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

I bought Beolit ​​17 for 33 Thoroughly approached the choice of portable acoustics. Within a month I compared many models. I previously thought about buying either Beolit ​​12 or 15, because I read about 17 that it is not worth its money, it is no better than its predecessors and does NOT play when charging (which is complete nonsense - everything plays). Unfortunately, I did not compare with the 12th and 15th (I simply could not find them, and I got overwhelmed when I listened to Beolit ​​17).

Has pros: Sound detail at any volume The most convenient equalizer in the application Top side - divine Design 😍 Charges fast and plays for a long time B&O Cons below: Charging is ambiguous - conflicting sensations when connected. And it is not clear whether it was inserted or not. Can't charge phone

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…

I am not a great connoisseur of audio sound, and, in general, I wanted to buy myself a JBL Boombox. But in the store it turned out to listen to JBL, and decided not to take it. The sound is loud, yes, but this is the only advantage. The bass was the most disappointing. They are the same everywhere, I would never have thought that it could be so, that there seems to be a bass, but at the same time it is absolutely indistinct. I already wanted to leave, but they offered to listen to Beolit ​​17…

Hooray! We became happy owners of the coolest column) We thoroughly prepared for the purchase - we monitored different models, different brands, listened to the sound. In the end, the choice fell on her. Expectations are justified by 200%. And the charge is really enough, but 24 hours of work - personally verified. With its pros. Fantastic design, ease of use, 24 hours of operation without wires, you can't say anything about sound quality - it's the best in its segment. Cons: There are no…

I have the 15th series, I will compare with it. The sound to my ears is a little better, I don’t know what it depends on, the speakers seem to be the same, maybe the bluetooth transmits the content somehow more informatively. in general, I like it, there was also dinaudio music 3, the sound seemed to be more correct there, but the beolith has some kind of charm of its own, which still calls to return to the bang. A sound that, in principle, will be liked even in a year. Some kind of velvet…

Has some pros The clear sound, parasitic frequencies that this portable speaker system produces from the feet are amazing! And it charges really fast, convenient control, cool app for both Samsung and IPhone! Cons: This is not entirely a drawback, but in short, there is still not enough power for complete immersion in the world of music, you need to connect at least three speakers to each other to feel the full power of Beolit! But you can only do a couple. Perhaps I turned down in this comment

I read that it does not charge when it works. I cannot confirm this. It was quite normal when I listened. I've been using portable speakers for a long time. There was a marshal and a harman and a barefoot and a naim (where he stopped). There are headphones b & o n8i (and they play pretty well). I didn't like this column. You can’t turn it on and listen calmly, you constantly need to adjust something, especially if the music is of different genres. Maybe, of course, it is still new and has not…

The sound is good, but compared to the beolit ​​12 there is a slight mess in the sound, in the old version the sound is more detailed. As before, like version 15, a dead battery (about 1 hour at full volume). As it turned out, the speaker cannot be listened to when charging, it's a bit bummer, although 2.5 hours of charging is not so long. The declared 240 watts is complete nonsense, when compared with aiwa exos-9, which has 200 watts on board, then aiwa will smear it like a puppy. Pleased with

After reading some reviews of the Beolit17's battery life, I was a bit worried; The best purchase criterion, however, was the best sound quality. Having owned the Beolit17 for a few weeks now, I can confirm the following: 1) The sound quality meets my highest expectations with excellent mids, highs and deep bass. I've played music for other "audiophiles" and everyone has commented on how amazing the speaker sounded both indoors and out. volume, it fills more than my whole garden. In truth, I…

After carefully reading the numerous reviews on audio websites and customer reviews here at Revain, I decided to purchase the Beloit 17. Had the negative reviews been representative I could have easily returned it to Revain. BATTERY Battery life seems to be a big controversy when reading the Beloit 17 reviews. Bang and Olafson claim UP TO 24 hours of battery life when the speaker is driven at a moderate volume, which they say is a 14 out of 32. This is clearly stated on their website. Assuming…

Quick review: The Beolit 17 is comfortable to use and at $499 it's also $100 cheaper than the old Beolit 12 and 15. In Combined with great sound, portability features, a well known brand name, USB-C charging and good app support, I give it 5 stars. Detailed review: Beolit 17 appears to be a good upgrade over previous iterations (12 and 15), both in terms of sound quality and feature set. I didn't have either, but I showed them both in the physical B&O store before it closed in Tysons Corner…