So is hi-fi really getting better? On the whole, I would have to say yes. The best modern systems reveal far more of the ...

At $1599/pair but sometimes selling for much less, the KEF LS50 loudspeakers (right) make a natural comparison to the Chesky Audio LC1. My usual budget bookshelf reference speaker is a well broken-in ...

The Eletre is the most ambitious Lotus yet, tasked with selling in volumes to shore up the firm's bottom line.

We’d probably skip the £3100 KEF Reference Audio, too. A final gripe? The alarm once howled when parked, even with the key in the car. Overall, niggles aside, it’s a nice, comfortable place ...

Stepping up to the Eletre S adds more goodies including 22-inch 10-spoke alloy wheels, an 'Active Aero Pack', 64-colour ambient lighting, automatic parking assist and a 23-speaker KEF 3D surround ...

KEF is one of the leading lights of British hi-fi. Over its 60- year history, it has built a reputation for making classy, superb-sounding speakers. And they don't come much classier or more ...

Premium tower speaker featuring Uni-Q array and MAT technology, perfect for high-end audio systems with superior sound ...

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They combine all the traditional components of a stereo system into a pair of bookshelf speakers, so you have a super versatile plug-and-play system that supports both physical sources and wireless ...

Having tested out a much more competent set in my Kanto Ora reference speakers review, the Relay feels comparatively lacking in the low end. By themselves, they are a passable way to listen to ...

One of JBL’s most popular Bluetooth speaker options is the JBL Flip 5 ... premium 4K upscaling powered by its 4K X-Reality PRO 4K reference database. If you own a PS5, you'll appreciate the ...

Something to look forward to: A true stereo experience is all about separating the speakers. The farther apart the left and right channels, the wider the soundstage. This has always posed a ...