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'Unarguably one of the very best wireless stereo speaker systems you can currently buy': KEF's LS Luxe is the real deal, if you can accept the placement fussiness and 'visual drama'

In which KEF moves its established wireless stereo speaker system excellence further upmarket…

'Unarguably one of the very best wireless stereo speaker systems you can currently buy': KEF's LS Luxe is the real deal, if you can accept the placement fussiness and 'visual drama'

KEF's LS Luxe wireless stereo speaker system has just been unveiled and is already making waves as one of the best on the market. At a hefty price point of $3,999 / £3,499 / AU$6,399, this luxury speaker is packed with features that set it apart from the competition.

The LS Luxe boasts a 12th-generation Uni-Q driver array, which delivers an impressive 760 watts of power through a combination of Class D and Class A/B amplification. This setup allows for a wide frequency range of 42Hz to 28kHz and supports high-resolution formats up to 24bit/384kHz. The system also features KEF's Velocity Control Technology and Music Integrity Engine, which work together to maintain audio accuracy and clarity.

Connectivity options are extensive, including dual-band Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Apple AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Qobuz, Spotify, and TIDAL support, plus USB-C charging. Even the secondary speaker can be powered via mains electricity, making the system incredibly versatile. With its sleek design and cutting-edge technology, the LS Luxe promises to offer an unmatched listening experience for those willing to invest in premium audio equipment.

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