Max Langridge
Max is a staff writer for What Hi-Fi?'s sister site, TechRadar, in Australia. But being the wonderful English guy he is, he helps out with content across a number of Future sites, including What Hi-Fi?. It wouldn't be his first exposure to the world of all things hi-fi and home cinema, as his first role in technology journalism was with What Hi-Fi? in the UK. Clearly he pined to return after making the move to Australia and the team have welcomed him back with arms wide open.
Latest articles by Max Langridge
No headphone port on iPhone 7 “confirmed”
By Max Langridge published
Images of a case purporting to be for the upcoming iPhone 7 show no sign of a headphone port, adding strength to rumours that Apple will lose it in favour of wireless and Lightning headphones.
April 2016 issue on sale now!
By Max Langridge published
A £1000 turntable head to head, a premium wireless speaker group test, a first look at Technics’ new SL-1200G turntable and Sony’s first 4K HDR projector make April 2016 an issue not to be missed.
Eminem to re-release Slim Shady LP on cassette tape
By Max Langridge published
Yes, you read that right. The rap superstar’s second studio album was a critical and commercial success and now it's going to be re-issued on cassette tape.
Amazon announces Echo Dot and Tap voice-controlled devices
By Max Langridge published
The Echo Dot can connect to a number of devices around the home to give the added benefit of voice controlled use while the Amazon Tap is a portable Bluetooth and wi-fi speaker.
Clearaudio introduces Double Matrix Professional Sonic record cleaner
By Max Langridge published
The German manufacturer claims its latest record cleaning machine its its “best solution yet” to keeping records in pristine condition.
Wednesday Wrap: Music streaming services, radios and in-ear monitors
By Max Langridge published
This week's wrap is packed full of news including a pair of limited edition in-ear monitors from Noble Audio, two new radios from Goodmans and Philips, and the latest developments regarding three music streaming services: Qobuz, Tidal and Deezer.
Bristol Sound and Vision Show 2016 in pictures
By Max Langridge published
We’re back from another year at the annual Bristol Sound and Vision Show, which yet again proved to be the place to be to see and hear the latest in hi-fi and home cinema.
Mission launches LX range of affordable speakers
By Max Langridge published
Mission is back with a new entry-level series of loudspeakers. Launched at the Bristol Sound and Vision Show, the LX range is designed to deliver high-end performance at an affordable price...
Canton launches Reference K speakers and wireless MusicBox S
By Max Langridge published
The new Reference series comprises four floorstanding models, one standmount and one centre and have been designed with home cinema packages in mind.
Musical Fidelity launches multi-talented M6 Encore 225
By Max Langridge published
The M6 Encore isn't your traditional CD player, it's a ripper, DAC, and amplifier, all in one box. It's also completely upgradable...
Foxconn puts new $6.3bn bid for Sharp on hold
By Max Langridge published
Following an initial bid of $5.4bn, Foxconn's new offer is reported to have been accepted by the Japanese display manufacturer – but the manufacturer of the iPhone still wants to seal the deal.
Unison Research launches Unico CD Due
By Max Langridge published
Not only can the CD Due spin your CD collection, it can be used as an external DAC and also features Bluetooth streaming...
Roksan returns with redesigned Radius 7 turntable
By Max Langridge published
The 7 is the latest version of Roksan’s Radius turntable line and comes packing new technologies and an updated design.
Mighty portable music player lets you use Spotify without a smartphone
By Max Langridge published
The portable music player is designed for fitness fanatics who don’t want to carry a smartphone, but still want to listen to music on Spotify. And it looks like an iPod Shuffle.
Leema Acoustics Quasar is an amp, DAC and streamer in one
By Max Langridge published
The new streaming amp/DAC is the latest addition to the company’s Stellar series and will be on display at the Bristol Show 2016.
Motorola VerveOnes are completely wireless in-ear headphones
By Max Langridge published
The new VerveLife series includes headphones, wearable cameras and even a pet tracker.
Sony launches X series midrange phones with hi-res audio support
By Max Langridge published
The new Sony X Series of phones has been launched at MWC 2016 and comprises three handsets: the Xperia X, Xperia X Performance and Xperia XA.
Rega reveals brand new Planar 3 turntable
By Max Langridge published
Rega has upgraded its five-time Product of the Year turntable to be “completely new for 2016”.
Q Acoustics announces M7 2.1-speaker system
By Max Langridge published
The M7 (formerly Media 7000) borrows components from the Q7000i speaker package, but comes with a new amplifier which can be used for music and movies.
Creek Audio Evolution 100CD to make UK debut at Bristol Show
By Max Langridge published
Creek Audio will be at the Bristol Show once again, this year giving a UK debut to the new Evolution 100CD, a DAC with a built-in CD player.
ATC launches three-strong range of Special Edition speakers
By Max Langridge published
The new ‘SE’ models are upgraded versions of previous speakers in ATC’s repertoire, and are available in passive and active versions, and complete with a range of new finishes.
Wednesday Wrap: BBC Three goes online, Tidal gets Yeezy boost, new Philips headphones
By Max Langridge published
This week BBC Three makes the jump from TV to online-only, Kanye West gives Tidal an exclusive on his new album, and Philips launches a new pair of wireless, noise cancelling headphones – it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.
Dr Dre set to star in Apple's first TV series
By Max Langridge published
It's claimed the six-part show will be called Vital Signs and is expected to be released on Apple Music. Whether or not it will be available on iTunes or the Apple TV box remains to be seen.
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