@@tawmifmexactly. People can be so annoying about tech. There are budget options, it's not that hard to save up for a few extra months if you want something nicer like this. The sustainability aspect is huge imo.
Interesting! It’s worth mentioning that lots of monitors include DSP these days which requires analog to digital conversion and back again, so even wired monitors can have some latency (less than 5ms usually I believe). Price-wise I’d say these are probably about right, a pair of Minirigs with the sub is £400
Would you use wireless studio monitors? Find out more about the UNIT-4 Studio monitors here: aiaiai.audio/u4inthemix 0:00 - UNIT-4 Wireless+ 1:03 - Setting Them Up 3:30 - Battery Life 4:20 - Right To Repair 9:20 - Sound Quality 13:32 - Who are these for? 14:50 - Summary
Not for a normal studio, where I would never move them anyway. But I often work with a portable editing system for TV news, where I need to be on location. I have to do voice over recordings with this and do the final mix. I often do it with headphones, but the balance bertween voice and backround sound is hard to get right that way as no one watches TV with headphones. These would be very interesting for that setup. I will actually consider them.
Yes when on the road I would absolutely use wireless speakers. I don't care about latency as I mainly do mixing and such so I am not "real time playing" etc dependent. I like that they have the option to connect a signal cable. Having said all of that , I find the price a bit very steep tbh. After all it's a plastic bluetooth speaker. If I had to put a price on them I would say 500max but 800? Thats too much. For 800 I would expect a much more rigid cabinet or Aluminum. I like the repairability and such but for now this price is a no for me
I think you’d get way more bang for your buck with headphones. £700 is getting into really good reference quality territory with cans and the headphone output on current MacBook Pros is superb.
16ms lag. I already have so many lag issues with FL Studio recording live with a USB midi controller keyboard. I'm aware of some of the mitigating settings, but it's still so frustrating. Every little bit adds up. Thanks for that review!
FL is definitely not the easiest live environment. I didn’t run into any issues using it with FL for finger drumming and midi keyboard recording but every system is unique.
I put mine on realtek asio if am using any midi input devices and it gets rid of the lag. I cant use other audio except fl studio while I have it on that but its perfect, its the bottom one under fl studio asio in the audio settings and will be named after your sound card, took me ages to figure it out. Still got the issue with recording live, I can get it down a tiny bit more but theres still a delay. I def need a better computer and microphone though, usually just use audacity when using my mic and the just edit the clips in fl studio.
Thank you so much for the thorough review. They look really lovely and I am eager to test them. Actually I am looking for portable speaker with high sound quality since I am hosting breathwork sessions for groups of ups to six people in rooms of 30 sqm. I rent out the room, therefore I need a portable system. My self-curated music sets have the span of electronic, epic, evocative, classical or tribal music. I tried the Teufel Rockster Air 2 but wasn't convinced since they are quite cumbersome and seem to be designed for big parties with a lot of power instead of a very well tuned sound system over all frequencies. Could you please tell me if the Unit-4 is the better choice? Would they suite my requirements? If not, do you have another recommendation? Thanks a lot!
That was a really clear and useful review. Top job. 👍 I need to record finger style acoustic guitar and vocals in the corner of a relatively small room. Any reason these might not be appropriate? Many thanks. 🙏
Hi. Can you compare it with nubert nupro sp200? What makes more sense for good sound quali? If you know both systems a word about it would be great. Thank you
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When connecting via AUX, I'm assuming that the audio will only come out of the one speaker? Or is there a way to connect though AUX and still get stereo?
I agree too🔥🔥🔥😱😵 first before anything. I love how they look🔥😵 They can make any setup look very clean and tidy. I love the simple setup of them and there isn't much to do when setting them up in different environments💯
Nice monitors , i have 1 pair JBL * inch . I have a question, Why most of studios ,including You have 3 pairs, Is for more power or for different Fracuencies? just Wandering .Thanks for Shareing you Videos.
Nice! I'm looking for a speaker that I can put on top of my Soundboks 3s for my ecstatic dances. The Soundbokses have an AUX out and these AIAIAIs seem fitting. What is your take on that? It doesnt need to be a bluetooth, batterie speaker. Just something that brings out the highs a bit better than the SBs.
