Hi-Fi Speakers reviews & products

The hype for a new Bowers & Wilkins 800 Series is always considerable, but from our time listening to the standmount model, they really are living up to the promises.

Made in South Australia, Krix’s junior Phoenix Mk2 floorstanders deliver a relatively large sound, and one that’s lucid while remarkably accurate.

Triangle’s Comete Ez speakers aren’t the last word in refinement or tonal neutrality but they can be a hugely entertaining listen if treated with care.

Meet the smaller of KEF’s latest Blades, the ultimate expression of the company’s single point source concept.

Magico's metal-cased speakers deliver a wealth of insight and a degree of naturalness that’s hard to better for the money.

You won’t get another Sonos multi-room speaker at this price – nor one you can use as a floating bookshelf.

Few speaker companies can match Sonus Faber when it comes to mixing art with science.

The original QX-2 were firm What Hi-Fi? favourites, so how does the MKII version fare?

Q Acoustics packs flagship technology into more accessible standmounters, and to mostly good effect

Canadian-built and designed, these wonderful, uncoloured bookshelf speakers deliver studio monitor-like sound at a decent price.