Coda W

The KEF Coda Ws are essentially powered Q1 Metas, with analog, digital, and phono inputs, plus Bluetooth (but not streaming), and a subwoofer output. Much of their value lies in their simplicity as an all-in-one system. Having passive speakers with a separate amplifier does give you some flexibility

You should definitely consider the new KEF Coda W all-in-one wireless speakers. For your use case, I would connect them to your PC via their USB-C port. I can find several shops in Singapore which carry them, so you might even be able to demo the Coda W at one of those.

The new KEF Coda W is right around your budget. Bluetooth connectivity, wireless speakers. All you need is a plug. They're not really portable though, not sure if that's important to you? Maybe she can keep her current little Bluetooth speaker to carry around and be mobile, while having rhe KEF spea

KEF Coda W speakers look like my dream setup, but they don’t support AirPlay. My partner and I want AirPlay mainly so we can switch between devices easily. Bluetooth is a pain when you’re jumping between two phones and two computers. We’re fine with buying an AirPlay adapter/streamer, but I’m confus

Kef Coda W or LSX II LT but I like all in one streaming dsp active speakers and fewer boxes and cables. From a computer speakers with usb or hdmi inputs for low latency. For music casting over upnp works fine even if 100ms latency.

KEF Coda W are offering most of what the LSX II wireless do but at a lower price, not wi-fi. Also a different look. Triangle, Kanto and a few others also offer wi-fi, uPnP, DLNA and internet radio built in. See the spreadsheet list for specs and dimensions of powered and active speakers at http://ww

Ah, ok that makes sense. Be sure to check out the new Coda W, it's the same price as the LSX II LT but has more input flexibility. There might be other compromises to be aware of but should still be worth a bit of time to research them: https://us.kef.com/products/coda-w?variant=50122868588791