Produces a spacious, refined sound ; Fluid handling of dynamics ; Nicely made and well-appointed with features

Presentation could be a tad more exciting and punchy ; Bass can sound detached from the rest of the frequency range ; Takes up quite a lot of space

The Evo One’s sonic strengths lie in its broad, room-filling presentation and fluid handling of dynamics – a touch more verve wouldn’t go amiss, though

Sensational sound quality, naturally wide soundstage – and plenty of bass ; High-resolution audio capable and caters for physical inputs too ; StreamMagic app further elevates sound to match the room ; Wooden-topped design adds a unique visual flair

At anti-social volume levels it loses cohesion – that bass has a ceiling limit ; The physically large size won't suit all

The Cambridge Audio Evo One sounds sensational thanks to a naturally wide and enveloping soundstage from its 14-speaker arrangement. With a unique design adding visual flair – as every wooden top will feature a different natural grain pattern – this...

Beautiful design. Spacious, detailed presentation with buckets of bass. Generous connectivity options and brilliantly dependable.

Up against some tough competition. It's undeniably large. Volume control via the streaming apps needs a tweak.

Sensational audio with ample bass and wide soundstage ; Clean looks and wonderfully crisp screen ; Comprehensive companion app

One size may not fit all ; Low-end not quite so composed at the highest volumes ; A newcomer amongst established rivals

An outstanding all-in-one streaming system that blends classic looks with a modern screen and connectivity. The Cambridge Audio Evo One faces tough competition, but more than earns its place among them.