KEF's new LSX II LT Wireless HiFi speakers have AirPlay and are more affordable
Audio purveyor Kef launched its latest HiFi speakers this week by introducing a more affordable version of its popular LSX lineup of AirPlay-connected speakers.

The new Kef LSX II LT is more affordable and supports AirPlay
The new LSX II LT Wireless HiFi speakers from Kef build in the brand's legacy of producing premium speakers. The new model drops the price tag a bit while retaining key features.
These desktop speakers boast direct streaming from a multitude of streaming services including Spotify, Tidal, and Amazon Music. The W2 wireless platform also ties in support for Apple AirPlay and Chromecast.
Other than Wi-Fi networking, connectivity is provided via HDMI Arc, USB-C, and optical inputs.

Kef offers the LSX II LT in Graphite Grey, Stone White, and Sage Green
Each LSX II LT uses Kef's 11th generation Uni-Q driver array and can be tuned with its proprietary EQ DSP to balance the audio for its environment.
There are a few differences between the LSX II LT and the original LSX II. The LT version has a wired connection between the two speakers whereas the original can be wireless, the LSX II is Master Quality Authenticated, the pricier model supports Root, and the LSX II has a 3.5mm audio input.
The Kef LSX II LT is available now in Graphite Grey, Stone White, and Sage Green for $999 right now from Kef Authorized Dealer Crutchfield.
Read on AppleInsider
Comments
I have a pair of the LSX originals and they sound way better than the HomePod which they replaced. Sometimes I’m not sure about the sound, but then I’ll play a real quality recording via streaming from AM or Apple TV and yes, they are superb.
https://us.kef.com/products/s1-floor-stand
They're in my bedroom used mainly for streaming music, but also streaming movies with an Apple TV 4K and 32" Viewsonic IPS monitor.
I listen mostly to classical music… mediaeval to contemporary… and opera and they're excellent for that.
Detailed, accurate sound, flat response, good sound stage, but with enough heft to handle complex orchestral music with ease.
With AirPlay 2 I can stream to them from my Mac, iPhone or iPad, too. And also play simultaneously with the KEF speakers in my living room.
There's an option to connect the two speakers with a special (included) Ethernet cable to increase the sampling rate of music being streamed.
It seems to help the sound, anyway. It's great they added HDMI ARC support and a USB-C input.
They're cute, too. Not too big! I've been very happy with them. My wife likes them, too! Definitely worth a listen.
I think KEF USA has a 30 day trial, at least with some of their other speakers.