Headphones & Audio
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Voxoa BTunes review The Voxoa BTunes turns your favourite headphones into Bluetooth wireless ones, but comes at a slightly high price£65 -
Pure Evoke D4 Mio review The Pure Evoke D4 Mio’s design is delightful and makes listening to the radio a simple affair£200 -
Ministry of Sound Audio S review The Ministry of Sound Audio S Plus is a decent-sounding Bluetooth speaker, but it’s a little expensive -
Onkyo W800BT wireless in-ear headphones review - hands on This is no Kickstarter pitch - Onkyo is the first company to actually launch a pair of truly wireless in-ear headphones -
Philips Fidelio E6 review - hands on Virtual centre channel thanks to clever speaker placement won’t break the clean design -
Philips Izzy multi-room speaker review - hands on Philips wants to simplify multi-room streaming with Izzy, a Bluetooth-based one touch system -
See what happens when you tell Google: I'm feeling curious Google unveils a fun new feature for those who are bored at work -
Bowers & Wilkins P5 Wireless review The P5 Wireless is an incredibly classy pair of Bluetooth headphones with the signature Bowers & Wilkins sound£330 -
Jabra Sport Coach review The Jabra Sport Coach are the most comfortable Bluetooth sports headphones we’ve worn£120 -
Sony Smart B-Trainer review - hands on The Sony Smart B-Trainer is an all-in-one training partner that has exciting potential for runners -
Crystal Acoustics Cuby 7 WiSound review The Cuby 7’s WiSound projects audio in every direction on a horizontal plane, but has problems vertically£249 -
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Skullcandy Grind review With the Grind, Skullcandy proves you don't need to spend a lot of money for great sounding cans£40 -
Move over Apple and Spotify... here comes Facebook Music Facebook reportedly gearing up to launch its own streaming service