Review on Smart speaker Yandex Station Mini without clock with Alice, black onyx, 10W by Stanisaw Wojnowski ᠌

1. Does not come pre-configured with the ability to play music from Spotify or YouTube out of the box (well, at least something from a third party, excluding the limited options available). The music music library). 2. The speaker is not of the highest quality; as a result, all contemporary music will lose its stereo volume, which is equivalent to losing half of the buzz that comes from music. If you want a stereo pair, you will need to purchase a second one; nevertheless, this is a peculiar choice, and I will explain why below. 3. The speaker is great for playing information that has speech; for example, bluetooth videos, podcasts, and audio books often work really well. On the other hand, this technology is only going to be used by the least pretentious of music listeners. First, let me emphasize once more that this is a MONO speaker. Second, the sound is misrepresented in each and every review that can be found on the internet. In actuality, the frequency response is somewhat curved: the tops are turned up; to the human ear, the frequency peak is elevated by some thin band in the range of around 10-15 kHz, producing an extremely unpleasant rattling rattle-resonance. Because this is a characteristic of the speaker's design, the built-in equalizer will not be able to correct the issue. Everything becomes crystal clear at low frequencies, which are known as bass. The speaker is little, and there is no bass. This is due to the mechanics of sound, and you can't fight against physics. You can, of course, fool around with locating the location of the speaker in the room and catching some kind of modal support for the standing waves of the room, but very few people will bother with something like that.