Bowers & Wilkins is a company renowned for rolling out the very best looking, thoughtfully designed hi-fi kit out there. From the gorgeous Zeppelin iPod dock to the retro-style P5 headphones, it doesn’t make bad looking tech. So how do the Bowers & Wilkins MM-1 speakers measure up to closer inspection? Read our B&W MM-1 review: design and build, and we’ll give you the complete rundown.
We’ve already established that the B&W MM-1s look great and sound the part. But just how good are the sonics on these dinky PC wonders? And can they compare to B&W’s ace iPod docks? Read our complete Bowers & Wilkins MM-1 speakers review: sound quality and we’ll tell you just what’s what.
The B&W P5s are the first cans from the audio giant, which has brought us previous 5 star stunners the B&W Zeppelin and Zeppelin Mini. With a suitably retro look and the promise of beefing up even the most basic of MP3s to sonic stardom, the B&W P5s should be a must-have for minted music obsessives. So how do they stand up to closer inspection? Read our B&W P5 review now and find out.
Stumping up £250 for a pair of headphones, you want cast iron guarantees that your new purchases can handle every type of tune thrown at them. The B&W P5s cost that very amount and are aimed at getting the very best from your iPod, as well as being used as your at home cans. So do they do the business? Read our Bowers & Wilkins P5 review: sound quality and find out.
Bowers & Wilkins already have the style end of the hi-fi market sewn up. Not just with the achingly cool Zeppelin, but also the eyewateringly expensive Nautilus speakers. So when we first saw the P5s, it was hardly a surprise that we had gadget lust the kind of which only happens when Jonny Ive delivers something from his workshop to the Apple faithful. But above the good looks, how do the B&W P5s stand up as a piece of functional design? Dive into our Bowers & Wilkins P5 review: design and build review and we’ll reveal all.
The iPod touch 3G crashed into the world more than six months ago, almost an eternity in gadget time. We’ve seen a ton of new screen tech, slim audio players and the arrival of Android media players since then, so can Apple’s flagship iPod still stay on top? Read on and find out in our full iPod touch 3G review.
The iPod touch 3G doesn’t just belt out your tracks from iTunes on the move: it’s loaded up with iPhone OS 3.0 and the iPhone 3GS’ swishtastic graphics too. But with storage space still failing to match the hefty iPod Classic, is it enough to keep us entertained six months on? Read on and find out in our iPod touch3G review: apps and media skills verdict.
At a glance, the iPod touch 3G has barely evolved from the second gen media player: the frame and screen are almost identical, and what on earth happened to that camera we wanted? In truth though, there’s a lot more going on under the bonnet this time round, so we’ve broken down the highs and lows for you right here in our build and sound review.
