Speakers Reviews

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 refined, updated versions of the 702 S3 and 705 S3 loudspeakers sound a clear step above their standard counterparts.

These tiny boxes deliver a hugely talented performance that prioritises the rhythm and cohesion of music rather than pure analysis.

The 603 S3 have a lot to live up to, and B&W has mostly delivered with a pair of floorstanders that stand confidently on their own four feet.

Tannoy’s Stirling III LZ Special Edition high-end stereo speakers promise much but fail to deliver.

Updated KEF’s second-generation compact streaming system is here, impressing us with fantastic sound, extensive streaming smarts and stylish, compact design.

The K300 Mk3 proves that Kerr Acoustic has what it takes to compete with the big brands

The Elipson Horus 6B are here to prove that small, budget speakers can still pack a punch, but do they soar like a falcon or fall into myth?