Testseek.com have collected 37 expert reviews of the Bowers & Wilkins Z2 Airplay wireless speaker and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Bowers & Wilkins Z2 Airplay wireless speaker.
May 2013
(82%)
37 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
B&W's Z2 AirPlay Speaker manages to combine performance with simplicity and style. And while the included dock may seem a bit retro, it does make the Z2 the perfect bedside music system and overnight charging station for your new iPhone 5. ...
Great styling, Small package, Big sound, IR remote and onboard controls,
Compression and high volumes, Limited bass output, Lightning connector dock only works with newer iOS devices
Although the Z2 has some caveats, it has a tremendous amount of things in its favor as well. It’s extremely functional, providing on-board volume and power buttons, a seven button IR remote, and control via any AirPlay compatible device. And the crazy...
La télécommande, Le dock Lightning, La compatibilité AirPlay
Un prix un peu élevé...
La Z2 est un nouveau coup de maître de Bowers & Wilkins, qui ravira les passionnés de musique, et en particulier ceux qui ont acheté un iPhone ou un iPod ces derniers mois. Et pour bien profiter d'un bon vieux Slayer, il suffit d'ouvrir iTunes, d'ajuster...
Abstract: At a time when wireless stereos mean you get to keep your iPhone or iPod touch in hand to do other things with it, but dockable stereos mean you get to charge your device while listening, consumers and vendors alike are left unsure which direction to ...
Bowers & Wilkins's £699 A7 remains the priciest AirPlay speaker I've tested, and it sounds exceptional. The company's Z2 costs half as much, but it still sounds very, very good. While the Z2 can't rival the A7's sound, it's far more affordable, it's consi...
Abstract: Bowers & Wilkins's $400 is the apparent successor to the company's , but instead of a 30-pin dock connector, the Z2 features a dock and wireless streaming. Supporting the latest iPhone, iPod touch, and iPod nano models, the Z2 is available in black ...
Offers both AirPlay and a Lightning-connector dock; very impressive sound
Cheap, plasticky remote, $499.95
Bowers & Wilkins's $999 A7 remains the priciest AirPlay speaker I've tested and it sounds exceptional. The company's Z2 costs half as much, but it still sounds very, very good. While the Z2 can't rival the A7's sound, it's far more affordable, it's consid...
Offers both AirPlay and a Lightning-connector dock; Very impressive sound
Cheap, plasticky remote
Bowers & Wilkins's £699 A7 remains the priciest AirPlay speaker I've tested, and it sounds exceptional. The company's Z2 costs half as much, but it still sounds very, very good. While the Z2 can't rival the A7's sound, it's far more affordable, it's consi...
Offers both AirPlay and a Lightningconnector dock, Very impressive sound
Cheap, plasticky remote
Bowers & Wilkins's $800 A7 remains the priciest AirPlay speaker I've tested, and it sounds exceptional. The company's Z2 costs half as much, but it still sounds very, very good. While the Z2 can't rival the A7's sound, it's far more affordable, it's cons...
Alimentation externe, Les graves manquent de profondeur au 3/4 de la puissance, Brouillon à pleine puissance
Avec la Z2, Bowers & Wilkins propose une enceinte de qualité intégrant un dock Lightning pour l'iPhone 5, l'iPod touch 5G ou bien encore l'iPod nano 7G. Facturée environ 400 euros, elle s'offre le luxe d'assurer la prise en charge d'AirPlay ce qui la rend...
