Headphones & Audio
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Asus UBoom 2.1 Notebook Soundbar review Asus's UBoom looks attractive, but its poor sound quality means it's not good value.£46 -
recommended
Sandisk Sansa Clip+ 4GB review Sandisk's Sansa Clip is a well-equipped MP3 player. If you're on a budget, it's the player to buy.£40 -
Edifier E1100Plus review Edifier's E1100Plus speakers look great, but their sound quality is poor.£40 -
Speedo LZR Aquabeat 2GB review The Aquabeat will appeal greatly to swimmers, but its general usefulness is lessened by a number of design compromises.£70 -
ViewSonic VTV35 review A simple portable TV player; the lack of media file playback is offset by its low price.£66 -
Apple iPod Classic 160GB review It has plenty of storage and excellent battery life, but niggling audio quality issues prevent it getting an unqualified recommendation.£189 -
best buy
Philips GoGear Muse 16GB review It isn't cheap, but Philips' GoGear Muse is an excellent MP3 player with great image quality and good video support.£150 -
iRiver B30 8GB review The B30 is packed full of features, including a DAB radio, but it's expensive for the amount of storage space.£139 -
Creative Zen X-Fi 2 16GB review Creative's Zen X-Fi 2 is a good MP3 player with excellent battery life that's let down by a very poor touchscreen.£130 -
Cowon D2+ DAB review Cowon's D2+ DAB has some attractive features, but its dire touchscreen, fiddly interface and high price make it one to avoid.£129 -
Sony Walkman NWZ-S544 review Sony's 8GB Walkman NWZ-S544 is a good MP3 player, but it's not a big improvement over the cheaper NWZ-E443.£110 -
Samsung YP-P3 8GBv review Samsung's P3 is an inexpensive touchscreen player with great battery life, but it's not ideal for watching video.£110 -
ViewSonic VPD500 review The VPD500 is an affordable portable video player with wide format support, but is let down by its fiddly controls and poor image quality.£103