Name: The Three
Brand: Klipsch
SKU: 119412
Rating: 3.7 (116 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.2 / 5

Sound Quality and Soundstage Klipsch has
helps it stand out in the best of ways
great bass

Highs become harsh
and heavy distortions destroy the low end
forefront it doesn t lose the mids or highs

Bluetooth: yes
Wireless network (wi-fi): yes

Klipsch The Three - Pros & Cons

Sound Quality and Soundstage Klipsch has
helps it stand out in the best of ways
great bass
strong mids
and clean highs
Google Assistant works really well on this speaker
nice design and Klipsch quality sound
copper-colored controls fit nicely into the Klipsch design theme
useful technology and optimized setup
straightforward and works quite well
robust
transparent sound signature
solid audio quality and a sturdy
comfortable build
It does fine work with vocals
Klipsch is a sight more confident
room-filling
warm acoustics
and powerful bass output
The audio quality was generally very impressive
sound was full
rich
and powerful with excellent bass
nice
full sound with good reproduction of the instruments and rich bass
sound quality of The Three
a clean
rich
well-balanced sound
Good dynamics performance at nominal levels
the speaker delivers sharp attack and good bass precision
localizability is also better up close
broad boost did wonders for clarity especially with female vocals
better-balanced
and more neutral sound profile
better-balanced and more neutral sound profile
is battery-powered and better-built
vintage-inspired design
rich bass
precise treble
and solid dynamics performance
voices sound very coherent and natural
very elegant wood with a copper control panel and a black knitted grille makes
built well and looks gorgeous
It is user friendly and makes the Wi-Fi connection more stable
speaker is pleasing to the eye and delivers high-quality sound
much easier and directly accessible
excellent depth to its sound and is suitable for all music genres
It still provides exceptional clarity and sound
Rich tones and easy connectivity make
speaker is aesthetically pleasing with a wide box-like shape
The sound of The Three is warm
with depth and clarity
rich depth and detail coupled with excellent stereo spread
Bluetooth speaker that is refreshingly simple
most exciting converters currently on the market
solid sound quality and a great experience
Bluetooth connectivity for The Three works very well
warmth and clarity
Well-made
warm and engaging sound
versatile
robust and well-articulated bass frequencies
Klipsch has excellent bass
Klipsch feels old school solid too
Klipsch was utterly stable and a very good listen indeed
the phono stage is also reasonably good
Three s character remained intact and fun to experience
The Three s physical controls are well marked and easy to identify
Sound quality is balanced and controlled
The Three is a fun
exciting speaker to listen to
The Three performs brilliantly with no breakup or distortion
Great sound
beautiful looks
and quality parts
with the upper mids and highs delivering surprisingly good detail and intelligibility
understated 1950s heritage styling works very well
The Three II is remarkably easy to use

Highs become harsh
and heavy distortions destroy the low end
forefront it doesn t lose the mids or highs
Wifi may be spotty when many people are using it
have to be boring
this is not a large speaker
The Three is not designed to be an outdoor speaker
audio quality is compromised
s eerie falsetto comes across as a heartfelt moaning
The JBL sounded just a bit congested
It does not support the aptX codec
slightly off way with timing and integration
look like the smart speaker is available to buy in Australia yet
the new model has no physical inputs at all
her music was available only to Google Play Music subscribers
No assistant
occasional boomy bass
have a turntable to test out
most-certainly is not a portable speaker
the Klipsch is a bit of a star
connection swerves firmly into leftfield territory
lack of app control
There is a substantial loss of upper content when listening from the sides of the device
the Klipsch lost some points in the television viewing scenario
The tuning of the device is not ideal for TV viewing
A lack of low end is also noticeable
only the grill mesh to protect the drivers
It may not display this or other websites correctly
the speaker lacks physical inputs
including USB
is built-in support for some streaming favorites
It might sound somewhat corny
lacks any bulky external power supply
had a distinct character of coming from a box
The Three does not have Alexa built-in
noise moved to the alternate driver showing this is electrical problem
same peak is now heavily attenuated
No sound customization features
functionality is missing here
bass - a limitation of many Bluetooth speakers
lacklustre phono stage and inability to convey a believable stereo image
Vinyl listening was a little disappointing
Klipsch Heritage Wireless The Three II Desktop Stereo in
a graphic EQ to customize its sound to your liking
some compression present at max volume
it struggles to reproduce low-bass
It struggles to reproduce low-bass
it does not create an equally wide soundstage as two loudspeakers
Does the Klipsch Three II have a battery
the sound can be exaggerated
battery-powered and needs to remain plugged into a power source
such a bass from a device with relatively small dimensions
not have any input portals and relies only on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth compatibility
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all being front-facing and not an all-round system
an optical connection might have seen more use

Klipsch The Three - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Peak power	80 W Best: Devialet Phantom Peak power: 4500 W
Weight	4700 g Best: Philips BT2650 Weight: 0.21 g

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Klipsch The Three - Full Specifications

Low frequency	45.0 Hz
High frequency	20.0 kHz
Peak power	80.0 W
Supported formats	WMA
Number of drivers	2

Height	0.7 in
Width	1.37 in
Depth	0.7 in
Weight	165.79 oz

Docking station for mobile/Tablet	no
Radio receiver	no
Smart speaker (virtual assistant)	no
Streaming standards	Spotify Connect Play-Fi

Colour of product	Black,Walnut

USB	yes
USB version	2.0
Other connectors	RCA stereo input
Type of USB connector	USB
AUX in	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth codec	aptX
Bluetooth version	4.0
Analogue 3.5mm input (Aux)	1
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes

Battery operated	no
USB powered	no
Electric (not USB)	yes

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3.7

Based on 15 reviews

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