KlipschThe One Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System, Matte Black

Excelent sonda. Deep bass. Nice middle and treble.10/10build quality

I wanted this for the feng shui there isn't really any good looking Bluetooth speaker so I love this since it blends in as modern furniture , sounds wonderful! And the app is awesome for tweaking your sound and registering your product is super easy on the app as well.

Honestly, it’s just “pretty good.” Bluetooth connects quickly from my iPhone, so it’s easy to use and pair. It looks great, understated and classy. Nice quality in the controls. About the size of a shoe box. The volume range is good. I don’t know why it doesn’t have any porting at all, and I think because of that it lacks a little bit of low end.I’ll be honest, I expected to be impressed by a brand like Klipsch, but nothing wows me about the sound. I have not directly compared it side by side with any of the Marshall’s but I imagine it has similar performance. It will beat anything “Beats Pill” sized and it should.

I was using a Bose Sound link speaker. It works fine and sounds ok but was looking for something better. This speaker has a better and bigger sound which works better for my family room. The bluetooth works great. The app connected easily. I was able to get this on sale during Amazon's spring sale. Definitely recommend.

This speaker is amazing! I love the looks and sound of it. Using the app you can adjust the bass and it has different music styles so you can adjust them to your liking.

The Klipsch speaker is too expensive for a device that has mediocre sound quality and a defective aux input that doesn’t work. It is not just my review that notes the lack of an aux input, now that I have done a deep dive through the Amazon reviews, I see that many other users also noted this inherent defect with the Klipsch aux input. Why does Klipsch continue to sell a product that it must know is inherently defective? Without a properly functioning aux input, the user is left to connect the device using Bluetooth, but the sound quality through Bluetooth is not that great – in fact, it is only marginally better than from my Echo device that I use to send music to the Klipsch speaker. Among other things, the Klipsch speaker completely lacks any discernable bass sound. And yes, in fairness to Klipsch, they do sell another speaker, at nearly twice the price, that supposedly improves on bass performance. But when you can buy a soundbar with a subwoofer for barely $100 these days, having to spend nearly $400 with tax for the Klipsch upgrade device that supposedly has improved bass performance would not seem to be a smart purchase, either. It would have been interesting to see if the sound quality would have improved using the aux input, but there is no way of knowing since the Klipsch aux input does not work, which is very disappointing. Finally, and while a lesser concern, I don't understand what Klipsch was thinking with the audio control, it has a series of clicks and the user has to spin the dial a long time in order to adjust the volume. My 50-year-old Pioneer stereo receiver that one can buy on ebay for a nominal amount, and which has a traditional dial knob to adjust the volume, provides a far better user experience than the volume control on the Klipsch device. In short, this Klipsch speaker, with its non-functional aux input port, is a disappointing product, particularly at the high price point.

Great sound, easy set-up, easy connect to “aux” or “bluetooth”, phone app very helpful to fine tune sound with 3-band equalizer.

Only medium quality sound. No bass. OK for the current low price ($130) if your expectations aren't high.