What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision India - July 2024

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In this issue of What Hi Fi India it's raining small speakers! But don't let the size fool you. We've curated a bunch of entry level speakers that are often the first step in an audiophile' journey. If this list of active and passive speakers doesn't entice you, we also have a slew of soundbars that will surely pump some life into your entertainment system! On top of that we've tested the latest network player from Cambridge and much more. So grab your cuppa and read on.

Cambridge Audio CXN100

Can this updated music streamer reach the heights of its illustrious predecessor?

6 mins

Samsung S95D

Samsung's S95D takes OLED to places it has never been before

5 mins

Hisense C1

Hisense's boxy beamer is a lot of fun, even if it isn't super subtle

3 mins

LG C4 (OLED65C4)

LG's C Series is back on top with a big upgrade on last year's C3

6 mins

WiiM Amp

Can WiiM hit the budget jackpot again?

6 mins

BABY BOOMERS

People say \"think big\". We say, with stereo speakers, that's not always good advice

6 mins

Is There Any Point In Buying An 8K TV When There's No 8K Content?

What Hi-Fi? UK's TV and AV Editor, Tom Parsons, thinks the new Samsung QN900D makes a compelling case that there is

4 mins

AURAL HYGIENE

These devices will clean up your TV's sound and give your movies real bite

5 mins

Musical Fidelity's LS3/5A and the enduring appeal of BBC-inspired small speakers

Hi-fi UK editor Kashfia Kabir on the LS3/5A's history and continued charm

6 mins

Naim NSS 333

Cards on the table: we have been using Naim’s music streamers in our reference systems for around a decade now.

7 mins

Ultimate boomer

Sony expects the Ult to hang from the necks of folks who attend Travis Scott’s concert inside Fortnite instead of lining up to see metal and rock legends at Power Trip in California.

2 mins

You bass believe

While the Ult button might be unnecessary on headphones, it makes sense on a portable outdoor speaker like the Field 1.

2 mins

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What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision India Magazine Description:

The world's largest selling audiophile magazine is also India's best offering for the AV enthusiast. Packed with scoops, unbiased reviews and expert opinions, What Hi-Fi (India) is respected for, is its no-nonsense content, packaged in a friendly and easy-to-understand language that will nurture your love for quality audio. Buying tips, recommended systems and customer experiences make this the perfect guide to buying your next home-theatre system while our extensive test section keeps you up-to-date with the latest launches in the hi-fi world. With world-class photography and an award-winning layout, What Hi-Fi is your definitive guide to all things audio whether you're a beginner or an advanced user.