Speakers Reviews

UPDATED Love or loathe the design of the Echo Dot, both audio and Alexa sound better in this budget-friendly ball.

Fyne’s Vintage Five combines traditional aesthetics and modern engineering to deliver one of the best small room speakers we have heard.

Wharfedale’s Aura 3 are beautifully made and refined-sounding floorstanders.

Sony takes on the might of JBL with its portable, bass-boosted ULT Field 1, a slimline speaker that has the Flip 6 firmly in its sights.

Despite a few niggles, the Borea BR10 speakers deliver an entertaining performance thanks to their powerful, enthusiastic sonic style.

With its quirky, cute looks and ‘Sony’ sound, the HT-AX7 looks promising. If you can figure out what it’s for.

Q Acoustics' third-gen 3000c speaker series features trickle-down and new technologies, and promises clear, spacious and punchy sound for appealingly entry-level prices.

The JBL Authentics 500 will dominate rooms of almost any size thanks to its large footprint, handsome looks and attention-grabbing sound.

The JBL Authentics 300 is a rockstar throwback – handsome, brash and very hard to ignore.

The original Figaro speakers were released in 2018, and it was only last year, at the 2023 Munich High End Show, that this new ‘M2’ version launched. So how do they fare?