KEF LS50 Wireless II

The sound is awesome, especially from such a small package, but the volume on the remote is not very responsive, (it seems to have a mind of its own) and the app really sucks. It’s what makes the overall package good, but not great. As sound is my main concern, I’d say they are worth the money. Hope...

Feels good and I don't care if my girlfriend puts her cup on one of the speakers anymore. They're just speakers.

I should say that I am a long term audio nut with a strong penchant for separates. Nonetheless, technology has evolved and this product has gotten glowing reviews (no surprise) from the youtube know it alls. I was looking for convenience and good to excellent sound quality. I did not get the latter ...

I think speaker-wise the KEF LS50 sounds the closest to the Focal Clears. Of course the speakers have much more realistic sense of scale and bottom end. Both the Clears and LS50s gravitate towards to Neutral-Warm side of things, which is my preferred sound signature. Quarantine has become slightly more bearable thanks to these.

The small KEF wireless speakers are a big step forward for better wireless stereo sound. They can play more than a sufficiently loud, but even more importantly, they do so with control and finesse. LS50 Wireless II is among the most usable and user-friendly speaker sets you can have in the living room, and the size is so furniture-friendly that everyone can accomodate a pair

These are the results!. I'm a full-time product reviewer, so most of the gear in the photo (anything besides music gear, really) are review units. Currently rocking the new JBL 4309 (atop my fave speakers of all time, the Forte II, and alongside a pair of powered KEF LS50 II that I really like as well).

The LS50 Wireless II sounds ridiculously good: timbrally honest, spatially precise, and dynamically capable. And for a speaker roughly the size and weight of a serious one-volume dictionary (remember those? ), it is ridiculously extended, producing usable, clean, and reasonably dynamic bass to about 45Hz or so—adequate for most musical genres and for most listeners.

Much better amplification with each speaker using a bi-amp'd system - class AB for the tweeter, class D for the woofer... but in a failed move, they removed the USB "B" port from the previous generation. You can no longer use these as your PC/Laptop's DAC. They also removed the unbalanced RCA L/R an...

Hearing the panning of drums seemingly move across the room feels like you could almost follow the drummer's hands. Granted the only other bookshelf speakers I've demoed in this price range were the KEF LS50's, but I much prefer these as female vocals, acoustic guitar, metal, and all things jazz are incredible and lack any significant brightness that tends to fatigue my ears quicker.

It is simply fun!The sound is rich, detailed and with a lively joy of playing. It also has an extremely smooth and dynamic flow, but always stays balanced without adding artificial effects. This active LS 50 in its second generation literally takes the listener along with it and makes yours ears virtually addicted to it while doing so