Teenage Engineering OD-11
Key features of Teenage Engineering products
- Based on the legendary Carlsson speaker from 1974
- Equipped with a 6.5″ woofer and neodymium tweeter
- Analog class-D amplifier with 100 W power output
- Frequency range: 28 – 20,000 Hz
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth 4.0 LE
- Colour: white
- Compatible with Apple Airplay
- Spotify Connect support
- Orthoplay software remote control app available (iOS and Android)
- Optical digital input
- Analog line input (3.5 mm jack)
- Housing is made from reinforced plastic
- Option to expand with 2 loudspeakers for stereo operation
- 100 – 240 V universal power supply
- Weight: 7.5 kg
- Dimensions: 262 x 272 x 262 mm
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Customer Review Summary
The Teenage Engineering OD-11 is a striking addition to any space, boasting a clear and attractive design that stands out as a piece of furniture in its own right. Unlike similar wireless speakers, it doesn’t require a dedicated shelf or stand; simply place it in the corner, and it becomes a minimal yet beautiful focal point.
Setting up the OD-11 is straightforward, guided by online instructions that make it operational within minutes. The sound quality is decent for casual listening, particularly when used with Spotify and Airplay. However, for film audio, a wired connection is necessary to avoid latency issues, a common drawback in many systems.
In summary, I would recommend the OD-11 for its appealing design and satisfactory sound at a reasonable price. It is well-crafted, but the audio performance may not satisfy those seeking a high-fidelity experience. While it performs adequately in various environments, such as open and enclosed spaces, the sound quality lacks depth, making it more suitable for ambient music rather than serious listening. The absence of proper equaliser options and noticeable fluctuations in Wi-Fi connectivity further detract from its overall performance. For those needing a stylish speaker for background music in a waiting area, it fits the bill, but for true music enthusiasts, it may fall short.
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