KZ has a track record of delivering good products at very low prices. Alas their history with Bluetooth products has…
Headphones in Pictures: KZ S2, Shozy SG, Thieaudio Voyager 3
Here’s a new instalment in the Headphones in Pictures series, this time with a “true wireless” set and two wired…
1More True Wireless ANC review: active noise
We’ve been seeing active noise cancelling on full-size headphones for a while now, and there are several examples of noise-cancelling…
Rock Jaw Audio T5 Ultra Connect review: a good surprise
Do you know Rock Jaw Audio? If you don’t that’s okay, I hadn’t before they got in touch to ask…
FiiO M9 review: well-rounded
From the simple line-up made of four players, FiiO has grown its offering to a full range that goes from…
Shuoer Singer review: dissonant fun
The Shuoer Singer are earphones with lots of pros, but also lots of cons. They are a good reminder of…
Lime Ears Lambda review: cumbersome
Co za wielki dźwięk! That’s Polish for “what a huge sound!” and that was my reaction to first hearing the…
Sabbat E12 Ultra review: out and about
“The music of the heart comes from the Sabbat”. That’s what the packaging says, and I think Ozzy Osborn and…
HiBy R5 review: DAP in progress
HiBy started making their own hardware products some time ago, after a few years only delivering the software for manufacturers…
Nebula Capsule Max review: wherever cinema
Of all the things I thought I’d review when I founded Soundphile Review more than three years ago, portable projectors…
TRN V90 review: these are fun
TRN has long been active in the super-budget area of the IEM market. Sometimes with noteworthy products, sometimes not, with…
Report: Bristol Hi-Fi Show day two
Day two in Bristol saw me touring a bit more. In fact I visited almost all of the rooms, even…
Report: Bristol Hi-Fi Show day one
When I think about “Bristol sound” names such as Massive Attack, Portishead, Maxinquaye and Morcheeba come to my mind… but…
SoundCore Flare+ review: party lights
Portable Bluetooth speakers are becoming more and more a part of our everyday life… and the trend seems to be…
NiceHCK NX7 Pro review: pointless choice
Probably thanks to the ready availability of manufacturers, more and more Chinese online shops are offering their own line-ups of…