Ketan Bharadia

Sennheiser does what it does best: offering a smooth, detailed, easy-going listen in a comfortable, open headphone design.

Gryphon’s Diablo 333 is a terrific integrated amplifier with a prodigious power output and a sublime sense of control.

The mature, balanced Aventho 300 demonstrate that Beyerdynamic’s pedigree goes beyond the world of wired headphones.

Lumin’s U2 Mini is a fine way to stream digital files into your system, but you will need a DAC to get a sound.

The SoundMagic E80D combine a wired USB-C connection with a clear, clean sound that few alternatives can match at this budget price.

Appealing, user-friendly design coupled with extensive connectivity and a clear, balanced performance for not a lot of money.

ProAc’s understated D20R floorstanders deliver the kind of sound quality that keeps you listening deep into the night.

The final projector in Sony’s native 4K projector series has landed in our test room – can it score Sony the hat-trick?

Fyne’s new F501E entry-level floorstanders focus on engineering and performance with terrific results.

The Pro Edition builds on the 2021 Zeppelin’s sonic performance with improved drive units and boosted streaming support, resulting in a wireless speaker that soars to delightful new heights.

LG’s soundbar presents a balanced, easy-listening experience that is hard to dislike.

Esoteric’s 30-watt per channel Class A F-01 amplifier is something of a left-field choice but can sound magical when matched with care.

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