What a very detailed and explanatory video that was so precise and clear! I will be definitely buying this for my small apartment bedroom studio and use it at the pool too. I wanted to ask what are the names of the monitor speaker isolation pads you have the AIAIAI UNIT-4 Wireless+ monitors on at 3:10? Keep doing these amazing videos! You are very good at it mate! :)
I was thinking this too. These would be so easy to set up without needing to run power and audio cables. The transmitter can’t support atmos yet but I imagine that is something to consider for the future!
Fantastic videos, and I wanted to take you up on getting your help for what I am doing. I have a 13X13 room and will be using a Universal Audio Volt 276 for playing Bass Guitar and keyboards to write and produce music. I am confused on how big of a studio monitor (KRK Gen 4 is what I am looking at), what OHM for headphones (DT 700 Pro X is what I am looking at), and what free DAW software is best to set up a studio in my house. Any suggestions?
2.4GHz radio frequency. Similar to Bluetooth, but uses a different frequency band which enables lower latency and better range. Consumes more power and requires a dongle tho. Typical BT latency is around 80ms-150ms, 2.4GHz on the Unit-4 gets you down to 16ms. 16ms is great when it comes to consumer grade systems, but def too high for tracking applications. Might be ok for mixing?
And to reply to your other comment. The transmitter is not the same as TMA2. It has a range of 12 meters. Even with loads of other gear running and thick stone walls in my house, I couldn’t make it drop out. It seems to be stronger than Bluetooth which cuts out in my house as soon as there is no line of sight!
@@inthemix Many thanks for this info. Would you kindly test if the new adapter is compatible with the TMA2+? I guess not tho would be nice. I am almost not using my TMA2+ with the W+ mode as it is just crappy :((
So these are portable. Do they come with a carry case? Will the modular glueless construction start rattling after a few airplane trips? You obviously struggle to find any meaningful benefits for these.
@@inthemix Thank you for the answer, sorry for not making my question clear but what im really asking is more on if an engineer needs to edit on the go forb syncing lines and a rough mix would this speaker suffice? 🙂
@@nmjr5772Sorry for the misunderstanding. These would be great for that purpose. You could also use this in mono mode and take just a single UNIT-4 with you as they are available to buy individually. I found that I didn’t always need stereo to get a good sound in some rooms.
These weigh nothing. KEF LS50 Wireless every time unless you are happy to sacrifice sound quality and customisation for not needing a power source on the move. Plus KEF basically give an unlimited repairs for life on that speaker seeing as I bought mine 2nd hand 7 years old and they still fixed them for an inspection price including replacing all amps and input boards. KEF - literally the best customer service in speakers. Having said this I've not checked the price. If these are £400 then fair enough good deal but you can get used KEFs for £700. Edit: These are £700. Very very specific use case then. They won't be a patch on the KEFs for mixing or customisation and they are the same price. I'd really only buy these if I was mixing and travelling in a third world country where access to electricity could be a day away but then your laptop becomes the issue. Overall - Don't trust a speaker you can comfortably lift and turn with one hand.
@@ubandog Admittedly if you need to mix without a single USB cable and only use wireless these are unique but you must appreciate that compared to an LS50W they will sound several audio classes below. You have found the one niche use for them.
Bringing audio into the current century. Quality of entry-level systems has greatly improved, but much of the functionality of sound systems hasn’t changed in decades. These look like a welcome move forward.
Big fan of your channel here. Please could you give me a tip? I got a i5 laptop that can't handle my mixing plugins + the master in the same project without hitting 100 CPU. It's OK if i finish the vocal mix, save the WAV vocal file and master my mixed WAV vocal with the instrumental in a new project? Would be the same results?
@@doctordilanka Yes I’m still happy with them. Also the feature I was really interested in is the portability of having batteries built in, not the wireless audio part. You can just connect them with audio cables if you’re worried about the wireless audio.
@@doctordilanka Probably would need an audio interface to do that since each speaker has an individual 1/4” audio cable connection. I’ve been connecting my Unit-4s directly to an Elektron Syntakt and an AlphaTheta Omnis Duo, but MacBooks don’t have 1/4” or RCA audio ports so you’ll need a connect a USB-C audio interface.
