Bargain! Thanks to Black Friday, this award-winning music streamer from Cambridge Audio is £100 off

While there have been plenty of good early deals on headphones, wireless earbuds, TVs and even a few Bluetooth speakers in the lead-up to Black Friday, we haven’t seen any yet gigantic numerous Hi-Fi bargains that will get your pulse racing.

Thank goodness for Cambridge Audio. The British brand has slashed the price of Cambridge Audio’s award-winning MXN10 music streamer, one of our absolute favorite products from last year that has yet to be beaten in its price range. That point has just dropped dramatically, falling from a very reasonable £459 to just £349 at Richer Sounds, Amazon and Cambridge Audio’s official online site, a new low for the preeminent network player. Make your choice and secure a breathtaking offer.

The best deal on the Cambridge Audio MXN10 music streamer

As far as early Black Friday deals go, this is one of the best. Proof that good things do indeed come in small packages, the Cambridge Audio MXN10 offers the best sound and design you can find from a network player in this price range. Compared to direct competitors, the MXN10 is a class higher.

Why? Part of its charm lies in how versatile the shiny little box actually is: the MXN10 offers support for Google Chromecast, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Tidal, Deezer and Qobuz, as well as the ability to connect via Bluetooth 5.0. There’s built-in, high-quality radio streaming for virtually every global station imaginable, and the Cambridge can also find and play any music file stored on the same home network, such as from NAS devices.

For physical connections, the MXN10 is equipped with an analog RCA line-level output, a coaxial and an optical on the digital side, as well as an Ethernet port if you plan to connect the device directly to your router. On larger devices, the rear area is of course slightly larger, but there is enough to meet the essential requirements well.

Inside, the compact Cambridge network player is equipped with the ESS Saber ES9033Q DAC, allowing it to stream high-resolution files at up to 32bit/768kHz PCM and DSD512 resolution, so your little streamer is rarely surprised by anything it won’t be able to handle it.

As if all that wasn’t enough, allow us to fight the MXN10 curve even more. The stylish music streamer offers the best sound we’ve heard in this entry-level price segment, impressing us with the absolute poise, balance and versatility of its sonic capabilities. In virtually every genre and when evaluating almost every criteria, the MXN10 outperforms its competitors, producing a sound with all the rhythm and energy you could want, all with so much space and detail that you’ll often find yourself indulging feel the sound you get. To our ears, this is a true “best of all worlds” artist.

If you’re getting into the hi-fi industry and want an entry-level streamer to power up your system, you’ve come to the right place.

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