The One II Walnut EUA

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Pairing your Bluetooth® device with The One II is extremely easy — just press and hold the source button on The One II and select 'Klipsch The One II' on your smartphone. The music ranges from light pop, such as James Taylor’s “Shower the People,” to the woofer-punishing hip-hop of Audrey Nuna’s “damn Right. Because the speakers featured here are all-in-one designs, they don’t deliver the big, enveloping sound of separate stereo bookshelf speakers or computer speakers (though our picks can be paired with a second speaker to work that way).

And even though The One couldn’t quite fill my 13 x 25-foot living room (would you really expect it to? Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a division of Hitachi Capital (UK) PLC Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. While the manufacturer says the speaker can reach a maximum volume level of 103dB, it could only reach a maximum volume level of 99. professionally-tuned stereo system bi-amplified so you have an unparalleled sound experience like you’re in the recording studio with the musicians.It installs easily with an adjustable wrench and has a built-in water turbine that keeps its internal battery charged.

The One Plus improves on our previous top pick, the now-discontinued The One II, with an even sleeker, simpler design and the addition of a USB-C digital input that lets you directly connect most computers and smartphones if you want to bypass Bluetooth’s sound-degrading audio compression. However, there isn't any feedback to inform you of your selected volume level, and you can't use the speaker's physical controls to skip your tracks or play/pause your audio, so you need to do so via your paired device or audio source. The Shower Power sounds surprisingly good, and its big, top-mounted controls are easy to see and use.

With more than 70 years of experience, Klipsch continues to be the legendary high-performance brand of choice for audiophiles and aficionados around the world. That’s an excellent result; it suggests you should be able to carry the phone around a typical suburban home without losing the wireless connection. Its boomy sound profile can muddy voices and dialogue, and there aren't any sound customization features to tweak its sound to your liking. As part of the Heritage wireless range the ebony and walnut finishes portray that intense sense of elegance and class that you know and love from Klipsch.