Our demo will centre around the 85-inch version of the five-star Samsung QN900D. This is a TV that wowed us when we had it in ...

T he Bristol Hi-Fi Show has been around for as long as I've been alive (just – I'm a year older). As the largest and ...

Big names include Naim Audio, Rega Research, Cyrus Audio, Wharfedale, Audiolab ... and the retro-styled Snowsky Nano portable DAC. Kanto's latest powered desktop speakers – named UKI – will be on show ...

The limited production Wharfedale Aston aim for serious sound in a small speaker, but only 500 pairs will be made.

Audio hardware specialist Wharfedale has unveiled the Aston, a new loudspeaker model with a retro look and a limited run of ...

Onkyo is staging a two-channel comeback in 2025. The Icon Series of HiFi electronics includes the Icon P-80 Network Preamplifier, Icon M-80 Power Amplifier, and Icon A-50 Network Integrated Amplifier.

These two-way speakers were available in two finishes (black or simulated walnut veneer) and they looked pretty good, especially when you took the grilles off. The original Wharfedale Diamonds were ...

The best Bluetooth speakers have become almost an essential in Australia. The ideal companion for a trip to the beach, a hotel staycation or a summer BBQ garden party, being able to play your ...

Search online for the best Bluetooth speaker and you’ll find plenty of cheap Bluetooth speakers in the list. But how can you tell the bonafide bargains from the low-fi letdowns? We’ve rounded up a ...

Tired of talking to yourself? Quit grumbling and put your words to work: connected to your Wi-Fi network, the best smart speaker options will listen, learn and lend a helping hand. Or at least tell ...

Ajay has worked in tech journalism for over a decade as a reporter, analyst, product reviewer, and editor. He got his start in consumer tech, breaking Android news at Newsweek before going to ...

As TVs have gotten thinner over the years, there is less space in the display’s physical frame for adding speakers. The end result—in some cases—has been sound that’s as thin as the TV itself.