Originally published in 1976, What Hi-Fi? Magazine has been at the forefront of consumer electronics for over 40 years now, acting as a trusted buyers guide for anyone looking to get the very best hi-fi, home cinema, television and home entertainment equipment on the market today.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in What HiFi August 2020.
Passion and spirit only a team brings
There’s a lot to be said for the team. Individual players can be as gifted as you like, but it’s only when all parts of the whole work together that results can even start to approach their po...
Sonos Arc
Sonos might be late to party, but Dolby Atmos soundbar turns out to be an absolute belter Soundbar | £799 | whf.cm/Arc
There’s a lot riding on the Sonos Arc soundbar. This is the company’s first f...
Sony KD-49XH9505
The XH9505 looks similar to the model it replaces, but it is the latest in a long line of superb 49in TVs from Sony
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49in Televison |£1199 | whf.cm/KD-49XH9505
In recent years...
Technics EAH-AZ70W
Technics’ first true wireless earbuds are a predictably premium-sounding success
Headphones |£240 | whf.cm/EAH-AZ70W
Given Technics’ commitment to the headphone market, the brand’s entrance in...
Marshall Uxbridge Voice
Alexa in an iconic-looking wireless speaker, but does this Voice hit the high notes?
Wireless speaker |£170 | whf.cm/Uxbridge_Voice
Image: Marshall
The Marshall Uxbridge Voice is the...
Zorloo Ztella
The name might draw a blank but this fledgling Hong Kong-based brand has a little gem on its hands
Headphone DAC |£93 | whf.cm/Ztella
Image: Zorloo
In these unprecedented times, it p...