Hi-Fi Speakers reviews & products

Updated A few tweaks to class-leading speakers make the B&W 607 S2 the best standmounts you can buy for the money.

Audiovector shows immense ambition with the R6 Arreté speakers' complex 4 ½-way configuration and a seldom-seen isobaric bass loading

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.

The Oberon 9 deliver a huge sound for a reasonable price, but they need a big room to shine.

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?

The 805’s visuals may not have changed much for this fourth-gen model, but Bowers & Wilkins has certainly been busy.

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