Klipsch The Three Ii Review

Name: Klipsch The Three Ii
Brand: Klipsch

Kenn Muguna

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70^%

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49

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152

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The Klipsch The Three II Bluetooth speaker delighted expert testers with its aged design, stereo output, and also how loud it could get. Reviewers liked that it had various options for wired inputs; however, its missing WiFi connectivity and lack of speakerphone and voice assistant functionality was disappointing.

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Score Card

E

Expert Score

70

*.75

We place a 75% weighted value on Expert Test Scores

C

Customer Score

91

*.25

We place a 25% weighted value on Customer Scores

True Score

70^%

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Expert Score Breakdown_

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The Klipsch The Three II is okay for music. This… read more
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Cat Trust Score
86
The Klipsch The Three II is part of the Wireless… read more
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Cat Trust Score
53
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Overview_

The Klipsch The Three II speaker is a high-end Bluetooth speaker that was first announced in early 2019. The speaker has a modern, mid-century-inspired design and feels great to touch, thanks to its excellent quality. Like most top-tier speakers, it can play stereo content and has decent Bluetooth connectivity with low latency for iOS and Android devices. This means it can be used to play music and videos without any lag, and its wide range of port inputs also sets it apart from most of the best Bluetooth speakers on the market since many of them only focus on wireless connectivity. The speaker has an AUX port, a USB-B port, and a Phono/Line switch that can be used to connect it to a turntable if need be, but it isn’t really meant for use with a computer. If you’re looking for speakers that would be ideal for this, check out our Klipsch Promedia 2-1 review.

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Consensus_

Reason to Buy

Loud volume
Decent bass response
Stereo output
Low latency over Bluetooth connections
Varied options for wired connectivity

Reason to Avoid

No companion app
No WiFi connectivity
No speakerphone/voice assistant functionality

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Market Context	The Klipsch The Three II speaker is a high-end Bluetooth speaker that was first announced in early 2019. The speaker has a modern, mid-century-inspired design… The Klipsch The Three II speaker is a high-end Bluetooth speaker that was first announced in early 2019. The speaker has a modern, mid-century-inspired design and feels great to touch, thanks to its excellent quality. Like most top-tier speakers, it can play stereo content and has decent Bluetooth connectivity with low latency for iOS and Android devices. This means it can be used to play music and videos without any lag, and its wide range of port inputs also sets it apart from most of the best Bluetooth speakers on the market since many of them only focus on wireless connectivity. The speaker has an AUX port, a USB-B port, and a Phono/Line switch that can be used to connect it to a turntable if need be, but it isn’t really meant for use with a computer. If you’re looking for speakers that would be ideal for this, check out our Klipsch Promedia 2-1 review.	Even though the Klipsch The Three II looks very similar to the Klipsch The One II, buyers will have to note that the two are… Even though the Klipsch The Three II looks very similar to the Klipsch The One II, buyers will have to note that the two are slightly different in that the Klipsch One is slightly smaller, while the Klipsch Three has USB Audio ports that the Klipsch One does not. In contrast, the Klipsch One has a much higher 213ft Bluetooth range than the Klipsch Three, which extends up to 67.6 ft. Find out more about the former in our Klipsch The One II review.	The Klipsch The Three II speaker is AC powered while the JBL Charge 5 is, and the Charge 5 also has a graphic equalizer that… The Klipsch The Three II speaker is AC powered while the JBL Charge 5 is, and the Charge 5 also has a graphic equalizer that the Klipsch Three speaker does not. However, the Klipsch Three has a stereo sound output that the Charge 5 does not, but the Charge 5 has a companion app while the Klipsch speaker does not.	The Klipsch The Three II speaker also has a wired AC connection, while the JBL Boombox 2 is battery-powered. The Klipsch Three II speaker gets… The Klipsch The Three II speaker also has a wired AC connection, while the JBL Boombox 2 is battery-powered. The Klipsch Three II speaker gets louder than the Boombox 2, but in contrast, the Boombox 2 has a graphic equalizer and a companion app that the Klipsch Three does not.
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Score Card

E

Expert Score

70

*.75

We place a 75% weighted value on Expert Test Scores

C

Customer Score

91

*.25

We place a 25% weighted value on Customer Scores

True Score

70^%

Any product with a True Score above 70 is a Mixed Reviews

Expert Score Breakdown_

Publications with higher Trust Scores are given more weight

F
Trust Score
F
Cat Trust Score
NR
The Klipsch The Three II is okay for music. This speaker can get incredibly loud,… read more
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Trust Score
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Cat Trust Score
86
The Klipsch The Three II is part of the Wireless & Bluetooth Speakers test program… read more
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Trust Score
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Cat Trust Score
53
“No bottom line found for this product” read more