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Video: Are The KEF LSX II Better Than A Sonos System?

We take a second look at the $1400 KEF LSX II wireless speaker system with Editor-in-Chief, Ian White.

As a follow-up to our KEF LSX II review, eCoustics Editor-in-Chief, Ian White provides additional thoughts about the convenience and sonic performance of KEF’s most affordable all-in-one wireless speaker system. At $1,400/pair, the LSX II are not inexpensive, but they make building a modern Hi-Fi system a lot easier while offering substantial improvements in sound quality over Sonos.

KEF LSX II Wireless Speakers Soundwave Edition Front and Back
KEF LSX II Wireless Speakers (Color is Soundwave by Terence Conran)

Watch the full video on YouTube or click play above.

Where to buy$1,399/pair at Amazon | Crutchfield | Amazon.co.uk

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