@@anomalousmaterialsmusic Weird, I thought these speakers supported stereo output just based on the Bluetooth connection and unless I missed something, that was one of the main selling points for me. Because I have 2 x JBL speakers that works well in stereo, but it's only compatible with my smartphone and not my laptop. So when I came across these, I was excited, but now I might have to research more to make sure it's got stereo ability, otherwise it would be a waste of money.
Just consider the fact that Wifi 7 can transfer up to 40 Gbits per second. To give a reference point on what wireless digital transmission is capable today. Ultra-HiFi 384khz x 32bit float x 2 channel would only need 24 mbits of pure uncompressed data stream, that's 1700 times less than Wifi 7 is capable. Actually, we've been capable of transferring perfect quality digital audio wirelessly for many years now, it's just the nostalgia of cables that kept more systems like this from appearing and selling well. Note: It's just Bluetooth that mostly sucks, and NOT the concept of digital data transmission. Talking about Wifi again, Wifi 7 latency can be as short as 5ms, which is a lot less than this proprietary solution.
@@inthemix Why would i need something like this? I better stick to my well known headphones that i also use for listening to music in generell. That makes it easy to learn your headphones bc you have constant reference songs on your ears. Thats the better way in my opinion. And if you use them only at home why would you need wireless speaker with batteries? I don't get it at all...but that's only my 5 Cent on it...😜
@@JoyfulWAVE I mean no one's going to know exactly what's best for you, this video is just setting out the advantages of these speakers to allow people who might be interested to make up their own mind, and clearly you're not one of them. This is how product reviews work.
The use case's for these speakers are really specific, which is the same for the AIAIAI Wireless headphones, the headphones for instance, are great for live performance where you need to switch between different instruments, it cleans up a setup and gives you the freedom to move around without cables, however you can still plug them in for zero latency. The speakers could say be used for travelling musicians, if you are working out of a hotel or a car it could be really useful to reduce the footprint of your setup so you can carry less, sure headphones in this situation would also do the job, but what if there was a whole band in the room? or even just a lowkey setup for a portable DJ rig.
Hello Luke! Just wanted to let you know that I reached out to you both via email and Instagram a couple of days ago. I hope you have had the opportunity to take a look at the message. 😊
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I would have checked right away if they sound different! 😀
I would pay maybe 350-400 for these max. Hideously overpriced.
But they have no competitor. There's no standard price bracket for a wireless studio monitor
@@tawmifmexactly. People can be so annoying about tech. There are budget options, it's not that hard to save up for a few extra months if you want something nicer like this. The sustainability aspect is huge imo.
@@tawmifm minirigs perhaps
Interesting! It’s worth mentioning that lots of monitors include DSP these days which requires analog to digital conversion and back again, so even wired monitors can have some latency (less than 5ms usually I believe). Price-wise I’d say these are probably about right, a pair of Minirigs with the sub is £400
Would you use wireless studio monitors?
Find out more about the UNIT-4 Studio monitors here: aiaiai.audio/u4inthemix
0:00 - UNIT-4 Wireless+
1:03 - Setting Them Up
3:30 - Battery Life
4:20 - Right To Repair
9:20 - Sound Quality
13:32 - Who are these for?
14:50 - Summary
NEVER !!! 😉
Yes, but price for now is too high atm.
Not for a normal studio, where I would never move them anyway. But I often work with a portable editing system for TV news, where I need to be on location. I have to do voice over recordings with this and do the final mix. I often do it with headphones, but the balance bertween voice and backround sound is hard to get right that way as no one watches TV with headphones. These would be very interesting for that setup. I will actually consider them.
Yes when on the road I would absolutely use wireless speakers. I don't care about latency as I mainly do mixing and such so I am not "real time playing" etc dependent. I like that they have the option to connect a signal cable. Having said all of that , I find the price a bit very steep tbh. After all it's a plastic bluetooth speaker.
If I had to put a price on them I would say 500max but 800? Thats too much. For 800 I would expect a much more rigid cabinet or Aluminum.
I like the repairability and such but for now this price is a no for me
I think you’d get way more bang for your buck with headphones. £700 is getting into really good reference quality territory with cans and the headphone output on current MacBook Pros is superb.
A brilliant presentation as always thanks....
Thank you!
16ms lag. I already have so many lag issues with FL Studio recording live with a USB midi controller keyboard. I'm aware of some of the mitigating settings, but it's still so frustrating. Every little bit adds up. Thanks for that review!
