Max Langridge

Billie has been produced by Canadian audio company Heaven 11, a team comprising “technology masters, designers and craftsmen”. It’s named after Billie Holiday and is due to launch on Kickstarter later in the summer.

This month sees us take a look at the current state of 4K HDR TV, provide you with a thoroughly in-depth guide on how to set up your TV, and we’ve pitted the multi Award-winning B&W 685 S2 hi-fi speakers against two newcomers from Dynaudio and Quad. The July 2016 issue of What Hi-Fi? is not to be missed.

LG has teamed up with the BBC and satellite operator SES to see if it’s possible to broadcast live HDR content.

Acoustic Energy has announced it will cease production of the AE1 speakers. To commemorate the end of the popular standmounters, it will produce 100 pairs for worldwide distribution.

From the news that Xiaomi has produced a media streaming box that supports 4K Ultra HD, to Netflix introducing its own internet speed testing tool and 3D Sound Labs releasing a module that brings 3D sound to your own headphones - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Weekend Wrap.

Polaroid’s new 4K TVs will let you stream all manner of apps, music, movies and more from your mobile device, thanks to Google Cast.

Want to feel like Don Draper in Mad Men? The EGB2 comes with everything you need to create the perfect 50s inspired bachelor pad… just add whisky.

From the news that you could soon be streaming House of Cards while on your holiday in Spain, to B&O giving one of its iconic speakers a new colour finish, and headphones that measure sounds going in and out of your ear - it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.

Yamaha’s 2016 range of Aventage AV receivers comprises five models, all of which support Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.

Meizu has produced a wireless Bluetooth speaker with an intriguing design, not only does the speaker look like it’s floating, but the display does too…

Although its overall numbers are minute compared with Spotify and Apple Music, Tidal's subscriber numbers are heading in the right direction...

The On is available in three different versions, each with different output power. It can accept a range of analogue and digital sources including wireless Bluetooth.

The Government has given the BBC the green light to launch a paid-for subscription service to rival the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The Trntbl can stream to AirPlay and Bluetooth headphones and speakers, as well as Sonos, and can identify the records that you’re listening to and share the information online.

A report suggests Apple will stop selling downloads on iTunes within the next two years, in favour of pushing streaming – but Apple has been quick to quash the rumours.

From the news that Clearaudio has a new tangential tonearm that claims to track vinyl grooves accurately, to Spotify announcing new video content through its service and Kef giving the Muo speaker a pink makeover, it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.

The new Go+Play is an update to Harman Kardon’s original wireless speaker of the same name. It is, claims the company, the perfect portable speaker for “the discerning listener who demands the ultimate in style and sound”.

The High End Show in Munich is over for another year and, once again, it hasn't disappointed. Having seen and heard some exceptional kit, we've highlighted some of our favourite products from the show, from speakers to dedicated separates...

Like hi-fi? Like high-end hi-fi? The Munich High End Show is for you. The 2016 show is now on and What Hi-Fi? is in Munich reporting live...

Burmester says the C500 represents “the ultimate standard in technology, materials and acoustic performance.”

The new model is inspired by the 2Xperience and Xperience Basic+ turntables, and comes in a transparent clear acrylic finish.

French audio manufacturer Focal has added a pair of floorstanding speakers, a centre speaker, surround speakers and a subwoofer to the Sopra range to allow consumers to create a complete surround sound system.

Unveiled at the High End show in Munich, Audio-Technica’s new Direct Power Stereo moving coil cartridge is designed to deliver “the highest listening experience for audiophiles”.

Cyrus has already teased teased details of the new amplifier, but now it has officially been launched at the Munich High End Show.

This month sees us pitch six soundbars against each other in three price brackets, two new digital-ready record decks against the Rega RP1 and a flamboyant pair of Sennheiser over-ears take on the B&W P7s. All this and more makes the June 2016 issue of What Hi-Fi? one not to be missed.