Klipsch Heritage Wireless The One II Tabletop Stereo Walnut

I was skeptical due to some of the negative reviews but I must say I'm very impressed ! It's just as beautiful in person and of significant size. There were some connection issues with my phone at first but I will caulk that up to my old Samsung Note 9. Once I was connected the sound quality was excellent. Fills the whole room and no distortion at the highest volume. My partners iPhone connected right away. I have a Marshall speaker or similar size that I spent 3x as much for it and I would consider swapping them out if I wasn't putting this one in my Airbnb. Hope it holds up over time !

Teaching my daughter the perks of quality audio! This far exceeded my expectations! I’m actually jealous of her having this speaker and not me! The sound fills the room, crystal clear highs and mids and a surprisingly full low range! Fits nicely on a bookshelf and looks retro yet modern! Only flaw is likely because I’m doing something wrong. I can’t seem to get it to pair to her record player. No issues with phone pairing just the turntable. So I bought a cord. Would highly recommend

Excellent sound...can't get better for the price. Connected very well to my iphone right out of the box. One drawback is you have no idea of the statis of the speaker - is it on? No lights till you connect to a device. I have not tried the Aux input yet. Got it mainly for Bluetooth connectivity. It looks at home on my wood shelf - like it belongs there.

Nice klipsch sound, like it better than the marshall. Beware full analog feel and no light indicator for the on position but it’s not a deal breaker

If you're planning to use this speaker with a permanent or semi-permanent Bluetooth connection—like from a laptop, smart home device, or TV—be aware of a major design flaw: If the speaker doesn’t detect audio for about 10 minutes, it goes into standby mode. The problem? It will not wake automatically when audio resumes. You have to physically interact with the speaker (press a button, rotate a dial, etc.) to get it to start streaming audio again. This makes it completely impractical for hands-off use or integration with smart home setups. Here’s a snippet from my chat with Klipsch support that confirms this behavior: Me: So Klipsch designed a Bluetooth speaker that you have to physically manipulate to wake up if you pause the music for more than 10 minutes over Bluetooth? Support: Right, when it goes into standby there is no broadcasting signal accepted. Me: That needs to be made clear in your advertisements/webpages. I wouldn’t have wasted hundreds of dollars on this if I’d known. My cheap JBL Bluetooth doesn’t pull this. Support: Got it and terribly sorry... I wish I had known this before purchase. Hopefully this saves someone else the frustration. The sound is great—but this issue is a dealbreaker for some use cases.

This speaker has a beautiful, simple, modern design, and the sound is rich and bright - almost miraculous for its size and price. It would be perfect for me if my phone didn't keep disconnecting. I wonder why it's not playing, I see the indicator light has switched from "Bluetooth" to "Aux," I try again, press the knob, go to Bluetooth in my settings and reconnect ... and then it disconnects again. My phone is the only device I've connected to it - Bluetooth is always a problematic technology in my experience, and I thought it might work better if it didn't have any competition, but Nonetheless. I bought it recently at a discount, and IDK if they are updating the design in terms of connectivity, but this is definitely a drawback.

I paired with my Ryobi 40v inverter and made a nice portable Bluetooth sound system. Much better fidelity than others I hav heard.

great for my needs. clean, crisp sound, sharp highs and tight bass. I keep it simple and use an auxiliary 3.5mm jack to USB c on my phone. its simple straight forward use and is a very handsome unit.