🔊 Enhance Your Audio Experience with Sony LSPX-S2 Glass Sound Speaker: NFC, Bluetooth, 360° All-Directional, Silver Review

At first I wasn't sure about this cute little speaker, but I liked it. While my tastes in music are very diverse and diverse, they don't focus on balancing my inner ear with bass. This is a beautiful device that I think would be appropriate for use in a beautiful spa or any setting that promotes mindfulness, peace and balance. This is the type of music that sounds clear and bright in the room it's used in, along with acoustic and vocal performances. Sound is projected up and over you instead of

I hate being such a reviewer but I haven't found a good reason to spend over $400 on a bluetooth speaker. He has a keen eye, a candle is like light and he is heavy. The tone comes from the base and uses a glass tube to extend the highs. The sound signature is definitely a midrange with some bass extension. The high frequencies are warm and not shiny. The audio is loud but doesn't fill the room unless it's the size of a small bathroom. The speaker inside just isn't big enough to move much air…

When this speaker arrived I was so excited to see its unique design! I really like 360-degree sounds because in every meeting I moderate, everyone in the room hears the same set of sounds, as opposed to a regular speaker. There is also long battery life, I love that it can last up to 8 hours as opposed to my old speaker which can only last 5-6 hours. I also love that the design is unique! This speaker is also very portable, you can move the speaker around the house without a power cord, which…

There are two ways to look at this device: 1) as a decorative object that plays music, or 2) as a speaker that looks cool. Why is it important? Because if your primary goal is reasonable, chances are you'll be disappointed. Bass response is a real fail here. The highs and mids are great. The 360 degree sound is also very cool. You can put this in the middle of the room and the sound will just be fairly omnidirectional (compared to a standard speaker) in the room. Depending on what genre of…

I didn't know what to make of this when I first saw it. It's certainly interesting and unique, but what's the point? Having used it for a few weeks now, I get it. It's a modern way to add atmosphere and great sound quality to any environment. I was afraid that he would be fragile. I'm sure it will shatter if dropped or hit against something, it's glass after all which is amazingly strong and seems to hold up. I'm careful carrying it from room to room and will definitely take it with me in the…

I've had this speaker on my desk for weeks now and I honestly can't name a single person who *needs* it. I certainly don't. It's an odd looking thing, alarmingly fragile and lacking in bass. In many ways, this is not a very good speaker. And yet I love him. I love it beyond understanding. I've had dozens of speakers, ranging from cheap and gray to absurdly expensive, but none of them have filled me with the kind of joy I get when I turn on Tidal and play music through something that looks like…

Sony has done a great job making this speaker more than just a dimmable wireless LED speaker. The glass tube plays an important role in the speaker's sound, combining form and function. The light on this speaker creates a candle atmosphere. Using the magic of physics, the glass tube makes the LED look like a flame with a wide base and a narrow tip, but you have to look at it from the right angle: if your gaze is too low, you won't see the flame. Generally, if your eye is too high, the "flame"…