Max Langridge

Sennheiser is betting big on immersive audio, launching a new Ambeo brand for its 9.1-channel audio capture and reproduction technology.

The Pro-Ject VTE is about as versatile as it gets when it comes to placement – and there's a wireless version, too...

The latest rumour claims Apple’s next iPhone will no longer have the standard 3.5mm headphone jack, instead relying on headphones that connect via the Lightning port or wirelessly.

Apple Music is hot on the heels of rival streaming service Spotify after it’s been reported it’s managed to sign up 10m subscribers in just six months. It took Spotify six years to reach the same number.

CES 2016 is over for another year, but it left us with some seriously impressive and exciting products. We’ve rounded up some of the best here…

After three action-packed days you'd think the pace at CES 2016 would be slowing down, but day four proved that just isn't the case.

Sony’s new speakers fall into two ranges, one focused on multi-room room audio and the other designed to be used on the go.

After the excitement of the press conferences on day two, things show no sign of slowing down at CES. Hi-fi and audio took on a more central role on day three, with B&O, Naim, Audioquest and McIntosh, among others, all having new products to share with us.

Philips has followed in Yamaha and Samsung’s footsteps by releasing a Dolby Atmos soundbar. The company also has several new pairs of headphones launching this year.

McIntosh has a new AV processor, streaming audio player and a wireless speaker on show at CES 2016. All feature McIntosh's iconic design.

Multi-room speaker systems, the world's first Dolby Atmos soundbar, DAC and Full HD TV group tests and a guide to buying the right wireless speaker make it a must-read issue!

Day two of CES is reserved for press conferences from the major brands. And with lots of exciting new products announced by Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, LG and even Technics, they didn't disappoint.

Philips will reveal more details about its new 6000 UHD and 7000 UHD series in February, but has already teased some information at CES 2016.

CES 2016 is under way and already we've seen plenty of new products to get us excited for the year ahead. With day one already at an end, here are all the highlights...

From the news that Spotify has introduced a new music discovery feature, to updates to the Qobuz app, and Horch House making original master tapes available in a variety of formats - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.

The MX160 replaces the MX151 and couples McIntosh’s RoomPefect calibration technology with support for a range of audio codecs and 4K Ultra HD.

The Xeo 2s join the Xeo 4 and Xeo 6s in Dynaudio’s range of wireless speakers. They’re the smallest pair of the bunch and will aim to follow in their five-star footsteps...

The Discovery II speakers are the latest addition to the company’s Geometry Series and replace the original Discovery speakers which were released as part of Wilson Benesch's Odyssey Series.

The Oxygene 30 turntable takes design cues from the existing Oxygene series and technological inspiration from Roksan's Xerxes 20Plus.

The Japanese manufacturer says its latest integrated amp is its finest yet and is the culmination of more than five decades of audio research.

Fed up with falling asleep while watching the tenth episode in a row of your favourite Netflix show? These socks will pause the TV for you.

The director of the seventh instalment of the Star Wars saga hasn’t always been a supporter of 3D… until now, it seems.

From new Sennheiser headphones to Sky TV on the Xbox One, Netflix on Humax Freesat boxes and Spotify releasing an Rdio playlist transfer service - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.

What Hi-Fi? magazine has had a complete design overhaul just in time for Christmas, making it the perfect gift for the audiophile in your life. There are more First Tests than ever and the Buyer’s Guide has been improved to help you make the best buying choices. The first issue sees a Group Test of HD download services, four supersize smartphones going head to head and a giant Sony TV complete a must-read issue!

A recent study of music consumers in the UK has found that streaming isn’t necessarily killing off physical formats, but instead encouraging “multi-channel” use.