Flere wrote:

Hope it can be paired with a Essence remote.

Would be nice combination.

I find the display so ghastly and 90's looking. Also the word "GO" is a terrible idea as it is only english friendly and I'm sure there will be lots of instances where the word "Go" doesn't make much sense. 

Severed_Hand_of_Skywalker wrote:

I find the display so ghastly and 90's looking. Also the word "GO" is a terrible idea as it is only english friendly and I'm sure there will be lots of instances where the word "Go" doesn't make much sense. 

I believe that, as international forums like this show, people all over the world understand English and in the kinds of work that earn the money to buy premium products it's spoken to quite a level. So, terrible is not really the word perhaps?

I can't agree more! Personally I got stuck with an LG OLED TV( B&O still doesn't have an OLED or HDMI 2.2) so a center speaker is imperative. Recently I've purchased a beolab 10 but I would have preferred a WISA speaker and perhaps a newer model(Beolab 10 sounds a bit boxy but maybe is just me). Talking about speakers I'm waiting for ceiling speakers as well(WISA of course) so that I can enjoy DTS:X/Atmos movies

I gotta say, I'm not a fan of the design. What I love most about B&O products is that it looks like they were designed for 20 years in the future, not 20 years in the past. Just my opinion though. 

Understating English is only part of the issue. "GO" is a terrible user interface element. The early iPhone prototypes that Apple made had "Home" written on the home button. This would have limited them greatly in the future as this universal "home" button went on to serve many other purposes that have nothing to do with going to the home screen.

The BeoSound 5 also had a "Go" button. To my disbelief you would put the "Go" button to pause your music or "Go" to show album artwork. How does that make any sense? Its totally unintuitive and very restricting.

Simonbeo, incredibly arrogant of you to presume that! Very short sighted!

Even Paul W settles down some time - and buys himself a new (B&O) tv ;-))

MM

Maybe after a few years usage the 'GO' will wear off like it does on the beo4. Then everyone can be happy 😕