Egg Wireless Digital Music Systemby KEF
PROS
- The sound will please audiophiles and music lovers.
- The speakers include a built-in DAC.
- The connectivity is top-notch.
CONS
- The system is expensive.
- The speaker cable could have been longer.
- Bass response is a little limited.
- LIST PRICE$400
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| Name | Egg Wireless Digital Music System | SoundSticks III | A2+ Powered Desktop Speakers | Soundscience Rockus 3D 2.1 | Aura Wireless Speaker System |
| Manufacturer | KEF | Harman Kardon | Audioengine | Antec | Harman Kardon |
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| List Price | $400 | $170 | $250 | $200 | $400 |
We are very impressed with the KEF Eggs. Their distinctive design and flexible connectivity make for a great start, and they follow through …
We are very impressed with the KEF Eggs. Their distinctive design and flexible connectivity make for a great start, and they follow through with a stunning performance that is consistently competent across a variety of placements.
Connect them to your TV, your computer, or just place them in a room where you want music--they’re a killer little set of speakers.
Connect them to your TV, your computer, or just place them in a room where you want music--they’re a killer little set of speakers.
The main selling point of the speaker is the Bluetooth connectivity. It’s straightforward enough to pair your device (e.g. smart phone, lapt…
The main selling point of the speaker is the Bluetooth connectivity. It’s straightforward enough to pair your device (e.g. smart phone, laptop) to them and I found once you’d paired it, it would connect automatically for the most part once the speakers were turned on again.
The idea is that the Egg is as happy being used as pair of PC speakers as it is as a Bluetooth device or indeed being used to bolster the so…
The idea is that the Egg is as happy being used as pair of PC speakers as it is as a Bluetooth device or indeed being used to bolster the sound of a TV.
What is it that gives the KEF Egg its sound? That responsibility primarily rests on its Uni-Q point source driver array, a KEF staple.
What is it that gives the KEF Egg its sound? That responsibility primarily rests on its Uni-Q point source driver array, a KEF staple.
These being desktop speakers, they do start to feel challenged when there’s a heavy bass element in a song.
These being desktop speakers, they do start to feel challenged when there’s a heavy bass element in a song.
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