BV: the only TV that does not need to be "on" to entertain the whole family...

I'm not a big fan of the image of B&O owners that gives this video 😂

when i got my avant the dealer just was to put it together. i myself was keen on do the settings, cablings etc personally. and yes, i made some videoclips with the cellular and sent it, pride like Oskar, to some persons

leosgonewild wrote:

Reminds me of my ex. Rearranging stuff to get a picture for instagram. We are becoming a tragic species 😉

Leo, changing the status of such a women to "ex" is the right decision of a wise man!

This videos emphasizes that we indeed seem to become an embarassing species...

Watching these videos and receiving TV streams from outer space is the reason why Aliens will always visit our planet anonymously / incognito. 😕

Michael wrote:

It's witty but I don't like it really. For a lot of people a B&O tv is something special and deserves some credit. I'm confused about what they mean about their customer base.

Simple!  They're trying to expand it. 

What they have been doing might been seen as elitist (for some) and its definitely not making them any money.  They're trying to "spread the love" :-) 

Aussie Michael wrote:

Simple! They're trying to expand it.

What they have been doing might been seen as elitist (for some) and its definitely not making them any money. They're trying to "spread the love" :-)

Michael wrote:

Aussie Michael wrote:

 

Simple! They're trying to expand it.

 

What they have been doing might been seen as elitist (for some) and its definitely not making them any money. They're trying to "spread the love" :-)

 

 

 

I'm not so sure this is the right way. I wouldn't expect any other exclusive brands to promote themselves this way.

A new car from a vending machine, including the PDI?

Bang & Olufsen seems to hast lost any clue about management and now marketing, too. Imagine Rolex or Omega begin marketing like this... embarassing.

Looks like B&O tries to damage their reputation wherever they can.

In these times of instability and fear of terrorism they promote their new bluetooth in-ear headphones with a guy that doesn't really fit into the campaign.. 😕 At least in the american and european countries this is not a wise decision.

Another very good example are their notebook/computer speakers. "Audio by Bang & Olufsen ICEpower" was printed on four generations of Asus Zenbook. The sound was incredible bad and I know a few people that will never buy anything from B&O as those "high end lousy sounding" speakers where there first contact with the brand and they can't imagine that such a company is able to deliver good sound. Now with the recent generation of Zenbooks they switched to harman kardon speakers instead of B&O... you can guess why. My wifes Samsung Notebook has harman kardon speakers/audio integrated and it sounds 10 times better than my Zenbook with Bang & Olufsen Audio. Even those lousy Apple Macbooks do sound better.

Let's pray that B&O gets some serious capable people in some departments (management, marketing, computer audio, design) . For example they could offer Geoff and his team everything he needs to make some fine computer audio components / speakers.

Next departmend that will be sold or closed down could be the TV section. Who should pay 20 times the price for a chinese Android TV even if it looks good? That's not B&O...

It's so sad to see what our beloved brand is doing...

TWG wrote:

In these times of instability and fear of terrorism they promote their new bluetooth in-ear headphones with a guy that doesn't really fit into the campaign.. At least in the american and european countries this is not a wise decision.