Most of the other reviews here touch on the main points of these speakers, they have a phenomenal sound for their price, and after a nearly painless setup you're good to go. The problems arise when you use the app for these speakers, the KEF Control or KEF Stream apps. Not sure why they decided to split them up, but one acts as a remote and EQ customizer while the other allows for connection to roon, Qobuz, TIDAL, Spotify, etc. My first time opening the app, it said I needed a firmware update. Upon starting it, the app crashed, leaving my speakers unusable. I had to restart the app multiple times to fix the issue, and was only able to resolve it by connecting the speakers to my PC and downloading the firmware manually rather than over wifi. If I have one recommendation for these, use the ethernet connections. Connect them to your router, and connect them together with the included cable. I've read many complaints about the 2.4Ghz signal dropping, and the tedium isn't worth your time. Do yourself a favor, avoid the headache, enjoy the higher bandwidth, and connect them to each other.
Once you get past all of the setup, it doesn't take long to recognize the impressive soundstage these produce. 70W for the LF and 30W for the HF, 100W per speaker is wonderful for a near-field listening setup. The Uni-Q drivers are as warm and accurate as ever, with a fast and punchy bass that makes you wonder how the vocals maintain their clarity. Oh, that's right. The tweeter has a separate magnet and stays clean from the mid-driver. I added a B&W 608 Subwoofer to the setup thanks to the sub output on the master speaker, and my bedroom setup feels nearly perfect.
Love these speakers. If KEF fixes their app, I'd rate these perfectly at their price point.