Incredibly comfortable, but lacking in attack and some control

Fans of dance might like these energetic cans, but we're not so impressed

These close fitting cans offer a wide, spacious sound, but music just doesn't flow freely through them

It’s impressive to see a dual-core Atom, DVD writer and Nvidia Ion in such a tiny PC, but the price is a touch too high

You get plenty for your money with the HT-BD1250 – but if you can rustle together a little extra, there are better alternatives

Bit of a let-down, really. For all its unlikely low-frequency ability, the Panorama doesn't add up

The far from convincing ‘remote play’ and touch performance badly let down this otherwise capable multimedia slider

There’s no arguing with the basic functionality, but sound quality suffers

Promising looks but struggles to deliver on pure sonic performance

You can get comfortably better sounding iPod docks for this money – though without the showy extras

It may look different, but this iPod docking system has a distinctly average sound when pitted against its peers

If it was available without speakers, and if it wasn't fundamentally identical to the Carbon, the Red-i would be much easier to love

Looks good but sadly sounds rather average for the outlay demanded

A powerful-sounding iPod speaker dock, whose hefty sound is hindered by an overly hefty price tag

Get over the novelty design and you realise it's pretty pricey for what it actually does

Good in isolation, but there are more accomplished performers for less money

Plenty of competition at this price-point leaves this average BenQ struggling

Toshiba seems to have been left behind somewhat by the latest crop of new flatscreens

The 42XV600A’s a respectable performer, but Toshiba’s no longer the only company ploughing the ultra-affordable market

This is an ordinary TV made to look even less impressive by the strength of its competition