#Onyx 2 speaker Bluetooth

This is largely due to rear-firing bass that sounds absolutely massive considering the size. Harman Kardon proves again that their products, even being multiple generations old, perform on par with modern speakers. If thereвЂ™s something that is timeless about this speaker, itвЂ™s in the sound. The speaker doesnвЂ™t do much outside of producing sound, but the sound it produces is pure, rich, and deep. In this light, the Onyx Studio is a bit of a one-trick pony, but that trick is certainly a good one.

#Onyx 2 speaker Bluetooth

The Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity means newer devices are compatible, with improved range, but other than these, thereвЂ™s not much else. In fact, thereвЂ™s nothing outside of actually producing sound here. Being the first model of the line, features seem omitted in favor of releasing new versions of the speaker in the future. FeaturesДЇeature-wise, the Onyx Studio is a little barren. Overall, the design of the Onyx Studio is gorgeous, just not timeless. ThatвЂ™s really up to the eye of the beholder though and is only a concern when the other speakers are taken into consideration. The grille looks about the same as newer models, but a thick soft rubber ring surrounds it, killing the sleek look of the speaker. However, the main part of the speaker that makes it look like a prototype is in the front. The top features a familiar set of controls, including soft-touch controls for Bluetooth, power, and volume. On the back, thereвЂ™s a convenient carrying handle for mobility and a woofer with a brushed silver dome and Harmon Kardon branding. The speaker still features the circular design, that leans back on two silver feet. However, in the context of new iterations, this version looks more like a prototype than a status symbol. The speaker that started the whole line is still beautifully designed, which shouldnвЂ™t come as much of a surprise. Despite not holding as smooth of an aesthetic as newer models, the original Onyx studio proves to be an incredible Bluetooth speaker, despite its age.