Testseek.com have collected 99 expert reviews of the Amazon Echo Studio smart speaker and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Echo Studio smart speaker.
November 2019
(83%)
99 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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1217 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Sound quality is a step up over the competition
Room-filling sound
Inexpensive for the capabilities
Zigbee hub
Great audio performance for the money
Supports 3D audio (Dolby Atmos and Sony 360 Reality Audio)
Can be paired with Amazon's inexpensive subwoofer and/or a second Studio for stereo
Rich
Party-powering sound
Useful Alexa smarts
Simple setup
Can be paired with another Studio
Good price
Automatically adjusts audio
Great sound
Good bass
Audio/optical in
Powerful
Bassy sound
Hi-res audio support
Dolby Atmos 3D
Attractive design
Auto calibration
Excellent value for the size and power
Loud
Clear sound
Compelling directional audio
Can get loud with few compression artifacts
Excellent voice assistant performance
Spacious sound
Supports a wide variety of streaming music services
Doubles as a Dolby Atmos home theater system when paired with a Fire TV device
All the stuff Alexa can do on every other Echo speaker
Excellent audio
Alexa smarts
Hi-res audio
Relatively affordable
Works as home theater speaker
The editors didn't like
3D audio is a gimmick
Utilitarian design
Lack of Z-Wave support weakens its abilities as a smart home hub
You must subscribe to Amazon Music to get 3D audio
Speaker enclosure is insufficently isolated from the surface it's placed on
Staid design
Sound won't please audiophiles
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Large size
Mids and vocals tend to get lost
Bass can overpower
Requires Amazon Music HD to listen to fully 3D Ultra HD music
Alexa struggles to understand you in noisy environments
Bass could be tighter and more powerful
3D music is more of a demo and less of a reality right now
Takes up more physical space than many other smart speakers
Published: 2019-11-15, Author: Billy , review by: engadget.com
Excellent audio, Alexa smarts, Hi-res audio, Relatively affordable, Works as home theater speaker,
Big, EQ requires some fine-tuning, 3D audio content is very limited, Sound best with Amazon Music HD,
Amazon's priciest Echo speaker is a beast. It's big, versatile and sounds fantastic. To get the most out of it, though, you'll want to consider a high-res streaming plan like Amazon Music HD. The 3D audio options are a bit limited for now, but even regula...
Published: 2019-11-06, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Excellent value for the size and power, Loud, clear sound, Compelling directional audio,
Requires Amazon Music HD to listen to fully 3D Ultra HD music
With surprisingly robust Dolby Atmos-compatible directional audio, Amazon's Echo Studio delivers just as much power as smart speakers that cost twice as much...
Published: 2019-11-06, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
Loud, spacious sound, Supports a wide variety of streaming music services, Doubles as a Dolby Atmos home theater system when paired with a Fire TV device, All the stuff Alexa can do on every other Echo speaker
Bass could be tighter and more powerful, 3D music is more of a demo and less of a reality right now, Takes up more physical space than many other smart speakers
Big sound, Plenty of grunt in the bass, Can handle spatial audio (in theory), A better deal than Sony's 360 speakers, It can talk to Fire TV media sticks, Supports Matter smart home standard
Spatial audio is only supported on Amazon's Music Service, Controlling the speaker by voice still isn't amazing, Not a lot of changes so no reason to update
There are a lot of reasons to consider the Echo Studio, though many of them will come from people living inside Amazon's ecosystem. If you already have an Echo or two or three, and maybe you have an Amazon Music subscription (you won't be in a crowded gro...
Pleasant, enjoyable sound, Auto room tuning, Loud, Zigbee hub could be useful for IoT control, Stereo pair capable
Spatial audio and Dolby Atmos have issues, Larger than it looks in the pictures, You may need to use the EQ to get an acceptable sound signature to your tastes
The Echo Dots I have around the house have great microphones, but the speakers are barely acceptable. Thankfully the Echo Studio perfectly addresses that shortoming. The Studio provides a great listening experience, so requesting Alexa play music was some...
