Headphones & Audio
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best buy
Ion Quick Play LP review Ion's brilliant Quick Play LP costs little, sounds great and makes it easy to rip your vinyl£50 -
Cowon X7 review The X7 isn't as pretty or as glossy as some of its rivals, but if you want a big, good-quality screen, great sound and an unfeasibly massive battery life, this is the media player for you.£239 -
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi 5.1 Pro review This little external sound card is a good buy for laptop users, although it doesn't support maximum DVD sample rates£57 -
Altec Lansing VS2721 review It might be loud, but the imbalanced subwoofer makes audio quality suffer in comparison to other 2.1 sets.£50 -
Archos 32 Internet Tablet 8GB review Once we fixed its limitations we enjoyed using the Archos 32, but we're sure better Android media players will be out soon.£113 -
Creative Inspire T6061 review It ticks the boxes for a budget 5.1 speaker set, but small design issues and inferior sound quality can’t match Logitech’s excellent Z506 set.£50 -
Creative Gigaworks T40 series II review These speakers can’t match the power of a set with a dedicated subwoofer, but the excellent sound quality makes them a good compromise if you're short on space.£85 -
best buy
Corsair SP2500 review We're not sure they're ideal for gamers, but we are sure that they produce excellent, high-quality audio.£190 -
recommended
Trust Wave 2.1 review Useful features like a wired remote and surprisingly good sound quality make the Wave 2.1 an excellent value budget speaker set.£36 -
Sony Walkman NWZ-A846 review The A846 is a desirable player, but is burdened by limited audio format support and a high price.£179 -
Sandisk Sansa Fuze Sandisk's latest update to the Fuze player sounds good but an awkward touch interface makes it a pale shadow of the previous model.£69 -
Philips GoGear Muse SA2MUS16S/02 review The new version of the GoGear Muse is a decent enough player, but its touchscreen is pointless£129