Proven technology well packaged and sold at a high price – this is how the product strategy of Danish consumer electronics provider Bang & Olufsen has always been described. Even with the recent launch of “Beosound Emerge”, Danes remain true to their strategy. For the new “WLAN” slim-fit anywhere and ultra-wide sound anywhere in the room, “they charge 599 euros or 649 francs. If audiophiles want to buy the” perfect home compact subwoofer “in oak wood, He has to pay 749 euros or 809 francs to the default cash desk in B&O store online extend.
Design and connections
The Beosound Emerge case is designed in the shape of a book, so it can be placed inconspicuously next to books on the shelf with dimensions of 25.5 x 16.5 x 6.7 cm. Plus the power cable, no messy cables thanks to Bluetooth, Cromecast or Airplay. USB-C, 3.5mm jack and Ethernet connectivity complete the connections. The speaker does not contain a rechargeable battery.
Touch controls
Similar to Sonos’ loudspeakers, audio enthusiasts can operate the subwoofer using tactile elements on top. Operation can be controlled via circular swiping motions on the play button. Beosound Emerge can also be operated using voice commands via Google Assistant. If you prefer stereo sound, you can connect two devices to each other via the Google Home app. Sound is automatically adapted to local conditions via the built-in microphones, as promised by Bang & Olufsen.
Stiftung Warentest did not examine the speakers in book form in their previous test. To this end, the consumer organization shows which speakers are best placed by the users.
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