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Rating 3.7 out of 5 stars with 6 reviews
KurtT23 Posted
Excellent sounding full range speakers. If you are looking for the newest wireless audio sounding as good as expensive separates the LS60 is a good substitute.
Smshnicj Posted
There’s lots to love about these; they’re small but mighty, they image incredibly, and they’re incredibly versatile. After trying to hookup my turntable to my sonos speakers and feeling like the sound was rather flat, i jumped up to these, and i am very impressed. I hear a great deal more detail out of these than my twin sonos five setup. Of course, the cost is far greater, but i believe they are absolutely worth it!
axsnyder Posted
Our living room has 12-foot ceilings, many windows, architectural challenges for wiring and sound, is open to other rooms, and roughly 38 x 22 feet. We were looking for something that could replace the full Sonos setup we had been running for a decade that could deliver a great experience with everyday TV viewing and analytical "audiophile" listening after the kids went to bed. I also wanted to avoid a center channel. 2.1 system all the way! In my research, I went from Klipsch Cornwalls to KEF R11 Metas to Zu Audio Omens to Magnepans to fill this room. All of those options were $12,000+ setup after finding the right amp, DAC, streamer, etc. Then I started using the KEF LSX IIs in my office and realized just how good the Uni-Q is. Without hearing the LS60s, I pulled the trigger, knowing the upgrade to Best Buy's highest membership level would simplify a return. Unless something breaks, these are not being returned. They hit all our goals and came with the added benefit of not needing to run the ethernet cable between the pair. Roon works beautifully through these and you can even tune some sound settings in the Roon amp because these are truly Roon Ready speakers. My thousands of CDs sound amazing and the old school phono (record player) setup makes me smile too. The only thing lacking is the bass when listening to rap, electronic thumpy things, and big movie explosions. In all other listening experiences, the bass is pleasing. The old Sonos subwoofer didn't do much in this room, so I'm now looking at a minimum of the KEF KC92 or jumping to something larger from Rel or SVS. My wife wants the sub to be white, so the KEF will probably win. But maybe I'll win getting dual KC92s. She is a fan of how these speakers look. Anyway, these active speakers can give you an analytical experience in a big room while keeping your family happy.
Sameer Posted
Speakers came DOA, after being delayed 3 weeks with no communication from Best Buy. Reached out to KEF support but only got a response a week later. I can’t imagine this speaker breaking after the return period ends and having to deal with either Best Buy or KEF, sounds like a nightmare. Terrible service from both companies. Anyway, was skeptical about taking a chance on a second unit. Returned and purchased speakers from Buchardt. If you’re going to purchase these get them from another retailer like Clutchfield.
lkzhao Posted
Take my money Kef. It is a dream come true. Integrated dac + amp. Floorstanding slim body design. It is a simple statement piece to impress.
WarrenJ Posted
Sounded great in hifi shop where I first tested them. Sounded like noise was coming out of muffled cardboard boxes in my room. Very disapointed. Ended up buying stereo paid of Sonos Era 300s and their smaller sub, which sounded fantastic.