Speakers Reviews

The Go 4 blends form and function to impressive effect, and given its size and price, it delivers a sterling performance.

The Carmel 3 are beautifully made compact floorstanders that set high standards for clarity and precision but need pampering to shine.

Tivoli’s Model Two Digital lacks the requisite talent to challenge the front-runners at this price.

Q Acoustics’ flexible sound system is based on a pair of shorter-than-average floorstanders with amplification and Bluetooth built-in.

The smooth, fluid-sounding Revela 1 are an undemanding listen, but their inability to cut loose is a major issue.

The Lumina II Amator are a charming pair of standmounters, blending sumptuous looks with a fluid, full-bodied sound.

A good deal more in terms of dynamics, clarity and refinement is required if the Everboom is going to compete with the market’s best.

The Beats Pill is back and it sounds better than ever.

Triangle’s Capella speaker package does so much well but isn’t quite rounded enough to worry the class leaders.

Can the SoundLink Max get the party started, or is it an early night for Bose’s Bluetooth speaker?