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Still no option to turn on the speaker from a remote or from phone via the app?
This is only think that it annoying on beolit 15 that I need to push the the button on the speaker. I want to be in the bed on a lazy Sunday and music start not to get off the bed and push the button and etc...
Still no option to turn on the speaker from a remote or from phone via the app?
This is only think that it annoying on beolit 15 that I need to push the the button on the speaker. I want to be in the bed on a lazy Sunday and music start not to get off the bed and push the button and etc...
Still no option to turn on the speaker from a remote or from phone via the app?
This is only think that it annoying on beolit 15 that I need to push the the button on the speaker. I want to be in the bed on a lazy Sunday and music start not to get off the bed and push the button and etc...
Still no option to turn on the speaker from a remote or from phone via the app?
This is only think that it annoying on beolit 15 that I need to push the the button on the speaker. I want to be in the bed on a lazy Sunday and music start not to get off the bed and push the button and etc...
I rather thought that the hidden cord storage of the BeoLit 15 was clever and useful.
I am new to the world of Beolit and new to this site so it is great to see what others think.
I just purchased two Beolit 15 speakers a month ago. I purchased pink and blue. Love the colors and love the sound.
I can't help but wonder if the sound quality will be significantly improved on the 17. 😛
I can't help but wonder if the sound quality will be significantly improved on the 17. 😛
Absolutely not. It's the same design. The speakers/internals won't have changed, certainly not "significantly". How would that be possible?
I thought that, universally, one area most people agreed on was that with the 15 the sound quality was excellent?
moxxey:
The cable compartment is removed to allow for an improved sound. So there is some difference sound wise between Beolit 15 and 17.
But, like you, I doubt there is any significant difference.
However I think a lot of people may have mis judged how the clip that holds the flap works and have broken it. Wasn't an issue for me on my BL12 but I read others broke theirs regularly. On B&O site there are not many images so I had to download the user guide So yes , no hidey hole for the cordThe power is in a more usable spot - was previously difficult if you had to plug in and out. That's a B&O thing they love to do - make the spot where you plug the power in, in the most awkward of spots There is now a brick for charging but I suspect most will use their MacBook / MacBook Pro USB c chargers if you have one I wonder if it looks nicer now that the aluminium grill is wrapped all the way aroundWill they bring out another white one?I love the return to the touch buttons.I rather thought that the hidden cord storage of the BeoLit 15 was clever and useful.
I think there is zero sound improvement because of that but it was rather removed since you have to use a bigger external adapter now - a flaw in that kind of product I'd say - meaning the bl12 design that bl15 has was more optimal for a portable speaker - since you wouldn't forget the clumps adapter - it's built in! :)moxxey: The cable compartment is removed to allow for an improved sound. So there is some difference sound wise between Beolit 15 and 17. But, like you, I doubt there is any significant difference. Beoplay V1 with Beo4, Beolab 14.4 and ATV4/Chromecast. Beoplay A2, A9, H2, H3, H8.
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