Audio reviews
Creative Zen Air Plus review: (almost) enlightened
The Creative Zen Air Plus are the company’s entry-level model in their “true wireless” line-up. This doesn’t mean…
Astell&Kern SE300 review: the luxury of sound
Just like modern smartphones, the Astell&Kern SE300 features a big screen and the Android operating system, but unlike…
Yamaha HS5 review: monitor legend
The Yamaha HS5 hold an almost mythological status as monitor speakers. They are known for being ruthlessly analytical…
PreSonus Eris 4.5 review: strife indeed
The PreSonus Eris 4.5 are powered studio monitors which are targeted at the lower end of the market…
Cleer Enduro ANC review: good affordable ANC
If there is one good thing that comes with the advancement of technology, is that yesterday’s top technology…
Campfire Audio Orbit review: ungrounded
Campfire Audio‘s first wireless earbuds are finally here. The new Campfire Audio Orbit are evidently a product of…
Dekoni Cobalt review: I’m blue…
If you happen to be from my generation or from the previous one, you probably know Eiffel 65’s…
Astell&Kern SP3000 review: sound opulence
It’s big, it’s heavy and… it’s very expensive. It’s the top-of-the-line portable player of the manufacturer, and beyond…
SMSL AO300 review: a sound all-in-one
The SMSL AO300 continues what we’ve already seen with the DO400, but brings it to the stereo amplification…
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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…
Out of the box: iFi hip dac
Families always get larger, don’t they? iFi audio’s family just grew with a newborn portable/mobile DAC-amp, the all-new…
Headphones in Pictures: Warwick Acoustics Sonoma M1
We already met them in Ascot during the UK HiFi Show Live, and now here they are: the…
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