Aiwa Exos-9 Portable Bluetooth Speaker

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The Aiwa Exos-9 Reviews app allows users to browse through a vast collection of reviews, comments, and ratings from other users who have purchased and used the Aiwa Exos-9 speaker. This being said, you can’t expect the speaker to go much lower, the driver size being too small to reproduce 20 Hz or anything below 40 Hz. You can even purchase a remote control for it if it would help you to use it, possibly up on a shelf or out of reach. IHOME-STEREO SOUND, INSIDE OR OUT - With 200 watts of continuous power and 5 drivers, including a 6.

The speaker's removable rechargeable battery gives you up to 9 hours of portable operation at full power.

After all, the Aiwa marketing for this speaker was heavily pushing forward the idea of an outdoor boombox-style speaker, and even in the manual, you’ll find the recommendation of using this speaker for the outdoors, camping, or the beach. is not exactly easy to carry around with one hand) the almost entirely plastic enclosure doesn’t feel very robust and thus hurts the overall image of the product. However, before the Arc-1, Aiwa made a wireless speaker that helped raise them from the ashes of forgotten electronic companies. Get 2 of these in pair together for a left right stereo effect or 2 speakers paired left right and left right. We’ve found that you’re more likely to achieve around 5 hours of battery at a higher listening volume.

We’re used to seeing at least IPX4 protection on speakers of this nature and would like to see some sort of protection added in any future iteration of this speaker. You really don't need any clearances for it, but I would leave an inch or two behind it, just for the charging wire, and airflow, other than that it is self contained.

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.

The playlists are different for Spotify, Tidal and Youtube, and based on the songs I enjoy and are available on each! They say you can hook up two together to double the pleasure, but I don't think it has anything to do with it being in stero. The Aiwa Exos-9 is a fairly striking speaker in that the design falls outside of what we’re used to seeing with traditional party speakers. The Aiwa Exos-9 is a large and loud 200-watt portable wireless Bluetooth speaker known for its ability to play loudly, both indoors and out. That means no Application, no Google Assistant, no Alexa, none of that Assistant crap no IP Rating, and no flashing/blinking/dancing LED's.USB charging for phones and tablets, Silcon handle for easy transport, Bass reflex port, Wireless two-speaker pairing, 1x 6.

Furthermore, Edifier Luna doesn’t get near half as loud as EXOS 9, so they are not fit if you’ll want to throw a party, and Luna sounds the worse the louder you drive them, while EXOS 9 stays pretty consistent all across the range. There is no annoying external brick which is nice to see, cause that means there's a power transformer inside the Exos-9 unit. The bass is extremely punchy and hits deep in your stomach, with the roll off happening somewhere at 40Hz, so there will be enough depth to go by. I didn't get past the polyfill stuffing, cause I'm not really the kinda teenager to take stuff apart and see what's truly inside unless I wanna break something in the process.

This determines which frequencies use the most power and adjusts them increasing the life of the battery by up to 100%.