The best hi-fi and home audio deals 2025

Audiolab 6000A was $1199 now $799 at Amazon (save $400)
The Audiolab 6000A is an excellent amplifier that takes the fight to any formidable class leader. This is the most affordable amp Audiolab has produced in recent years, and also one of its most capable, confident and competitive efforts.
Five stars

Marantz PM6007 was $799 now $699 at Amazon (save $100)
The PM6007 is a multi-Award-winner that remains a terrific performer for the money, with superb build quality and hugely detailed, dynamic and punchy sound quality. $100 off is a mighty fine deal.
Five stars

Arcam SA10 was $880 now $499 at Crutchfield (save $381)
An oldie but a goodie, this Arcam SA10 integrated with a phono stage and digital inputs will please those who value rich midranges and full-bodied presentations on a grand scale. It isn't the last word in rhythmic skill, mind you. At this price, it's a tempting proposition if you value certain sonic attributes over others.

Cambridge Audio MXN10 streamer: was $499 now $399 at Amazon (save $100)
There's a reason that the Cambridge Audio MXN10 has snagged back-to-back What Hi-Fi? Awards. For its size and price, it's pretty much the best music streamer money can buy, and with $100 off, that sentiment only becomes more accurate as the MXN10 drops to its lowest-ever price. Don't let its small size fool you, though, because the MXN10 excels in all areas, from its gorgeous, musically engaging sound to its attractive build and ample feature set. An outstanding product at an incredible price.
What Hi-Fi? Awards winner

Bluesound Node (2021) streamer: was $549 now $349 at Amazon (save $200)
The Bluesound Node (2021) is a fantastic music streamer for those on a budget. It's already great value when purchased at its retail price but even better with this discount of $200. A great option if you can't afford the Cambridge streamer above.
Five stars

KEF LS50 Meta was $1450 now $1000 at Amazon (save $450)
KEF's superb LS50 Meta speakers remain one of our favourites at this level, and a huge $450 off all four finishes is a terrific saving in our books. Rhythmically engaging, detailed sound that will pair with a wide variety of kit, these standmounters are the real deal.
What Hi-Fi? Awards winner

KEF Q150 was $600 now $350 at Crutchfield (save $250)
We've tested the bigger brothers in this range, the 2018 Award-winning Q350, but the smallest model in KEF's Q range is now half price and that's not a deal to be missed. Sporting a clean, minimal design with a Uni-Q driver array and rear port, this speaker discount is on the white finish. We loved the Q350's even balance, excellent clarity, detail and scale (but wanted more punch), and if the Q150 speakers have an ounce of that presentation, you're in good hands.
Five stars

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Elac Debut ConneX DBC41: was $600 now $410 at Amazon (save $190)
A musically entertaining powered speaker system that's compact, fuss-free and packs plenty of connectivity to plug in a laptop, TV, turntable or mobile device. The Debut ConneX were good value before, but a 32% discount at Amazon really is a tremendous deal.

Q Acoustics M20 HD was $599 now $499 at Amazon (save $100)
The perfect solution for those who want a neat, flexible and affordable stereo system, this Q Acoustics M20 HD pair is an all-in-one system that you can send music to over aptX HD Bluetooth, or via their optical, RCA line-level, aux and USB Type B connections.
Five stars

Sony PS-LX310BT was $248 now $214 at Amazon (save $34)
We love a good deal on this excellent Sony Bluetooth turntable. The PS-LX310BT is a plug-and-play fully automatic design that includes phono stage and can connect to up to eight Bluetooth headphones or speakers. It's a great budget buy for modern vinyl fans looking for a versatile deck, and any deal price under $250 is good, but it's worth noting this deck has dropped to around $180 before.

Audio Technica AT-LP120XUSB was $399 now $346 at Amazon (save $53)
Audio-Technica’s USB turntable was a four-star performer when we reviewed it a while ago, with the fact that it's still being made today testifying to its enduring quality and popularity. The direct-drive table offers 33, 45, and 78 RPM speeds, with a damped base construction designed for reduced low-frequency feedback. The $53 saving is on the black finish.