Full Reviews

The Q350's have been about for a while and they are well reviewed, but as we have added them to our range we thought we would treat you to our own personal take on these classic standmount speakers.

Final’s uniqueness doesn’t stop with their design, their sound is also unlike any other brand – IEMs or headphones. This is quite possibly due to the fact that Final develop a lot of their own technology, and they always keep to a certain house sound.

Having already become well known for their universal models, Campfire Audio has now released the new Solstice custom IEM – and along with the Equinox, Campfire Audio has two seriously good custom options available.

The Shanling M2x is an excellent player for the price, with excellent sound quality along with a solid set of features and easy to use interface.

The Klipsch R-51M are a well-priced and exciting bookshelf speaker for those who enjoy a toe-tapping and energetic sound.

The Carbon’s are a meaty and full sounding IEM that don’t lack on the technical front. If you enjoy a darker sound signature, these are well worth a listen.

The QX-2 from Mission are a very impressive bookshelf speaker for the price, with plenty of punch and energy with an underlying refinement that is sure to please most listeners.

The W40 V2 are a brilliant all-rounder with a detailed yet smooth sound signature. Westone also know how to make the most comfortable IEM’s in the business.

The Campfire Audio Solaris are one of the most coherent hybrid models out there, with great impact and a fun sound signature.

The Shanling UP2 supports the latest Bluetooth codecs and works as a USB DAC, if you’re looking for a high-quality Bluetooth the UP2 is up there with the best.

The Shanling ME500 are for those who crave clarity and detail, with snappy transients and a fairly neutral tone.

The Final B1 are an exciting listen, packed full of punch and sparkle with excellent dynamics and detail retrieval.

The new dual driver B3 from Final offer up a remarkably refined and smooth sound with a wide soundstage.

Meze never fail to impress, and their new flagship IEM is nothing short of astonishing. With a focus on natural tonality, the Rai Penta offer up an organic yet neutral sound that is sure to impress.

The new Lypertek Tevi push the boundaries when it comes to price/performance, offering up a listening experience and stable connectivity exceeding its £99 price tag.