KEF LSX II LT review
Despite dropping a few features from the standard LSX II, the great value, stripped-down KEF LSX II LT doesn’t miss a step when it comes to delivering KEF’s superb signature sound.
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Despite dropping a few features from the standard LSX II, the great value, stripped-down KEF LSX II LT doesn’t miss a step when it comes to delivering KEF’s superb signature sound.
The KEF LSX II LT is a streamlined, affordable model that shares DNA with the Award-winning LSX II system, with some key differences between the two models. But which is the smarter buy?
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At $999, KEF’s LSX II LT powered speakers aren’t what I’d call budget-priced, but they’re nonetheless cheaper than the company’s other products — as pointed out by AppleInsider. And looking beyond their impeccable style, these pack in nearly every playback option you could possibly want. They support AirPlay, Chromecast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth playback. And on the wired side, you get optical in, USB-C (which supports up to 24-bit/96kHz lossless), and even HDMI ARC if you want to use these as speakers for a compact TV.
KEF's new entry-level LSX II LT wireless speaker system retains the same acoustic design as its Award-winning sibling, but comes with an attractive sub-£1000 price tag.