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alaTest has collected and analyzed 1226 reviews of Naim Mu-so Qb. The average rating for this product is 4.7/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the reliability and size. The sound and design are also mentioned favorably, but opinions are divided on the price.
usability, design, sound, size, reliability
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Naim Mu-so Qb is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.
Expert review by : Andrew Williams (trustedreviews.com)
The Naim Mu-so Qb is an ultra-high-end wireless speaker. It would be a perfect fit for the Apple Store, with a premium design and big audio quality ambitions.
A wireless speaker that looks the part and has plenty of power for a rowdy house party.
Expert review by : Jon Porter (techradar.com)
Big sound and stylish looks in a petite package
Stylish looks ; Small form factor ; Full and vibrant sound
Expensive ; Setup can be painful
There's no denying that Naim's Mu-So Qb makes a big impact, but its controls and setup can be frustrating, especially at this price.
Expert review by : What Hi-Fi? (whathifi.com)
Huge sound and great connectivity from the latest addition to the Mu-so family...
Outstanding build ; Feature-packed ; Big, bold sound ; Decent detail ; Strong rhythmic know-how
Bass a little rich at high volume ; Could have a touch more insight through the midrange
A small speaker with big personality, the Qb combines style, substance and a whole lot of features at a more affordable price
Expert review by (t3.com)
Pound for pound, as good as the original Mu-so and a worthy rival for the Zepellin Wireless
It's one compact ; sexy ; cuboid ; Really good audio for the size ; Lots of connectivity options
Undeniably 'premium' pricing ; The big Mu-so's even better
Expert review by : Mike Lowe (pocket-lint.com)
When the original Naim Mu-so launched in 2014, it was received with critical acclaim. Although it's a physically large bit of kit, it impressed us so much that it took the Pocket-lint Awards gong for best speaker in 2015. Sure, we'd not call the Qb a...
Smashing design, easy setup, multi-room setup possible, sound quality is outstanding - from bass, through to mids and highs
No separate remote in the box, multi-room app control could be better designed, it's not exactly cheap
Sure, we'd not call the Qb a budget speaker by any means, but its £595 price point is about as low as we thought we'd ever see from the Naim, um, name.
Expert review by : Ty Pendlebury (cnet.co.uk)
What comes to mind when you think of the term "wireless speaker"? Is it a $50 Bluetooth speaker ? Maybe the $200 Bose SoundLink Mini ? Or perhaps something even higher quality like the $500 Sonos Play:5 ?
The Naim mu-so Qb is impeccably designed and looks every inch a $1,000 speaker. The Qb sounds great for a product of its impossibly compact dimensions. The number of inputs it offers is obscenely good.
Equivalent performance can be had with the Sonos Play:5 for half the price, and other high-end speakers can offer bigger, stereo sound. The app is nowhere as slick, capable or easy to use as Sonos'.
A luxurious wireless speaker with good sound and amazing design in a compact size, but it's not cheap.
Expert review by : StuffTV (stuff.tv)
This can-do cube packs a heavyweight hi-fi punch
Top-notch build and design ; Handy size for smaller rooms ; Packed with features ; Big, bold, expressive sound
Bass might be on the rich side for neutral ears
Small, stylish and with a sound that’d make its big brother proud, the Qb is a stunning addition to the Mu-so family.
Expert review by (which.co.uk)
This high-end audio brand may be unknown to many, but Naim has quite a reputation in premium hi-fi. The British company first entered the wireless speaker market with the heftily priced Mu-so in 2014. Its new model, the Mu-so Qb, is smaller and...
Expert review by : Jonathan Margolis (howtospendit.ft.com)
A colourful mini one-box hifi with massive bass
Expert review by (avforums.com)
The newest member of the Naim family is a distinctive shape but it's certainly no square
Sounds big and involving ; Looks fantastic ; Excellent feature set
No remote supplied as standard ; Slight midrange graininess ; Can sound a bit artificial with loudness selected
After the Mu-So turned out to be a commercial success, it was fairly inevitable that Naim would look to expand the family. What makes the Qb stand out is that Naim has clearly taken their time about doing so in order to deliver the performance level...
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