CONCLUSION

   Just like their predecessors the highly acclaimed Lower East Side Media Speakers the Wireless Speakers by Audyssey are great not only because they produce very deep and rich bass but also because they offer very good audio depth/accuracy/detail (however when using low-quality audio material the level of detail is not a good thing). Of course in order to use the Wireless Speakers in all their might we had them playing for almost 25 days (3-4 hours per day) and only then did we take into consideration their audio reproducing quality (you always need to give some time for the drivers to burn-in whether we're talking about speakers, headphones or ever earphones). The auto-off function Audyssey had implemented with their Lower East Side Media Speakers is also present in their Wireless Speakers and i personally consider it quite useful since i don't like spending a dime more for power than i have to (especially with the current prices in electricity). The same problem however remains and so just like with the Lower East Side Media Speakers the Wireless Speakers also lack treble and bass adjustment knobs which could help a lot especially people who may not like the rich bass offered by default and so i don't know why Audyssey keeps avoiding using something like that. Perhaps it's because they fine-tune the audio parameters of their speaker sets themselves, still i think it is well worth the gamble (and they could have a reset button to restore their "optimum" settings.

   Although currently the Wireless Speakers by Audyssey retail for USD199 inside the USA (Crutchfield) and at around 240Euros inside the EU you just might be able to find them for less by following the Audyssey Facebook page since they have been making quite a few discounts to their fans from time to time (sometimes in the form of offers via their distributors). True the current price tag is higher than the one of the Lower East Side Media Speakers but take into account that you are paying the new Bluetooth feature (although you lose the optical input) and at the same time you are still paying less compared to what you'd have to pay if you went for a stereo speaker sets from JBL, Klipsch and from the other well-known manufacturers instead. Long story short just like their predecessors the Wireless Speakers by Audyssey are not aimed at everyone out there but are mostly designed for audio enthusiasts who want deep/rich bass and superior audio clarity without having to spend their entire paycheck in the process. Because of the above the Wireless Speakers by Audyssey get our Platinum Award.

PROS

- Excellent Build Quality
- Design (For Some)
- Compact Size
- Rich/Deep Bass
- Audio Detail
- Bluetooth Wireless Connectivity
- 3.5mm Input/output
- Auto-Off Feature 

CONS

- Price (For Some)
- No Bass/Treble Adjustment Knobs
- No Optical Input (Compared To Their Predecessor)
- Audio Volume (Although Balanced For Their Size)