The Samsung YP-R1 media player sees Sammy’s mid-range PMP line making the jump to touchscreen for the first time. But without the video cameras, net connectivity and OLED screens of its rivals, has it made the jump to this generation as everyone else has moved onto the next? Read on and find out in our full Samsung YP-R1 review.
These Sennheiser HD 650 cans are all about getting the most out of your vast record collection, even if your got tastes range from Bach to Blur. In fact, the whole idea of these open-backed beasts is to cater for all kinds of tunes. The question is, are they worth that hefty £270 price tag? Read our full Sennheiser HD 650 review now for our verdict.
This week we slapped on our rock-tastic Sony MDR-XB700 headphones to listen to the latest greatest hits collection from Queen. So how does Queen Absolute Greatest compare to the current brace of greatest hits records? Will it rock you or does it deserve to be under pressure?
Just donning these Beyerdynamic DT 860 headphones will show you’re a hardcore hi-fi hipster. Aimed at those who spend hours poring over their record collection, with little regard to things like work, chores and personal relationships, they’re designed to be a music buffs best bud. But do they live up to muss expectations? Read our Beyerdynamic DT 860 review now and we’ll tell all.
If you want a pair of headphones to make you look like you’re at Abbey Road laying down tracks on a particularly heavy 70s cock rock record, the Sony MDR-XB700s are for you. Epic in size, they also serve up sound so loud you’ll feel like you’re in the studio rather than hunkered down by your stereo. So are they worth that £100 price tag? Read our Sony MDR-XB700 review now and we’ll give you the lowdown.
The Sonos Zoneplayer S5 is the multi-room audio juggler’s first foray into an all-in-one base station, with speakers built in to cut the price of set-up. But at £349, cheap is still a relative term here. Can Sonos handle sound like it does streaming? Read on and find out in our full Sonos Zoneplayer S5 review.
The Pure Siesta Flow is the radio star’s latest bedside buddy. But this is no digital clock with an annoying alarm attached. Being a Pure wireless, it packs in stacks of great features that actually make rousing yourself of a morning an enjoyable experience. So is it worth that £99.99 price tag? Read our Pure Siesta Flow review now for the full skinny.
Fifteen years after Nirvana’s abrupt and violent conclusion pushed Dave Grohl to finally lead his own band, the Foo Fighters release their Greatest Hits. Does this collection, which includes two new songs, add up to more than the sum of its parts? We threw on our Ultimate Ears 700 headphones to find out…
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