KEF LSX II

Lively, dynamic and direct sound ; Good looks and great build quality ; Lots of connectivity

Speakers need wiring together for best sound ; Not ideal for larger rooms ; Bespoke supports are expensive

The KEF LSX II is an even more diverting an option than the product it replaces, which makes it downright compelling

Well-rounded sonic performance ; Excellent imaging and dynamics ; Stunning, compact design ; HDMI and USB-C inputs

Native 24-bit/192kHz playback requires wired connection ; Best suited to smaller rooms or desktop use ; New LSX II LT model offers same sound for cheaper

KEF’s taken what was already a fantastic desktop speaker system and amplified its appeal across the board – you couldn’t really ask for more at this level

Potent and enjoyable sound ; Diminutive good looks and great finish ; Extensive connectivity

Sound better with speakers wired together ; Optional stands and brackets are quite pricey ; Struggle to fill larger spaces

The accommodations you need to make are few, and mostly concern the straightforward scale of sound you ought to expect. Get beyond this and there’s not a lot of downside to KEF LSX II ownership – it’s a great-sounding system with excellent flexibility,...

Complete streaming speaker with potent dynamics, rich sound and open soundstage. HDMI to TV audio, supports everything from Bluetooth to high-resolution audio. Remote control and easy-to-use app management.

Limited sound pressure in large rooms.

The small, wireless KEF LSX II is the new reference among stereo speakers in this class. Nowhere else do you get such great sound in such a great package. All the upgrades from the four-year-old LSX have not only made the II edition even better,...