FL is definitely not the easiest live environment.
I didn’t run into any issues using it with FL for finger drumming and midi keyboard recording but every system is unique.
I put mine on realtek asio if am using any midi input devices and it gets rid of the lag. I cant use other audio except fl studio while I have it on that but its perfect, its the bottom one under fl studio asio in the audio settings and will be named after your sound card, took me ages to figure it out. Still got the issue with recording live, I can get it down a tiny bit more but theres still a delay. I def need a better computer and microphone though, usually just use audacity when using my mic and the just edit the clips in fl studio.
If you got lag with a USB midi controller then you definitely have the wrong settings or a stone age pc.
@@roninthegoat2810 really helpful there pal.
Thank you so much for the thorough review. They look really lovely and I am eager to test them. Actually I am looking for portable speaker with high sound quality since I am hosting breathwork sessions for groups of ups to six people in rooms of 30 sqm. I rent out the room, therefore I need a portable system. My self-curated music sets have the span of electronic, epic, evocative, classical or tribal music. I tried the Teufel Rockster Air 2 but wasn't convinced since they are quite cumbersome and seem to be designed for big parties with a lot of power instead of a very well tuned sound system over all frequencies. Could you please tell me if the Unit-4 is the better choice? Would they suite my requirements? If not, do you have another recommendation? Thanks a lot!
That was a really clear and useful review. Top job. 👍
I need to record finger style acoustic guitar and vocals in the corner of a relatively small room. Any reason these might not be appropriate?
Many thanks. 🙏
Hi. Can you compare it with nubert nupro sp200? What makes more sense for good sound quali? If you know both systems a word about it would be great. Thank you
hello, nice to meet you, I have been following you for a long time, and I have 1.1M followers, please make my request come true
Can you Give a Complex Template With Side Chain Every Instrument Buss Group? (Absolutely With EQ Sidechain & Comp Sidechain) (Also With Internal Plugin w Settings on Individual Channel ) it will Help A Lot!
When connecting via AUX, I'm assuming that the audio will only come out of the one speaker? Or is there a way to connect though AUX and still get stereo?
AUX splitter my friend, buy a AUX splitter and two AUX cables, that's the way I would do it! :)
Neat and sophisticated design. Germans being Germans.
Amazing!
I heard the bass is great when played outdoors
I've been using the TMA-02 for quite a while now, nice to see more quality coming from AIAIAI ❤
Thanks mate!
Great to hear, and thanks for your support!
These look way too cool!
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I agree too🔥🔥🔥😱😵 first before anything. I love how they look🔥😵
They can make any setup look very clean and tidy. I love the simple setup of them and there isn't much to do when setting them up in different environments💯
Brand new pair of Monitor on the market, and first thing to show case is how to take it apart 😂
I’m an engineer at heart!
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Nice monitors , i have 1 pair JBL * inch . I have a question, Why most of studios ,including You have 3 pairs, Is for more power or for different Fracuencies? just Wandering .Thanks for Shareing you Videos.
Nice! I'm looking for a speaker that I can put on top of my Soundboks 3s for my ecstatic dances. The Soundbokses have an AUX out and these AIAIAIs seem fitting. What is your take on that? It doesnt need to be a bluetooth, batterie speaker. Just something that brings out the highs a bit better than the SBs.
What a very detailed and explanatory video that was so precise and clear! I will be definitely buying this for my small apartment bedroom studio and use it at the pool too. I wanted to ask what are the names of the monitor speaker isolation pads you have the AIAIAI UNIT-4 Wireless+ monitors on at 3:10? Keep doing these amazing videos! You are very good at it mate! :)
Great in-depth review, i'll be buying these next week 🙏🏼
wow.. amazing... just imagine for atmos
I was thinking this too. These would be so easy to set up without needing to run power and audio cables. The transmitter can’t support atmos yet but I imagine that is something to consider for the future!
Thank u bro 🎉😊
IMO £700 is getting into used Audeze lcdx headphones territory and they’d be a much much better mixing tool.
How to charge them
With all due respect... wow, you are a beautiful man. 🙏
Fantastic videos, and I wanted to take you up on getting your help for what I am doing. I have a 13X13 room and will be using a Universal Audio Volt 276 for playing Bass Guitar and keyboards to write and produce music. I am confused on how big of a studio monitor (KRK Gen 4 is what I am looking at), what OHM for headphones (DT 700 Pro X is what I am looking at), and what free DAW software is best to set up a studio in my house. Any suggestions?
