Ostensibly, the speaker is meant to be plugged in for daily use, but it does offer a rechargeable battery for up to five hours of wireless playback. The speaker is relatively easy to cart around thanks to a convenient handle carved into its back, though it’s a little too heavy for carrying long distances.
To say this speaker is designed with simplicity in mind would be a gross understatement. At that price, this stylish and capable dish of sound is pretty much a no brainer. However, the speaker is now available for a screaming deal, priced at just $200 on Amazon. Updated 9/25/14: T he Onyx Studio is an excellent speaker at $400, if not a bit spendy. Follow us below to see if HK’s latest audio offering is right for you. While not without its shortcomings, the speaker is a capable sonic companion that’s sure to impress guests with its chic aesthetic. For that price, the Onyx Studio offers powerful sound, five hours of portability, and a sexy form factor that looks good nearly anywhere – from the kitchen counter to the mantle. The result of the Onyx Studio’s slimming-down from its feature-rich predecessor is a slimmer price point, though the speaker still runs a rather hefty $400 at Sprint retail locations.
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It also cuts out Airplay and DLNA wireless support, as well as an Aux input, leaving Bluetooth as its sole source. Part of a surprising new partnership between H/K and Sprint, the Studio trades the original Onyx’s Saturn-esque halo stand for a more utilitarian, dual-pronged design.
The minimalist saucer of sound is a scaled-down evolution of H/K’s original Onyx speaker, which debuted last September. If you’ve got a funny feeling you may have seen Harman Kardon’s new Onyx Studio Bluetooth speaker before, it’s not Déjà vu.
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