Review on Beolit 17 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker by Bang & Olufsen - Stone Grey - BO1280373 by Ada Zieleniewska ᠌

it would be possible to hide the audio input a little deeper. When it is on the side - dropping the speaker on its side - the plug can break. Has pros: - sound of course class - power is surprisingly impressive - control from the phone is very convenient + shows the level of charge - size, weight, stand on top, handles - all "for people" total: a convenient portable speaker, aesthetically and ergonomically pleasing, with super sound Cons: - I didn’t understand yet whether it’s good that I took 17, not 15 - the charge is “assembled” from two parts, slightly hitting the cord - part of the plastic flew off immediately - charging is “everything”. - now there is no pocket for cords as in 15 - it is not clear why this is if everything else remains as it is in terms of parameters - it has become less convenient - instead of USB 3.0, now USB-C - if it were the _second_ input - it would be normal, and so - extra movements for converting charges - after all, at 15 with a regular USB it was possible to charge the phone - and now you need to use adapters - a new charge (not the original) seems to work, but now the charging light does not light up when charging - there is always doubt whether it is charging or not total: charging is inconvenient, "on snot", without a pocket for a wire, potential problems with cords / adapters from USB-C but that's the only downside.