Audio Reviews

The Tribit XSound Plus 2 Bluetooth speaker delivers punchy bass, waterproofing and respectable battery life at an affordable price. It isn’t perfect, but definitely worth the money.

Listed at the same steep price as the AirPods Max, the $549 Focal Azurys are the company's entry-level headphones and have a sound that audiophiles will love.

BlueAnt’s Soundblade under-monitor desktop speaker system looks great and works well with movies and games, delivering clear voices with good bass levels.

The HP Poly Voyager Surround 80 UC is a great headset for office use but doesn’t do enough to justify its steep price tag.

The Beats Solo Buds are basic, budget-friendly earbuds that look promising based on first impressions; however, you'll want to be conscious of the trade-offs.

The Sennheiser Accentum True Wireless offer strong noise canceling, but the design lacks flair and you can find superior-sounding alternatives at a similar price.

The JBL Clip 5 offers big sound in a small package but is edged out by cheaper competitors in a couple of areas.

Marshall’s latest on-ear headphones have the longest battery life we've seen and sound better than many luxury wireless alternatives, but comfort and functionality could be better.

Sonos' first headphones are an ace against its rivals in terms of sound and noise-canceling tech, but the lack of integration with Sonos' wider ecosystem feels like a letdown at the price.

The JBL Go 4 may not be feature-packed, but puts in a solid performance for the money.