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With Sony having proven definitively that wireless speakers can come in all shapes and sizes, today’s review focuses on the much smaller end of the scale. Meet the Jabra Solemate Mini! Min

With their slim casing and minimal frames, it’s no wonder that modern televisions are left wanting in the sound quality stakes. Would we trade our stylish screens for the clunky boxes of o

Over the past few years Samsung have released a range of TV soundbars that not only work incredibly well for boosting your TV audio, but can also be used as part of a wireless multi-room system.

Having been a reviewer here on the Tech Blog since its infancy, I’ve seen my fair share of new and interesting products come to market. From the highest of high-end hi-fi to shiny new TV technol

We get hands-on with the new ROCKBOX RAW from speaker newcomers Fresh n Rebel… Well, what can I say about the ROCKBOX RAW? Firstly, it certainly is rock-like in its build quality. Holding

Give your smartphone or tablet a much needed boost, with this portable wonder… This week saw us take delivery of the new Cambridge Audio G2, the company’s new pint-sized Bluetooth speaker.

The best just got better… How exactly do you improve upon a class-leading product? Showered with awards, validated with sales, gazed upon with envious eyes by rivals (we’d imagine!);

Well, we often have tough decisions to make, and what tougher decision than choosing a new piece of audio equipment. These two speakers couldn’t be more different from each other, in terms

Could this be the One you’re looking for? About the only thing that the new Cambridge Audio ‘One’ system shares with it’s predecessor is it’s name – Cambridge’s sophomore effort is a

In recent years AKG have been one of the most awarded manufacturers of headphones. As well as making high-end reference headphones and noise cancelling designs, they have some of the most popul

The soundbar market continues to gain speed, and even with fierce competition across the price range, Panasonic’s SCHTB880 still manages to be a class leader… Panasonic’s SCHTB