KEF LS LUXE Wireless Speakers
Ross Lovegrove built his reputation on organic, biomorphic design, the kind of work that ends up in museum collections as often as showrooms. KEF handed him its most technical product yet and let him redesign it from the outside in. The cabinet's flowing lines are the highlight, offered in Dusk Titanium, Eclipse Black, or Mineral White, each finish selected for how light and sound move across the surface. Despite the emphasis on aesthetics, it's still a serious hi-fi system. Velocity Control Technology debuts here too, KEF's first time putting it in a wireless speaker, reading the bass driver's motion in real time to correct distortion before it reaches the room. That sits alongside KEF's 12th-generation Uni-Q driver and Metamaterial Absorption Technology, the acoustic foam that's become KEF's go-to trick for taming rear-facing sound. Streaming support, an HDMI eARC input, and dual subwoofer outputs round things out. But what KEF is really selling is a speaker willing to be a sculpture first.
