Aiwa Exos-9 Portable Bluetooth Speaker

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There’s also a LCD panel on the front of the speaker that displays the EQ you’re using as well as information like battery life and if the speaker is charging. A 6-1/2" dual voice coil subwoofer cranks out the lows (down to 40 Hz), further reinforced by a rear-firing bass reflex port.

I never purchased anything from Aiwa before but definitely would from the quality of sound from this speaker. If you have NFC (meaning almost everybody except Apple), there is a labeled touch spot on the top of the speaker. The Aiwa Exos-9 is a portable Bluetooth speaker, or "Boombox" in the sense that it can be carried by a built-in handle at the back (albeit awkwardly, banked at a 45° angle), and operated on a rechargeable, swappable battery. While I’m not personally the biggest fan of this particular design from an aesthetic point of view, I can appreciate the versatility that Aiwa has created by designing this speaker so that it doesn’t look out of place indoors or outdoors.

Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for consumer credit activities Firm Reference Number 656489. This means that you probably won’t have issues even if you’re actually using the speaker at a party and dancing around. If you’re in the market for a rugged outdoor speaker, no matter what the Aiwa marketing or sponsored reviews may tell you, this isn’t a great idea. I like peeking inside and taking a look at what components lurk there, and the quality of those components. Get 2 of these in pair together for a left right stereo effect or 2 speakers paired left right and left right.

The customizable EQ makes the Exos-9 portable speaker perfect for every genre of music, podcasts and audiobooks.Am I going to agree or disagree with the overwhelmingly positive reviews of the Aiwa Exos-9 speaker? Aiwa has done an excellent job of matching the amp to the speakers producing excellent audio at all volumes. You should keep in mind that the speaker has a beautiful bass, but also has very good punch and dynamics, and although you won’t be able to ever take it for a trip in the park, you will be able to turn virtually any room into a true dance hall, the volume is really good, and this comes from someone who likes to listen pretty loud. The app provides detailed information about the speaker's specifications, including its size, weight, battery life, connectivity options, and other essential features. It will also provide a beautiful bass, and I have fallen in love with the bass more than anything from its sound.

When it comes to the design of the Aiwa Exos 9, we haven’t come across anything quite like it before. The midrange is clearly not a central point to the sound, as it doesn’t have the texture, or detail that you’ll probably want from a speaker, but it pairs beautifully with the bass, and provides a loud, clear, and hard-hitting overall experience. The Exos 9 brings its own unique approach to the table with a design that isn’t going to satisfy everyone’s tastes, and we have to appreciate the risk that Aiwa took with the Exos 9 design, opting for something out of the box, rather than relying on the traditional design style found in most party speakers. With its comprehensive features, intuitive controls, and the Aiwa Exos-9 Reviews app is a valuable resource for anyone in the market for a new portable speaker. With that out of the way the "new" Aiwa may be far from what the Aiwa we all knew was (at least in terms of size and available products) but if they continue to design, manufacture and release products like the EXOS-9 their future seems quite bright.INCREDIBLE AIWA SOUND: This portable bluetooth speaker will blow you away with 200 Watts of continuous power, a deep bass and distortion-free loud volume. However, it lacks modern features like AirPlay, Google Cast, and an integrated voice assistant, making i t less than ideal in the home. And for the same money, you can get the excellent sounding Marshall Kilburn, which gives you a sense of nostalgia with its physical knobs, switches and buttons. This permanent magnetic field interacts with the magnetic field generated by the current flowing through the voice coil, alternately pushing and pulling the voice coil back and forth.

AIWA is actually a pretty well established company with a large product offer, which includes headphones, like the ARC-1 Bluetooth headset that I reviewed before, and the pretty new EXOS 8 Party speaker, and the Prodigy Air TWS Earbuds. In equal power mode, you'll hear these differences in loudness as they naturally occur between speakers.My family and friends are just amazed at the sound that pours out of this speaker at low volume or wide open. Safe to say, I can tell you I've been through this process, as I've had my second unit since mid 2019, and it was because of some capacitor shorting out in the Bluetooth module on my first unit. However, before the Arc-1, Aiwa made a wireless speaker that helped raise them from the ashes of forgotten electronic companies. Having two midrange drivers also provides something of a wide, space-y sound, but it won’t be fully stereo, unless you will be standing very far from the speaker, and somehow right in front of it, leaving enough space for a bit of a soundstage to shape up. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.