Aiwa Exos-9 Portable Bluetooth Speaker

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The carry bag has an IPX4 roasted layer of protection from water splash and dustproof protection rating. Aiwa Exos-9 Battery Life: How Long Does The Aiwa Exos 9 Battery Last For? Your Aiwa Exos 9 has two USB ports, one for updating the speaker firmware and the second is labeled USB charge. Make sure that you have plugged into the right USB charging port, which is also connected to the supplied AC adaptor. They must be securely plugged into a functional AC wall outlet. If these are not in place, make sure to try out a different USB port and an AC wall outlet. An LCD panel is also on the front of the speaker and it displays the EQ that you use and information concerning battery life and lets you know if the speaker is charging. Aiwa seems to see that there are some people looking for a big speaker that can play loudly indoors and outdoors. This speaker is just the answer for such people as you can play sound both indoors and outdoors and still be impressed by the sound output.

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One of the reasons why the Exos-9 sounds so good is because of its 6 internal acoustic drivers that maintain a sense of balance between the highs and the midrange, keeping them present and detailed. The 6.5” inch dual-coil subwoofer also enhances the bass response and creates a sonic low-end that makes your music literally jump out of the speaker. The end result is phenomenal sound performance that makes the Exos-9 suitable for home-theatre setups to provide cinematic sound. We were truly impressed with the sound performance of this wireless speaker. Design Rich Shibley/Digital Trends Editor’s note: The images in this post are of a prototype unit and are not indicative of the final product’s aesthetics. Not only do you get to enjoy thumping super bass sound quality enclosed in this sleek designer portable wireless speaker housing. But you can also use it as a decorative feature that can be put to use when you need a speaker that can play loudly inside the house and outdoors. How Do You Charge Aiwa Exos 9?

The Marshall Woburn is an incredibly loud and iconic design speaker that makes use of wireless speaker technology to deliver an impeccably balanced sound via Bluetooth, airplay, Chromecast, Spotify Connect and multi-room.

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The Aiwa Exos 9 and the Marshall Woburn bluetooth wireless speakers look miles apart in similarities yet when you look closely under the hood, you can see how these two are not that different. But, which is better when you compare the Marshall Woburn vs. Aiwa Exos 9 wireless speakers? The Marshal Woburn speakers stand out as the best when compared to the Aiwa Exos 9 as they effortlessly connect with Apple AirPlay, you can stream content with Google Chromecast and the popular Spotify is also in there. The Aiwa Exos 9 is technically a niche product that will satisfy people’s needs on the market for a speaker that can play loudly both indoors and outdoors. Since the Exos-9 is the product that pulled Aiwa from the ashes, maybe they should have named it “The Phoenix” instead. Either way, the Exos-9 is a dynamite speaker that sounds great, especially outdoors. If Aiwa can add some built-in water protection and some additional smart connection options like Alexa, AirPlay or Google Play, the Exos-9 could come close to that perfect all-in-one speaker.

It is equipped with the Marshall Multi-room app which is just straightforward with each zine speaker being toggled to single or multi, but it’s easy to see which speaker is live and playing. Pros and Cons

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This speaker is a multi-room speaker looking like a big Marshall amplifier that you might find on stage at a gig. This wireless speaker is compatible with AirPlay, Chromecast and Spotify Connect and there are also other two relatively similar wireless speakers apart from the Marshall multiroom in the ever-growing list of Zound’s Marshall collection. Most Aiwa Exos 9 failed to charge frequently online due to using an incorrect USB port instead of the designated charge port. To start, the Exos-9 is big, heavy and loud, which makes it perfect for kid’s basement parties and both indoor and outdoor get-togethers. Even though the Exos-9 can be used outdoors, it is neither waterproof nor water resistant. Aiwa does offer an optional carrying case which gives the speaker an IPX4 splash and dustproof rating. The Aiwa Exos 9 is neither waterproof of water-resistant. As an outdoor portable wireless Bluetooth speaker, you would expect Aiwa Exos 9 waterproof, dustproof, if not water-resistant, to be used outdoors. Sadly, the Aiwa Exos 9 is neither waterproof nor water-resistant.

If you are going to charge your Aiwa Exos 9 speaker, make sure you are connecting your USB charging cable into the charging port and not into the Aiwa Exos 9 firmware updating port. It should be noted that this is not a finalized version of the new Aiwa speaker. In the end, some different materials may be used, and the final product will be a little bit cleaner. For that reason, we’re holding off on a full review of the Aiwa Exos-9 untilwe receive a proper production model. Until then, we’ll be over here partying with our prototype. On top of this sleek designed speaker, you will find an array of controls like the polished brass volume control knobs, bass trebbles and audio selection choices for your ease of use. Permanently visible in the middle of the Woburn wiressless speakers is the dominant brassy Marshall logo along with matching beading around the edges of a nicely stitched fabric speaker grille. Are Marshall speakers worth it? The Aiwa exos 9 wireless Bluetooth speaker delivers exceptional sound performance and can get as loud as 100Dbs when you fire up the front-firing tweeter speakers that are housed in this sleek speaker. There are 5 drivers inside the speaker, one large woofer, two mid drivers, and two tweeters. This is a large configuration for a single speaker, and the fact there are two midrange drivers, and two tweeters makes the sound kinda spacey, rather than a fully mono speaker that sounds entirely mono, like the Yamaha WX021 Music Cast 20 was. There is also an EQ built in the speaker, and I managed to get a tuning that I consider sounded best with it, regardless of the location you’re listening to it from.