Vita Audio R2 review

You just have to look at the Vita Audio R2 to know you’re getting a DAB radio of substance. The solid build quality and that walnut design would suit pretty much any room in your abode, but ultimately you want to know about sound quality, ease-of-use and all that shizzle. WIthout further ado, we present the Vita Audio R2… …continue reading Vita Audio R2 review

Tangent Cinque DAB radio review

Tangent has produced some of our favourite looking DAB radios in the past (we’re thinking the Tangent Quattro), and now there’s another one to delight our optical taste buds. The Tangent Cinque can play DAB radio broadcasts, MP3s, WMA files and CDs, but what it all comes down to are the sonics. So, are they any good? Find out after the jump… …continue reading Tangent Cinque DAB radio review

Samsung M8800 Pixon review

Samsung’s been producing all-round mobile phones for a while now, but nothing worthy writing home about. Maybe the i900 Omnia, but not much more. The M8800 Pixon is hoping to change that with its 3.2-inch touchscreen, accelerometer, eight-megapixel camera and a fistful of other extras. So, can the Pixon throw off the shackles of a stupid name to become a success? There’s only one way to find out… …continue reading Samsung M8800 Pixon review

Sennheiser PXC 450 review

These teutonic ear-coccoons will provide you with the long-haul comfort you so crave from a set of headphones. But can Sennheiser supply the audio excellence to complement the aural massage that the PXC 450s give you? …continue reading Sennheiser PXC 450 review

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic review

Nokia’s been a the forefront of the mobile phone market, well, for as long as there have been mobile phones. The Nokia 5310 looks like a classic low-rent PAYG special for the hard-up, but, like a young man destined to star in adult films, this is hiding a big secret in its trousers… …continue reading Nokia 5310 XpressMusic review

Yamaha YSP-40D review

Yamaha was the first firm to commercially launch a home cinema soundbar, and we’re glad they did. But can the YSP-40D match the high standards the Japanese company has set itself? With a gut-busting array o connections, including two HDMI inputs, an HDMI output, two optical digital audio, two coaxial digital audio and two component video inputs, it stands a good chance. …continue reading Yamaha YSP-40D review

Premium DAB radio group test

While FM is still very much alive and kicking, those looking to take their radio listening to the next level should seriously consider investing in a DAB radio. Capable of receiving digital broadcasts, they can tune into far more stations (the likes of Planet Rock and BBC 6 Music) than analogue radios. …continue reading Premium DAB radio group test

Logitech Squeezebox Boom review

Designed for the muso who loves his tunes to sound as they should the Logitech Squeezebox Boom is a self-contained boombox-style music streamer that’ll have you listening to the Who on the loo or Radiohead in your shed, pronto… …continue reading Logitech Squeezebox Boom review

Samsung HT-X810R

Want to hear explosions, screams, babies crying all around you? Then move to Lewisham. Alternatively you could get Samsung’s HT-X810R soundbar. This 2.1 system provides 5.1 virtual surround sound, has a wireless subwoofer and a built-in upscaling DVD player, all for your audio-visual pleasure. But will it really sate your AV cravings? There’s only one way to find out… …continue reading Samsung HT-X810R

KEF announces KHT2005.3 K1 home cinema

KEF isn’t the first name you think of when the word “affordable” is bandied about. But the new KEF KHT2005.3 K1 home cinema isn’t up there with the mighty Muon speakers when it comes to price. However, it packs in enough features to turn your front room into your local Odeon. Want to know how much you’ll need to stump up? Then you’d better keep reading.

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