Flappo wrote:

That grille at the bottom... sorry , no way

Remember that you don't see the speaker as it slides down? So it's mostly a BV7/BV12-looking TV, with a speaker that appears in use.

I like it. Don't love it, but looks way better when you just see the panel. Would look good on a wall.

Marcello wrote:

I don't get it.

The article (which I have google translated) says "No smart tv".

However, on page 62 of the TV user guide they explain how to access spotify, youtube etc.

It wouldn't be the first time that a reviewer has got something wrong because there was too much to take in!

Graham

PapaJustify wrote:

As with the most B&O products, it is more impressive in person. And with the motorized stand and speakers it really create a unique feeling.

Give it a chance guys.

I think there are some interesting inovations with this Avant (if the google traduction is good !) :

- The movements of the motorized stand

- The 4K panel

- The moving speakers with integrated subwoofer

- The new VisionClear adaptive feature

- Ho, and... The new BeoRemote One !

I think, like Apple fan, BeoWorlders are very demanding about design and technology and would like a "revolution" for each new product !

Waiting for the official presentation on the B&O website, and of course to see it in flesh in the shop...

I guess you have to see it in real before you make your opinion. 

My first thought is that I expected more, but I have not seen it in person yet. I think many of us are going to change our mind.

Cheers 

Spotify, Deezer and YouTube are available as standalone apps on the Avant.

Yes,

Of course, as always with a new B&O product, we must see it in real...

I think it looks nice, the only thing I'm not of a fan of is the grille in the middle. But who's knows it may look better in the flesh.

the remote looks so sleek.

The article on lydogbilde.no went away again. Maybe they had a friendly call from B&O...