Optoma adds a sporty addition to its already stellar stable of headphones with the BE Sport3 in-ear headphones… Aiming to be “the ultimate workout partner”, the BE Sport3 have a number of design features that help them become exactly that. Their rugged design makes …read more
The Mu-so line sees beloved and revered British hi-fi expert Naim venturing into the wireless speaker market, combining its expertise in streaming, amplification and speaker technology to deliver its legendary musical performance. Perfect for those looking for a versatile all-in-one unit. The …read more
Paddy from Richer Sounds’ Bristol store takes a look at the award-winning Naim Mu-so & Mu-so Qb. With the ability to expand the Mu-so family into a full multiroom system, there’s more than meets the eye. Watch our video to …read more
Paul from our Cheltenham store takes an in-depth look the XE9305 series of TVs from Sony. To check availability, and to find out why What Hi-Fi? recently awarded this TV a glowing 5 star review, give your local store a call today.
There’s been many a JBL product that we’ve loved over the years. Whether it’s soundbars, speakers or accessories they more often than not seem to produce fun, energetic sounding kit. The original JBL Charge was a neat looking wireless speaker …read more
One of Samsung’s most popular models, the 6400, gets an upgrade for the new year. Bright and sleek, the new MU6400 from Samsung combines style with the essentials; future proofing you for all current video standards. The television’s new panel …read more
Most people over the age of 25 remember Glaswegian pop-rock band Texas as a regular fixture on the 90’s music scene. Achieving two number 1 albums in the UK with White On Blonde in 1997 and The Hush in 1999, …read more
Danish Audiophile Loudspeaker Industries doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, but in its stylised acronym, “Dali” is a name known to audiophiles and music lovers across the globe, particularly for the multi-award winning Zensor budget range of loudspeakers. Since their initial …read more
British Sea Power evoke the year 1984 on an eternal loop on their new album Let The Dancers Inherit The Party in their usual political light and they’ve created this album as their answer to Brexit for what they aim to be …read more
Performing for the third Richer Unsigned lunchtime session were acoustic duo Jim and Sam, and solo singer and guitarist John Joseph Brill. Each left a lasting impression on the crowd at Cambridge Audio’s atmospheric venue Melomania; a vibrant yet intimate …read more
