Naim Mu-so

design, size, usability

reliability

79% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

75% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

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

Stunning design and construction ; Extensive streaming features ; Outstanding sound quality ; Easy-to-use smartphone app

Slow to skip Spotify tracks ; Remote ; Comparatively expensive – but worth it

Lots of wireless and wired connection options. Powerful, clear sound. Separate remote.

Very expensive. Too big to place in front of an HDTV as a soundbar. Not particularly warm-sounding.

Performance and Conclusions While it's very large for a wireless speaker, the Mu-so is relatively small for a one-piece home theater sound system, and it lacks a separate subwoofer. Despite that, it can put out some impressive power and solid, clear...

Impeccable audio performance ; Lots of connnectivity options, including AirPlay for multi-room setups ; Luxuriously elegant design

No HDMI ; Expensive

The Mu-so sounds every bit as as beautiful as it looks. Yes, it's pricey at $1500, but its price tag is fully justified by its build quality and audio performance.

Awesome design ; Brilliant sound ; Input flexibility

Budget remote ; Price

Rich, powerful sound ; Huge sense of scale and soaring dynamics ; Finish and design ; Excellent features list ; Intuitive operation

Sounds a touch thick at high volumes

A hugely desirable wireless speaker with hi-fi aspirations, the Mu-so is stunning

Great industrial design that stands-out, sublime sound quality whatever you listen to, bundles of connectivity and app control

Plasticky remote control, Bluetooth requires re-pairing when toggling between sources, big and heavy so won’t suit all, no HDMI

Ok, so we've got no idea what the name is all about, but that's easily forgivable because the Naim Mu-so is one seriously standout wireless speaker. Sure, its £895 price tag is going to deter its fullest possible audience, but the Mu-so is so good it's...

In most respects the Naim mu-so would make the perfect companion to the modern home as a one-stop music centre. It can play sound from phone, tablets, NAS drives and music servers, internet radio, as well as local sources like a telly through its...

Beautiful build – especially that wonderful, tactile knob ; Sounds great ; Chock full of streaming features

It’s expensive ; The sound can thicken up a touch – but only at serious volumes

The first proper ‘hi-fi’ wireless speaker? We certainly think so: looks good, sounds superb.

Amazing build quality ; Premium materials used ; It looks amazing, like a piece of furniture /artwork ; Very easy to use and setup ; Remote and intuitive onboard controls ; Multiple ways to connect ; Can be used with TV ; HUGE sound, just room filling...

The only real con I can see here is the price, but that is very subjective