All-In-One Hi-Fi System Reviews

The Omnia is Sonus faber’s latest creation and gunning for the Naim Mu-so 2nd Gen. Can it tempt you away from the class leader?  

The System One is a complete, plug and play, vinyl fronted system intended to encapsulate the Rega experience in miniature. Does it deliver?  

Elipson revamps its all in one with a sprinkling of new features - do they keep it in the running in an intensely competitive market?  

Ruark takes their retro aesthetic and adds a new member of the family to the range. Is the R3 a sweetspot or a bit wooden?  

T+A turns its attention to wireless speakers with the Caruso, a device that sets out to take the category to places it has never been before.  

Quad takes its quirky but talented all in one and adds some network audio smarts. Is it good enough to challenge for top honours?  

The smallest member of the Naim family gets the same round of updates as its bigger brother. Is this the most complete wireless speaker under £1,000?  

The Ruark Audio R5 is a high-end all-in-one system that combines retro styling and a built-in CD player with all the latest wireless features.  

The flagship of the Naim All-in-One range, the Uniti Nova moves into a realm that buys some some serious separate systems - does it stack up?  

Looking for a Bluetooth speaker with a little visual elegance to it? Bang & Olufsen knows a thing or two about that so is the Beoplay P6 the solution you need?  

Not looking to spend four figures on an all-in-one to deliver sonic bliss? The latest Elipson Music Centre might well fit the bill.  

Naim’s middle member of the Uniti family does everything you expect and a bit more beside but can it justify the asking price?  

Quad arrives in the all-in-one market with a product rather unlike any other- is the Artera Solus the answer to your hifi needs?  

It’s been a long time coming but the Uniti Atom, Naim’s latest all-in-one system is now on sale – is this the all-in-one to rule them all?  

Looking for an intelligent All-in-One streaming system? Auralic think they’ve got what you need in the Polaris but is it a star?  

The Convert Technologies Plato Class A is an all-in-one system like no other but does its unique range of abilities make for a must have product?  

Leema Acoustics brings considerable technical expertise to their high-end all-in-one system but can it challenge the market leaders?  

Musaic pitches into a crowded market with a product that might look conventional but offers some unique features.