All-In-One Home Cinema System

We take a look at currently the world's only Wireless Dolby Atmos Home Cinema system from proud Yorkshire company Damson, priced at £699, with fully wireless rear speakers. This could be just the ticket to keep SWMBO happy.  

A 3D Blu-ray player, smart features and a full 5.1-channel system for less than £400 - surely there's a catch?  

We have LG's new LHB745 in for review, so took the opportunity to make an unboxing video with a first look at the controls, components and connections.  

Easy to setup, excellent to watch and good to listen to, the HT-J7500 does very little wrong for the money.  

At around £800, this system is no small-change but it does deliver an impressive all-round performance.  

Want a true surround sound experience without the commitment of permanent rear speakers? Philips Fidelio E5 might have the answer.  

Ruark's third generation R2 stereo system now features Spotify Connect, Multiroom, an OLED display and a new control dial  

If you want the lot, all in one single box, the HT-H7500 is definitely a contender with great sounds and pictures plus a truckload of great features.  

The NB4540 is LG's second-tier sound bar and it combines looks and features with a decent audio performance.  

As word breaks of Dolby Atmos arriving in the home, LG's BH9540TW all-in-one system already delivers four additional height channels.  

LG's new LAB540 Soundplate is an all-in-one solution featuring a soundplate, wireless subwoofer, Smart TV features and Blu-ray/DVD playback.  

Want something a little classier than a Soundbar? Check this out.  

Samsung's latest all-in-one home theatre system looks like fantastic value - Steve Withers finds out if there's a catch.  

Panasonic's range topping all-in-one system packs in the features, how about the performance?  

Roth refreshes its ultra-discreet soundbar range with the Sub Zero II.  

It looks like something from the 70's and even plays records but it has a modern twist  

The 'tape' guys are back with a big soundbar with loads of connections and a reasonable price.  

Maxell returns with a slightly curious audio product