Headphones & Audio
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RHA T10i review: Great sound quality without the hefty price The RHA T10i is a supremely comfortable pair of in-ear headphones that sound great with fantastic build quality£150 - best buy
Sony WH-1000XM2 headphones: Incredible sound and ANC The Sony WH-1000XM2 don’t provide the same level of active noise cancellation or comfort as the Bose QC35, but sound fantastic£270 - recommended
Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT: Even better without wires With excellent sound quality and 40-hour battery life, the ATH-M50xBT are the Bluetooth headphones M50x fans have been waiting for£180 - recommended
PSB M4U 8: The best sounding ANC headphones just got better Bose’s QC35 II still have the edge for noise-cancellation, but the PSB M4U 8 are a sonic marvel by comparison£300 - recommended
Amazon Echo Dot review: Dot 3 out soon Does everything the full-fat Amazon Echo does aside from pump out the tunes£50 - best buy
Sennheiser Momentum 1.0: Get the newer Momentum 2.0 instead The original Momentums were great in their time, but have since been discontinued£260 - best buy
JBL Clip 2 review: An absolute bargain at £30 The JBL Clip 2 is not only better than its successor, it’s much cheaper too; a fantastic Bluetooth speaker£30 - best buy
iFi xDSD: Drastically improves your phone’s audio quality The xDSD is an incredibly impressive DAC and drastically improves your smartphone audio£400 -
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B&O Beoplay E8 earphones: Solid sound and stylish The B&O E8 are among the most stylish wireless in-ears money can buy but they come with a hefty price tag£209 -
Netgear Orbi Voice: Mesh Wi-Fi meets smart speaker Netgear’s new mesh product combines fast Wi-Fi with smart speaker technology£279 -
B&O Beosound Edge review: The luxury rolling speaker The huge Beosound Edge delivers powerful, room-filling sound with a circular design that rolls on its edge like a British pound coin -
Marshall Kilburn II: The best retro-looking speaker Marshall’s second iteration of the Kilburn speaker is a real rock ‘n’ roll star – everything its predecessor should have been£269