World's 1st Wireless Studio Monitors? Sooooooo Bluetooth then? 🤣 Bcoz a Transmitter. Is the Transmitter using wifi? Or just a better Bluetooth signal?
2.4GHz radio frequency. Similar to Bluetooth, but uses a different frequency band which enables lower latency and better range. Consumes more power and requires a dongle tho. Typical BT latency is around 80ms-150ms, 2.4GHz on the Unit-4 gets you down to 16ms.
16ms is great when it comes to consumer grade systems, but def too high for tracking applications. Might be ok for mixing?
Beautiful video, thanks for the info!
I'll have to add that to things to keep an eye on if I get the chance to get aome studio monitors
Could we get a headphone amp video soon??? Or any recommendations in the $100-200 range
I hope you’ll review their headphones too someday
$400 and Im here for it, give me a discount.
Would you recommend these speakers for someone recording guitar and vocals? Would u experience any noticeable latency?
8:18 You forgot the foam XD
Oh nice you said it just a min later or so XD Still funny XD : D
That is incredible observation skills. I wish I noticed the first time around!
And to reply to your other comment. The transmitter is not the same as TMA2. It has a range of 12 meters. Even with loads of other gear running and thick stone walls in my house, I couldn’t make it drop out. It seems to be stronger than Bluetooth which cuts out in my house as soon as there is no line of sight!
@@inthemix Haha thx, also easy when sitting at home being relaxed and not being on camera : D
@@inthemix Many thanks for this info. Would you kindly test if the new adapter is compatible with the TMA2+? I guess not tho would be nice. I am almost not using my TMA2+ with the W+ mode as it is just crappy :((
Im sure there will be a adapter kind of like whats already there with bluetooth, and wife that will do this with very little delay.
Ill wait until they are around £300-£400
So these are portable. Do they come with a carry case? Will the modular glueless construction start rattling after a few airplane trips? You obviously struggle to find any meaningful benefits for these.
Yes there is a carry case available along with silicone covers too.
After opening them up, I highly doubt that they will rattle!
These speakers when in wireless mode can only be in 16bit which is not adequate for any production.
Really curious to know why 16bit isn’t adequate for production.
Do you have a vid on the best control surfaces ? I want to buy one but haven’t a clue where to start. @ In The Mix
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Would you recommend this speakers on post production for films and commercials given the latency that it has?
I think it would be good to edit in many locations but many films and commercials will need to be edited in highly tuned and calibrated studios?
@@inthemix Thank you for the answer, sorry for not making my question clear but what im really asking is more on if an engineer needs to edit on the go forb syncing lines and a rough mix would this speaker suffice? 🙂
@@nmjr5772Sorry for the misunderstanding.
These would be great for that purpose.
You could also use this in mono mode and take just a single UNIT-4 with you as they are available to buy individually.
I found that I didn’t always need stereo to get a good sound in some rooms.
@@inthemix Wow that's great having the option to use this wireless speaker on the go for rough edits would save a lot of time. Thank you 🙂
Very handy to have speakes on the go
That's right! 🙌
These weigh nothing. KEF LS50 Wireless every time unless you are happy to sacrifice sound quality and customisation for not needing a power source on the move. Plus KEF basically give an unlimited repairs for life on that speaker seeing as I bought mine 2nd hand 7 years old and they still fixed them for an inspection price including replacing all amps and input boards. KEF - literally the best customer service in speakers. Having said this I've not checked the price. If these are £400 then fair enough good deal but you can get used KEFs for £700.
Edit: These are £700. Very very specific use case then. They won't be a patch on the KEFs for mixing or customisation and they are the same price. I'd really only buy these if I was mixing and travelling in a third world country where access to electricity could be a day away but then your laptop becomes the issue.
Overall - Don't trust a speaker you can comfortably lift and turn with one hand.
And what's the latency on the LS50 wireless?
@@ubandog Admittedly if you need to mix without a single USB cable and only use wireless these are unique but you must appreciate that compared to an LS50W they will sound several audio classes below. You have found the one niche use for them.
