Bang & Olufsen Beosound 2

sound, design, battery, reliability

usability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Sounds awesome ; modern spaceshiplike design will appeal to some; included earbuds sound great and are comfortable.

Extremely expensive; horribly confusing user interface; cannot play DRM-protected WMAs; no LCD; no features of any kind; no internal memory.

The BeoSound 2 sounds absolutely superb, but there's nothing else to justify its sky-high price tag.

Lush, room-filling sound ; Exquisite aluminum craftsmanship ; Adaptable to a wide range of uses and positions

Much pricier than most of its competition ; Some sound fidelity sacrificed in the name of fun ; The Dalek jokes will never end

A 360-degree speaker that’s determined to exterminate boredom in your home

Stylish design ; Clean audio

Major lack of features ; Indifferent transfer time

Sounds ; ; modern spaceshiplike design will appeal to some; included earbuds sound great and are comfortable.

Extremely expensive; horribly confusing user interface; cannot play DRM-protected WMAs; no LCD; no features of any kind; no internal memory.

The BeoSound 2 sounds absolutely superb, but there's nothing else to justify its sky-high price tag.

Impeccable craftsmanship with metal ; Sound has weight, clarity and covers a wide area ; Easily transported from room to room

Wi-Fi and Google set-up not very stable ; Gesture control erratic ; Expensive, as expected

If you’re prepared for the sticker shock, the Beosound 2 is typically B&O in its design and build, and also the most fun-sounding desktop smart speaker out there!

Fantastic

Nothing bad at all, no how, noway