Bang & Olufsen - Reviews and experiences

I bought the Beolit 15 speaker from this store and I was really let down. It was pricey, but it didn't hold up like I thought it would. The metal frame started to come apart, which made the speaker not look as good, and the battery died with no way to replace it. On top of that, the speaker cuts out at louder volumes, so I can't rely on it. Even though it's under warranty, the customer service and help from this store has been pretty bad - they didn't offer any compensation or exchange for the issues.

I got the Beosound Stage a few years back and I gotta say, I'm really let down by how it keeps losing connection all the time. I've tried everything to fix it, but every month like clockwork, it's disconnected from the TV or network. It's just become a real headache and a waste of money, honestly.

I just got the A9 speaker and gotta tell ya, it sounds amazing! Not only does it pump out awesome tunes, but it also looks like a piece of art in my place. Its slick design fits in with any decor and always wows my guests. I've had my eye on this speaker for a while now, and I can say for sure, it was totally worth splurging on.

BEOSOUD A9 is the best stereo speaker ever! The sound quality is amazing, and it looks super sleek. The app is so easy to use and makes controlling the speaker a breeze. One of my favorite features is how it automatically connects to my vinyl disk player with a cable, and the WiFi connection is so smooth, especially when I'm playing HiRes music from Qobuz. The only thing that would make it even better is if it could work with FreeBOX TV for an even more awesome video projector experience.

The Portable A1 speaker is really well-built, feels sturdy and like it's well put together. But man, let me tell you, the sound quality is a total disappointment. The bass is way too strong, making this loud booming noise that just ruins the whole listening vibe. It's a bummer that a well-known brand like this would put out something with such poor sound. And to top it off, I got this as a gift so I can't even return it, which just adds to my aggravation.

The E8 earbuds have great sound quality, but don't let that fool you - the connectivity is a total disaster. As an engineer, I was shocked by how a top-of-the-line product could have such terrible technical issues. The ease of using Bluetooth and quick connection, like cheaper earbuds or headphones, was completely missing with these. After dealing with constant connection problems, I ended up tossing the E8 earbuds in the trash.

Buying the Beolit 20 is totally worth it - it's an amazing product that stands out from the rest. The price might be a bit steep, but the quality and value you get are definitely worth it. The tech is top of the line and delivers on both satisfaction and reliability. So props to the brand for making such a fantastic product! Cheers!

Eh, gotta tell ya, the Beosound A1 is a total game-changer, eh. I'm just amazed by the sound quality and cool design of this speaker, eh. It fits right in with my way of life, and I love that I can take it with me wherever I go, eh. It's been my trusty sidekick during all my outdoor fun and indoor chill time. Plus, the battery life is top-notch and I haven't had any problems with staying connected at all, eh.

The Beolite portable speaker is amazing for sound! I have trouble hearing all the details in music because of my hearing impairment, but this speaker lets me hear everything. It's even better than my expensive sound systems in other rooms. I love it so much that I'm thinking about getting more speakers for my chill spot at the top of my house.

I bought two sets of BEOPLAY EQ earphones, and man, they weren't cheap. But to be honest, I've been having a bunch of issues with them. First off, the battery life is way shorter than they said it would be, and that really sucks. And then there's the problem of connecting them to different devices, which can be a real headache. I tried to get one of the devices fixed or swapped out, but the whole process took forever and wasn't very helpful. Despite all that, I've decided to hang on to the earphones for now. But I'm starting to think about other options for my next audio purchase since maybe the B&O brand isn't the best fit for me. The sound quality is decent, but there might be better options out there for the price.