Cambridge Audio review

Prices start at $99 across a range that covers headphones, earbuds, speakers, hi-fi and turntables. On price from, Cambridge Audio sits at 42 of 64 brands, and the cost part of the page score is 8.9.

Yes. Noise cancelling is listed as yes on the headphone range, and earbuds sit alongside it in headphones, earbuds and speakers. That makes the brand a fit for travel and commuting as well as listening at home, though the listed detail sits on the headphone side.

The catalogue spans headphones, earbuds and speakers. Speakers and hi-fi sit next to the personal audio, so one brand can cover a living room system and a pair of headphones at the same time, and turntables are there for anyone moving into vinyl.

Support runs through help centre and community. There is a help centre for written guidance and a community for answers from other owners, while phone and live chat sit outside that list, so help is documentation and peer led.

JBL reaches further into home audio: headphones, earbuds and speakers adds soundbars and portable speakers, which Cambridge Audio does not list in headphones, earbuds and speakers. Cambridge Audio answers back with hi-fi and turntables, so the pick turns on a cinema setup against a stereo system.

Starting at $99 it lands mid field rather than at the bottom, sitting 42 of 64 brands on price from. The overall page score is 8.8, so the case rests on the breadth of the range as much as the entry price.

Not as a stated focus. headphones, earbuds and speakers lists headphones, earbuds, speakers, hi-fi and turntables with no gaming line, while CORSAIR covers headphones and HyperX covers headphones and earbuds, so a headset only shopping list is shorter elsewhere.

The cost part of the page score is 8.9 and the offer part is 8.8, giving an overall 8.8 out of ten. Offer is carried by the breadth of headphones, earbuds and speakers, while cost rests on the $99 entry point.