About: Hi-Fi+ is Europe’s premier English-language high-end audio magazine. Whether
it’s the latest in digital audio technology or the best turntable you’ve
ever heard, Hi-Fi+ magazine is the ultimate audiophile authority.
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We seek out the finest audio components – and the latest and greatest music – and aren’t afraid of finding the best, whatever the cost.
A subscription will start from the latest regular issue at the time of purchase.
Whether it’s the latest in digital audio technology or the best turntable you’ve ever heard, Hi-Fi+ magazine is the ultimate audiophile authority.
We don’t differentiate; it could be a classic valve amplifier or a state-of-the-art music server – if it sounds good, we want to know and we want to tell you about it.
Hi-Fi+ features some of the best writers in the business, all passionate about making music sound as good as it possibly can.
A good audio system can open up new avenues of music that might surprise you.
Existing pocketmags users can retrieve their purchases by logging into their account.
By Ruben1421
I was always trying to get this magazine in the US. Not always worked. Now with hifiGlobalNetwork, I read it every month. It is just like the real thing.
By tomdavis111
The print magazine is beautiful. The digital version is clumsy at best.
By Djflippy
Hi>Fi+ is my favorite print mag for audio, but this digital implementation is sub-par, at best. It has a really horrible, low-res page turning animation that cannot be disabled in settings. Please, either use the iBooks page-turning or add the ability to disable your current version. The UX in hifiGlobalNetwork feels very non-Apple; slow, imprecise, and sloppy. The total deal-breaker here, though, is the resolution of the text at default zoom level. I'm on an iPad with better resolution than my 60" TV and the text is blurry?!? Really? I rarely give such a low rating, but this lack of polish is unacceptable. I would steer well clear of any Newstand magazine that is produced by Pocketmags. They're rubbish.
By acoliver
Probably one the best audio magazines out there, but the software controls to read it on an iPhone need significant improvement. Specifically, the control for resizing the page doesn't work consistently on my iPhone 4, leaving the text blurry on most pages. Content likely needs to be presented a more e-native format, not just an online redo of the printed mag.
By K. Bobby
For the most part, Hi-Fi+ gives the reader good, unbiased, and fair reviews on many brands of hi-fi components. However, they often miss mentioning a multitude of lesser known manufacturers who make great audio products. In this regard, they are hardly any better than TAS, but much better than Stereophile, which has declined to a point of becoming practically worthless. There's plenty of room for improvement, but Hi-Fi+ is well worth reading.
By RavKupe
I had some problems when I subscribed, but Customer Service spent several emails helping me sort it out.
Since then, hifiGlobalNetwork has worked flawlessly.
By AudioBlue
Great HiFi app and a truly great magazine!
By KittlesLittlles
I was excited to be able to read this hifi rag on me iPad. Unfortunately it's almost impossible to read the font...you have to zoom in on every page just to see the writing clearly. They obviously are lazy and don't care about the end user. BOOOO!!!!!!
By BlLB428
After my initial download, haven't been able to receive any more issues on a 1 year sub. Doesn't appear to be a fix with this bunch. Hard to say what the mag is like with only 1 magazine downloaded.
By Jezzy M.D.
Can't view cover
By ThaMuthaShip!
Download times are bad!
By FALR
Magazine appears to have all empty pages!!
By Altbrewer
I like hifiGlobalNetwork. It has cool animation for flipping pages, and the in-app purchase of individual issues or subscriptions is cheaper than ordering an electronic subscription from the publisher. There is one very annoying feature though. On any page that links to web content, there is a pulsating circle in one corner of the page. This is very annoying and distracting. I flip past these pages as fast as possible - probably not what the advertisers want. There doesn't seem to be any way to turn this off.
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