Audio Equipment Reviews

The JLab JBuds Open Wireless headphones are hands-down the most interesting headphones I've tested this year, but not the best

The JBL Go 5 is an excellent small-sized speaker that improves on just about everything that we loved about its predecessor.

iFi's tiny DAC is smaller and lighter than the first generation and delivers an excellent audio upgrade to phones in particular

The Earfun Clip 2 are clip-on open earbuds that cost a fraction of the competition and pack in AI translation, Hi-Res audio and decent bass.

The Anker Soundcore Space 2 have a fantastic feature set and comfy design, even if the sound quality isn't the absolute best.

I couldn’t believe how cheap Tribit's third-generation mini Bluetooth speaker was, and its combination of big bass and plentiful playtime make it a must-buy.

The Dali Sonik 1 entry-level passive bookshelf speakers sound at least twice their diminutive size with stunning vocal articulation, but are a little pricey.

As sports-specific open earbuds go, the Shokz OpenFit Pro are as good as it gets and their feature set means you'll nearly ditch anything else...

Astell & Kern's budget-brand, Activo, is back again — here's what I thought of it's new pebble-like in-ear monitors.

The Maxell Wireless Cassette Player is a nifty blend of old and new, bringing your old tapes to your ears without the need for a wired pair of headphones.