Andy Madden

2 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Andy Madden |Kashfia Kabir |Ainsley Walker

The superb Naim Mu-so 2nd generation wireless speaker system is a great example of a flexible yet sophisticated all-in-one set-up. First and foremost, it is a hi-fi system, but it can also connect to your TV via HDMI and boost your flatscreen's sound so you get levels of sophistication, detail and refinement well above what any TV can deliver. And it is available for just £899 at John Lewis, Peter Tyson and Sevenoaks, which marks a saving of more than 20 per cent.

2 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Andy Madden |Harry Mckerrell

For the money, it's fair to say the Wharfedale Evo 4.4 remain some of the best floorstanding speakers to pass through our test rooms in the last couple of years. We tested these sizeable towers back in 2022 and gave them five stars at their original £1199 asking price. We were so impressed we went one step further, and also handed them a 2022 What Hi-Fi? Award at the end of the year.

2 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Ketan Bharadia |Andy Madden |Harry Mckerrell

Rega’s Brio has been one of our go-to affordable stereo amplifier recommendations for longer than we care to remember. The original was launched in 1991, and every generation since has been a frill-free analogue design, with priority given to good sound and a feature set that covered the basics. The new Rega Brio Mk7 version doesn’t deviate much from this well-established path, but acknowledges the changing times by adding digital inputs.

2 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Andy Madden

Whether it’s been wired or wireless models, Bowers & Wilkins is one of the few hi-fi manufacturers that’s really managed to make a mark in the headphones market. We’ve just reviewed its most recent pair, the Px7 S3, which are arguably the most impressive headphones we’ve seen so far this year. They’re certainly the finest iteration of its Px7 cans to date. Now, our Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 review seems to coincide with gathering momentum for rumours of a possible headphones launch from Sony.

3 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Andy Madden

We’ve just updated our best wireless earbuds buying guide, and it’s both bad and good news for Sony. The bad news is that the WF-C700N, a current five-star pair of buds and two-time What Hi-Fi? Award-winner and Product of the Year have been relegated from “best mid-price wireless earbuds” to the ‘also consider’ section of the buying guide. The good news is that they have been replaced with another pair from the Japanese tech giant, the Sony WF-C710N. You may likeAirPods Pro too pricey?