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135 recensioni
07/2025
alaTest ha raccolto ed analizzato 135 recensioni su Naim Mu-so (2nd Gen, 2019). La media della valutazione per questo prodotto è 4.7/5, confrontata con la media della valutazione di 4.3/5 per altri prodotti. I commenti su qualità bassi e dimensione sono globale positive. In aggiunta, design e usabilità ottengono un buon feedback ma si osservano varie recensioni non positive circa il prezzo.
qualità suono, usabilità, design, dimensione, qualità bassi
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Abbiamo analizzato differenti valutazioni di esperti ed clienti, età del prodotto ed altri elementi. A confronto con altri prodotti, Naim Mu-so (2nd Gen, 2019) ha ottenuto un alaScore™ complessivo di 95/100 = qualità Eccellente.
Recensione esperto da : Simon Lucas (trustedreviews.com)
If you're lucky enough to have more than a grand to drop on a wireless speaker, the Mu-so 2 demands to be very near the top of your shortlist
Lovely materials and build quality ; Deft sound, with real reserves of power ; Lots of functionality
Pricey ; Not much of an advance visually
Mu-so 2 is a bigger upgrade on the original Mu-so than it first appears
Recensione esperto da (whathifi.com)
Classic wireless speaker gets a boost in performance and price
All-inclusive feature list ; Neat all-in-one design ; Rich, rhythmic, insightful sound ; Agreeable app
Costs much more than the last generation model
A superb-sounding, fully-featured wireless speaker that justifies its considerable expense
Recensione esperto da : What Hi-Fi? (whathifi.com)
What Hi-Fi? Awards 2023 winner. Just a few tweaks make for a superb second version
Open, detailed and expressive ; Loads of streaming options ; Multi-room ready
Nothing at this price
The Mu-so Qb retains an inherently likeable presentation but has matured over the years since its first generation.
Recensione esperto da : Matthew Bolton (t3.com)
The Naim Mu-So Qb (2nd Gen) is a triumph of elite sound quality at a size you can fit in any room
Wonderful sound quality ; Pretty compact dimensions ; Top-tier streaming and file support ; Different colour options
No aptX Bluetooth ; Can't offer true stereo
The Naim Mu-so Qb (2nd Gen) not only knocks it out of the park, but right out of the state. Music is so detailed, so finely balanced, so perfectly timed – and comes out of something so compact, somehow. If you love music and need a flexible Wi-Fi...
Recensione esperto da : Duncan Bell (t3.com)
Naim takes everything that was great about the Mu-so and makes it even better
Great sound ; Stable, easy to use app ; Supports all the streaming services 99% of people use
Sheer girth might pose positioning issues in some rooms
Recensione esperto da : Mike Lowe (pocket-lint.com)
The second-gen hard-wired home speaker brings updated control wheel, new drivers and an included control. And a larger price. Is it worth it?
Beautiful industrial-esque design ; Updated Command Dial is great to use ; Sensational sound quality that's clean and prominent across the frequency range ; Now includes a remote control
Not massively different from original model ; Price hike over original ; Full-size Mu-so (first gen) might be worth paying a little extra to own ; Bass not sub-sonic levels and can't compare to full-size Mu-so
Far classier than the glut of current smart speakers, more audio adept than the Sonos line-up, the second-gen Qb might have a silly name, but its silly-good sound quality sells it. The deft Command Dial control and heaps of connectivity options form...
Recensione esperto da : Mike Lowe (pocket-lint.com)
The Mu-so sequel is here, upgrading (and up-pricing) one of the best all-in-one systems we've ever heard. So what's new and why should you buy one?
Immense sound output - with more bass and dynamic volume than first-gen model ; Supports to 32-bit 384kHz for audiophile quality ; Eye-catching and distinctive design ; Lots of connectivity (incl. Spotify Connect / Tidal / Google Cast / AirPlay 2) ;...
It's very expensive (far more than original model) ; No on-screen menu system for HDMI use ; Included remote control is basic ; Big and heavy so won't suit all ; Lacks sound presets for soundbar scenarios
Although pricey, we think the Mu-so 2 is worth every penny. The sound quality from this industrial box is second to none, although if you already own the original then the second-gen's addition of an HDMI port isn't a huge attraction. Really and truly...
Recensione esperto da : Jim Milton (hometheaterhifi.com)
Today I'll be checking out Naim's Mu-so 2 and Mu-so Qb 2 Wireless Music Systems. They're elegantly styled wireless speakers with powerful...
Room filling sound from a small package ; High-quality build with a unique volume control ; Surprisingly good bass with plenty of slam ; Well designed, intuitive control app
A metal remote with backlighting
Recensione esperto da : Hi-Fi Choice (hifichoice.co.uk)
When Naim launched its original Mu-so back in 2014 (HFC 391), the sleek one-box design exuded mass-market appeal and took the Salisbury-based concern from purveyor of specialist hi-fi that worked best with its own components to a company with a product...
Recensione esperto da : Libby Plummer (stuff.tv)
Naim corners the cube-shaped speaker market
Gorgeous design ; Great for compact spaces ; Slick, revamped interface ; Powerful, room-filling sound
Pricier than the (already steep) original Qb ; Additional speaker grilles cost extra
The best compact wireless speaker around just got better
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