Simon Lucas
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- Aug 23, 2026
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Philips Fidelio FT1 with FA3 review (opens the original)
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This Fidelio double-header delivers an awful lot of stuff for your money (and very shiny stuff, what’s more), and more extensive functionality than this sort of money can buy anywhere else. The turntable-with-CD-player combo hits retro on the head, while the mated speakers deliver energetic sound. However, while vigour and dynamism of that sound profile is commendable, one person’s ‘vivid’ could be another person’s ‘relentless’. Impressive specification allows for a huge amount of functionality
KEF LS Luxe review: Luxury looks meet luxury sound (opens the original)
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Put in the required effort to position the LS Luxe correctly and it will reward with a performance that impresses in pretty much every way. This is one of the pricier wireless stereo speaker systems around at the moment, but it’s also one of the very best. Balanced, expressive and full-force sound Extensive specification includes prodigious power Constructed and finished to a very high standard Look is disproportionately affected by colour Why you can trust T3 Our expert reviewers spend hours te
TCL C7L review: SQD technology is undeniably stunning – and affordable (opens the original)
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The C7L is not only a great advert for TCL’s Super Quantum Dot (SQD) technology, it’s also a great all-around picture-maker that serves up endlessly watchable, high-contrast HDR (high dynamic range) images from any source capable of delivering them. It uses its prodigious brightness in a thoughtful and mature way, rather than just turning it up to ‘11’ the entire time – and when you add in the great colour fidelity, fine motion-handling and undeniable advantages it brings to gaming, it's most ce
8 of the best wired headphones that you'll love to plug in – welcome to the anti-wireless revolution (opens the original)
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While retro-inspired gadgets are hot property right now, wired headphones (which could be labelled as vintage, due to their lack of modern features like wireless chips) have never really gone away. Case in point: most high-end headphones have always featured a cable, because it just sounds better that way. And Apple has never stopped selling its simple EarPods, though they're just more inclusive these days: 3.5mm, Lightning, and USB-C. They also cost just £19, so you can join the anti-wireless r
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