KEF LSX Black Wireless Music System: Exceptional Sound and Seamless Connectivity (Pair) Review

The absence of phase distortion is a definite plus. The subwoofer can be played via. Bluetooth 2.0 Air Play. WiFi Speakers that may rival the best in the market. The speakers lack a USB input, which is a minor flaw (but not a deal breaker for me because I rarely use it).

The speakers are small and compact, however they provide an excellent sound (relative to their size) and have a beautiful design. The most important feature is that there is no requirement for additional amplifiers, streamers, wires, or other trash, with all of the drawbacks that this entails. The interface is a little bit confusing, but it's not any more confusing than the one on an mpego printer:)

I did not regret that I paid for this speaker system. Plays divine. Both low and high. The instrumental is a joy to listen to. And they are assembled by professionals, it can be seen with the naked eye.

If you need to get the greatest sound possible, Yet on the other hand, A) you don't want to overcrowd the house with all these boxes and cords for your hi-fi. B) You don't want to fuss with the settings and just want to stream audio from a TV, computer, smartphone, etc. C) have a budget of up to 100,000, in which case the KEF LSX is arguably your best choice. Yet, you shouldn't anticipate a breach of the laws of physics because there isn't enough bass in them. Purchase them a Subic, and the…

By far, the best buy I've ever made! Excellent quality of sound, with a deep bass and crisp highs. They're a snug fit inside, and they don't take up much room on the dining room table. You can use a cable, Bluetooth, or, if you have an iPhone, AirPlay to link up (which is very convenient - we play music from a phone, laptop, desktop computer and even a vinyl player). I appreciated the product's price cut.

Because the speakers are synchronized with each other via a wireless connection, it's convenient when you need music in two rooms, and in general the absence of wires is a huge plus, especially since the sound does not suffer at all from the lack of wires. My friend had the previous version (50), and I took this one because it's convenient when you need music in two rooms, and it's convenient when you need music in two rooms ( on paper, of course, there is a razin, but it is not available to my

In point of fact, I do not have anything to use as a point of comparison because, in the past, standard computer speakers could be purchased for two thousand dollars. I needed something with a fantastic sound thus I decided to get this speaker. They are not only convenient but also cutting edge in terms of technology; I am totally content with them. After three months of use, they always open on the most advantageous side for me. I've been using this product. You may connect using your phone…

It was clear to me that the sound was of high quality. You will need to spend a significant amount of money, and the majority of the time, you will be purchasing enormous speakers. I started looking into a few other possibilities, and the sales associate at the store suggested that I take a closer look at this KEF speaker system that was designed for smaller spaces. It is finished despite the fact that it is so large. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or an auxiliary connection can be used. The sound is…

I'm delighted I switched to acoustics from a different manufacturer, which don't have these issues. Unhappy with the KEF product. At the subsequent party, my pals said that they looked after me and purposefully went silent throughout the replacement, claiming that the LSX was similar to tiny computer speakers that the audience was unable to hear. Which supports my theory about a sound that is specifically directed. By the way, when using KEFs, I considered installing bass traps in the corners…

The speakers come in a wide variety of hues, and despite their diminutive size, you may pick from a wide range of color options. I have the color white! The columns are able to communicate with one another "via the air"). AirPlay 2.0 is now available! Extremely easy to set up with an app on your phone. In spite of the fact that the speakers have such a "toy" appearance, they are really serious! I would also suggest having files of a high enough quality that there is no possibility of being…

Let me begin with the positives. I enjoyed the assembly very much, and their singing was quite good, but I couldn't hear anything because the microphones were all covered up. After 30 uses, it's likely that I wanted to send it back. Only through wireless internet access can you power it on! The speaker lacks both an on/off and volume control. Darkness. Using the app, I activate the phone's music streaming capabilities through Wi-Fi. There's no way to tell what song is playing because it can…

So, let's have a look at that. The sound was the primary reason I decided to purchase this system. I wanted to be able to pick out as many nuances as possible in the music so that I could appreciate its splendor to a greater degree, but I was unable to do so. After spending the entire day listening to a wide variety of tunes and settings, I made the decision to send the equipment back. My own experience leads me to believe that I fall into the category of typical users. I used monitor…

I waited months to use these before reviewing them and here is my take on them they sound really amazing for their size and if you are already a fan of KEF -loudspeakers are, you know, they stand out sonically and visually. To me, this is the perfect pair of high-resolution portable streaming speakers + monitors for my home studio. However, if your MAIN goal isn't to have an all-in-one portable streaming solution, but to get better overall sound for $$, you'll get more push/scaling with…

On the good side: the sound is decent, you just have to set it up and gain some distance. It has some good connectivity options. The speakers look good and are well made. The cables are also of good quality (I have rarely seen such good Ethernet cables!). Not so good: At idle, the speakers hum noticeably high (probably the power supply) and I think I'm young enough to hear that. Maybe it's just my device, I didn't listen to others. The AirPlay connection is very unreliable, but mostly Apple's…

When I bought the LSX wireless system I was happy to compare it to the Audioengine HD6 and Kanto YU6 that I had. On arrival, not only were the speakers packaged without the necessary foam holders (just a thin layer of bubble wrap!), but the sound was no better than wireless units at 1/3 their price (YU6). I would describe the very clean sound of the LSX as great, but they completely lack any mid-range boom. Bass is definitely present in the form of rubble at the lowest end, but bass is absent…

It took me some time to understand the nonsense that everyone admires. It was the second day they'd had them, and it wasn't until after two years of trying the Audioengine HD3, Edifier 1000 and Sonos that they were able to pass the test. On day one I thought, well, Sonos sounds great and these sound different, but do they sound better? Better subjective. Better enough to subjectively justify its price. Arbitrarily. Now I understand that Sonos is a great speaker, especially in terms of…

I don't write many reviews but since the reviews on this product confuse me I thought I'd chime in to help people with their decision. I looked at reviews on several sites. , including the KEF homepage, there were two key takeaways when making the purchase decision and summarizing reviews: (1) excellent, arguably unrivalled, sound quality, and (2) complicated setup and terrible apps. Well I don't shy away from spending that kind of money on good audio equipment but I'm not sure no amount of…

This is amazingly close to their state of the art LS50 system which is probably the best amplified compact speaker ever made. The LSX has about 95% of its big brother's DNA for only 50% of its price. Compared to its bigger brother, the LSX shows only a slight reduction in integrated amplifier power (and probably around 3dB in terms of maximum volume), with slightly less bass coverage below 60Hz and slightly less cabinet volume, but with a more streamlined and handsome body style in the LSX. The