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but how do I connect them to my m-audio dac.... I really hope wireless monitors dont become the future
You could simply plug them in using regular 6.3mm jack cables?
man thats lovely
Bringing audio into the current century. Quality of entry-level systems has greatly improved, but much of the functionality of sound systems hasn’t changed in decades. These look like a welcome move forward.
@henryeowens 🙌
Big fan of your channel here. Please could you give me a tip? I got a i5 laptop that can't handle my mixing plugins + the master in the same project without hitting 100 CPU. It's OK if i finish the vocal mix, save the WAV vocal file and master my mixed WAV vocal with the instrumental in a new project? Would be the same results?
This is called "bounce in place" and is a perfectly valid option, for a long time computers weren't powerful enough and it was the only option.
thanks bro, as long as a keep it wav i won't have any loss or any changes in the audio right?@@MythMan73
👍 - also for the YT algo! 😊
there will be signal latency sir
Every monitor has latency, how much its too much for you?
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so you’re saying you cannot play dirty sprite 2 on these?
I think he’s saying you definitely can and SHOULD play DS2 on these😤😤
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This is the review that convinced me to pull the trigger on these, so far I'm very happy with these monitors.
Still happy?
I'm wondering if these would be good for portable DJing, especially with latency.
@@doctordilanka Yes I’m still happy with them. Also the feature I was really interested in is the portability of having batteries built in, not the wireless audio part. You can just connect them with audio cables if you’re worried about the wireless audio.
@@anomalousmaterialsmusic Dope thanks. So, can you connect this to your Macbook and both speakers will play music in STEREO?
@@doctordilanka Probably would need an audio interface to do that since each speaker has an individual 1/4” audio cable connection.
I’ve been connecting my Unit-4s directly to an Elektron Syntakt and an AlphaTheta Omnis Duo, but MacBooks don’t have 1/4” or RCA audio ports so you’ll need a connect a USB-C audio interface.
@@anomalousmaterialsmusic Weird, I thought these speakers supported stereo output just based on the Bluetooth connection and unless I missed something, that was one of the main selling points for me.
Because I have 2 x JBL speakers that works well in stereo, but it's only compatible with my smartphone and not my laptop.
So when I came across these, I was excited, but now I might have to research more to make sure it's got stereo ability, otherwise it would be a waste of money.
Do they come in white?
I believe the only colour is this black/dark grey option.
800 usd is too much for these
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Just consider the fact that Wifi 7 can transfer up to 40 Gbits per second. To give a reference point on what wireless digital transmission is capable today.
Ultra-HiFi 384khz x 32bit float x 2 channel would only need 24 mbits of pure uncompressed data stream, that's 1700 times less than Wifi 7 is capable.
Actually, we've been capable of transferring perfect quality digital audio wirelessly for many years now, it's just the nostalgia of cables that kept more systems like this from appearing and selling well.
Note: It's just Bluetooth that mostly sucks, and NOT the concept of digital data transmission. Talking about Wifi again, Wifi 7 latency can be as short as 5ms, which is a lot less than this proprietary solution.
So chill! Shall we connect?
WHY ??? 😜
What is your question?
@@inthemix Why would i need something like this? I better stick to my well known headphones that i also use for listening to music in generell. That makes it easy to learn your headphones bc you have constant reference songs on your ears. Thats the better way in my opinion. And if you use them only at home why would you need wireless speaker with batteries? I don't get it at all...but that's only my 5 Cent on it...😜
@@JoyfulWAVE I mean no one's going to know exactly what's best for you, this video is just setting out the advantages of these speakers to allow people who might be interested to make up their own mind, and clearly you're not one of them. This is how product reviews work.
@@matt69nice yeah right... it's only a product review...😉
The use case's for these speakers are really specific, which is the same for the AIAIAI Wireless headphones, the headphones for instance, are great for live performance where you need to switch between different instruments, it cleans up a setup and gives you the freedom to move around without cables, however you can still plug them in for zero latency. The speakers could say be used for travelling musicians, if you are working out of a hotel or a car it could be really useful to reduce the footprint of your setup so you can carry less, sure headphones in this situation would also do the job, but what if there was a whole band in the room? or even just a lowkey setup for a portable DJ rig.
Hello Luke! Just wanted to let you know that I reached out to you both via email and Instagram a couple of days ago. I hope you have had the opportunity to take a look at the message. 😊
please bro how can i contact you