harman/kardon Onyx Studio 7 - Portable Bluetooth Speaker Blue

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It should be added that the Bluetooth version has been upgraded to 5.2. Compared to the previous generation, the connection range is greater and in our case we had no interruption until we were more than 10 meters away. There is no official Harman Kardon application, so it is not possible to control additional functions. Battery life

If you’re looking for a portable speaker that’s going to stay at home, the Onyx Studio 7 is a good option. The artistic style means it looks great in any room and it produces good quality audio. Both speakers are built with some plastic construction, aluminum handles, and fabric covering the speaker. They aren’t the most durable bluetooth speakers you can find, but they should hold up well to frequent use.

In this way, when you and your friends are at the party, everyone can use their mobiles to play songs without reconnecting, which is very convenient. Of course, there must be a first-come-first-served song to play songs. Harman Kardon onyx studio 7 Bluetooth speaker will not have the problem of crosstalk when two mobile devices are playing simultaneously. Conclusion Now we enter to evaluate the sound quality provided by this Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 8. First, we will look at some technical aspects in terms of power, frequency response, etc. Internally, this speaker has a 120 mm woofer and two 20 mm tweeters, with an output of 50 W RMS and a frequency response of 50 Hz to 20,000 Hz (-6dB).

In this new review, we take a look at the Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 8, the latest generation of the American company’s most popular speakers. This Ony Studio series has evolved in design, and when you see it for the first time, it’s quite striking. In fact, almost nothing has changed since the seventh generation, but it is still quite distinctive with its unique design that features a ring for easy installation. Onyx Studio 6 has an IPX7 rating. This means it is submergible and should be waterproof enough for any recreational use. Harman Kardon’s Onyx Studio 7 is a capable and stylish portable speaker that works best in the house, not out and about.Onyx Studio 6 has a built-in handle that allows it to be carried like a clutch purse. The styling is unimpressive with this design, but it is well-built for maximum portability. The Onyx Studio 7 has a respectable 8 hours of battery life. This fluctuates based on the volume, however at around 50% volume I was able to confirm usage for close to 8 hours. The Onyx Studio 7 is compatible with Bluetooth 4.2, which is a bit out of date, and unfortunately only supports the SBC Bluetooth codec—it won’t play AAC or AptX codecs. There's also no companion app with EQ, so you can't adjust the sound signature. The speaker can wirelessly connect with another Onyx Studio 7 to form a pair, at least. Users with higher requirements in terms of sound quality can also enjoy a better music experience through an AUX connection.