It may not look much, but the Nokia Portable Wireless Speaker 2 packs a reasonable punch for its size offering crisp sounds in a very small and highly portable form.

More eye-catching than most with clear and detailed sound, the Sivga Robin are an ideal pair of over-ear headphones for anyone on a budget – and you won't miss out on quality.

The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag Plus is a great buy for Samsung phone owners and a non-starter for everyone else.

The Nothing Ear (1) have been upgraded with better sound, stronger noise cancellation, and a new black color option.

JBL Tuner 2 is a useful DAB/FM radio and Bluetooth speaker solution, but it won't wow you sonically.

Feature rich buds it's hard to find fault with at this price, but the bass is a little lean.

The JBL Tune 750BTNC are cheaper than many of the best noise-cancelling headphones, but they stand up to the competition.

True to its name, Earfun's UBoom L is a fun speaker that's talented enough to get the party started – and at this price, you may even want two.