HARMAN ONYX 2 REVIEW BLUETOOTH

Volume is directly linked to a mobile device when paired via Bluetooth. ThereвЂ™s also a volume band across the top, which can be controlled by swiping your finger. Touch-capacitive buttons run along the speakerвЂ™s rubberized border, including one for power, bass boost, and source/pairing.

HARMAN ONYX 2 REVIEW BLUETOOTH

The speaker hosts all of the inputs, which include a 3.5mm jack, an optical digital connection, and Bluetooth wireless pairing via NFC.

Like most of these wireless speaker duos, the right-hand unit is the captain of the ship. Our only aesthetic-based complaint came while staring down the barrels of the black grilles: The Harman Kardon logo was slightly off-kilter on the left speaker. The speakers sit on small rubber pads that face them at an upward angle. each, and measures approximately 6-inches in diameter across the front. The Nova 2.0 were a tad smaller than we expected, considering the packaging. And if blackвЂ™s not your style, the trim can be swapped out for white accents as well. The speakersвЂ™ essential lack of a color scheme means theyвЂ™ll let whatever youвЂ™re rocking in your home or office shine through, be it marble countertop, or a mahogany shelf. Features and designДЄs modern and unique as the Nova 2.0 look, we think theyвЂ™ll blend in nicely with most any decor. Touch capacitive buttons for power, volume, and Bluetooth pairing littered the right speaker, and our hands met metal caps along the backside of the cabinets, protecting the tractable passive radiators.ДЄt the center of the package was a small box of accessories, including a power supply and cable, a 6-pin proprietary speaker cable to link the two speakers, and a 3.5mm Aux input cable. We removed the protective sacks to find the crystalline speakers within, gleaming like laser-cut glass, and accented with rubberized borders around black speaker grills. We removed the protective sacks to find the crystalline speakers within, gleaming like laser-cut glass

Harman onyx 2 review