There’s also no companion app, so you’ll have to rely on your source device if you want to use, say an equalizer. There’s no Wi-Fi, and no Google Assistant or Alexa, so those looking to integrate this into their Smart ecosystem will probably want to look elsewhere.
Featuresįor its price tag of PhP12,799 (via OnWard), Onyx Studio 6 is what you’d call barebones. The base is also made of a rubbery material which adds a ton of grip.Īt the back, you’ll find a service port, a charging port, and an auxiliary port just in case you want to use it wired. There’s also an LED indicator for pairing and charging. The front has the Harman Kardon branding along with a bunch of physical buttons that can be used to control playback, volume, and for pairing with another device. This means you can safely take this to a pool party without worry. At 2,940 grams, it’s not much of a chore to hold it and move it around.Īs mentioned earlier, the speaker has an IPX7 rating, which means it should survive being accidentally dropped into water up to 1m deep for 30 minutes. It’s not ridiculously big that I’d call it bulky, but it’s big enough to fit it in as an art piece in your living room, on a table, or just about wherever you want to place it. In fact, it also looks like a handbag at an angle. The Onyx Studio 6 actually reminds me of those cassette players that had a handle in the middle so you can easily move them anywhere.
Hk onyx studio 6 Bluetooth#
In this review, we’re looking at the Onyx Studio 6 – a Bluetooth speaker with an IPX7 rating which promises to deliver a combination of great sound quality and portability. When it comes to audio, Harman Kardon is one of the most popular brands that one would come across, with a wide selection of speakers and headphones catering to different types of listeners – whether it be for indoor or outdoor use.
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