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January 2008
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The editors liked
Great sound. Attractive and unique design. Remote control.
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Even though the Air looks exactly like the original Zeppelin from 2008
It's a full redesign. Beyond the addition of AirPlay
The newest Zep packs 5 brand new drivers—2 mids
2 tweeters
And a sub—each powered by its own class-d amp. With 1
Superb balanced but powerful audio experience
Support for AirPlay
Spotify Connect and Bluetooth
Iconic design continues to be an eyecatcher
The
Awesome sound. Unique design. Video out.
Top-notch audio performance with deep
Rich bass response and crystal clear
Bright highs. Streams wirelessly via AirPlay
Bluetooth
Or Spotify Connect.
Amazing sound
Elegant design
Easy to use
Excellent audio quality for a one-piece system
AirPlay
Dock-connector
USB
Optical-digital
And analog audio connections
Impressive components and solid construction
Beautiful design and thoughtful features
By reference to past all-in-one iPod speakers
A precisely tuned piece of listenable art
With balanced
Impressively detailed sound
An unorthodox but attractive enclosure
And a novel chrome dock. Strong performance at volume levels ranging from quie...
Huge
Fulfilling soundSparkly-clean designEasy to use
Great sound quality
Very loud
Unique design
Seriously sleek
High-end iPod stereo speaker
Three-way stereo system with two 1-inch tweeters
Two 3.5-inch midrange drivers and one 5-inch woofer
100 watts of power
Mirror-polished stainless steel cabinet with black cloth grille
Matching remote c...
Superlative sound quality in an iPod player
Well-designed iPod docking system
Striking design
Fantastic sound quality
Good looks
Multiple inputs and outputs
The best sound we've heard in an iPod dock
Incredible looks.
The best highend wireless speaker gets a revamp
And the results are glorious. Loud
Bright
And very natural sound with excellent bass. Connect via AirPlay
Or Spotify Connect. Easy setup through the app. Arresting design looks like the goddam
Stunning appearance
Excellent sound quality for a one-piece system
Solidly built
Clever dock design
Unique technical features
Digital/analog audio-input jack.
The editors didn't like
Sound was a little heavy on bass.
Picks up more lint than an army of electrocuted sweaters. Has an annoying tendency to turn itself off after about 30 minutes
Necessitating you to find the too-cute
Too-tiny remote or simply walk over and switch the thing back on. The LED usually glows e
It took us several tries to get WiFi properly set up for AirPlay and Spotify Connect
Limited remote controls. No bass and treble adjustments. Can’t connect to Mac for iPod syncing.
Digital signal processing may irk purists. Very expensive. Light on accessories
No tuner or CD player
Somewhat expensive
Single status light with many possible colors and flashing patterns
Composite video output provides poorer quality than other types of video
High price is only partially justified by differences in audio and design relative to less expensive top performers
Threadbare on features and frills save for its optional optical audio input
And rubber stand is less than ideally suited to the unusua...
Overwhelming bassAirPlay is laggyPricey
Very pricey for an iPod dock with few features
Very expensive
Sounds better on acoustic music than bass-heavy genres such as rock and hip-hop
Rubberized mounting stand seems better-suited to a cheaper product
Light on features.
Hard to carry/Not really portable
Clunky remote
Cannot navigate iPod menu with remote
Steep price tag
It's six hundred dollars!
Very expensive at $700. Excellentsounding wireless speakers can be had for less. Swapping between input modes is indicated by an inscrutable
Colorchanging LED. It sounds best about a foot away from the wall
So don't put it on a bookshelf
Expensive
Large as one-piece iPod speakers go
No data port for syncing iPod with computer
Rubber stand clumsy and inelegant compared to the rest of the system.
Published: 2007-11-19, Author: Steve , review by: CNET.co.uk
Three-way stereo system with two tweeters, two midrange drivers and one woofer; 100W of power; mirror-polished stainless steel cabinet with black cloth grille; matching remote control; video output for hookup to a TV
Very expensive; sounds better on acoustic music than bass-heavy genres such as rock and hip-hop; rubberised mounting stand seems better-suited to a cheaper product; light on features
The Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin effectively combines substantial build quality and detailed sound -- but youre still paying a hefty premium for the iPod speakers stunning good looks ...
Abstract: As our homes get smarter, Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri have become our reliable digital helpers, living inside our devices and jumping at our spoken commands to set timers, play music, and teach kids how to spell those difficult homework words. Smart...
With its compatibility with every dockable iPod and the best sound weve heard on an iPod speaker system to date, theres only one little detail that may come off as slightly less appealing: its S$1200 price tag. We can safely assume however that your...
Abstract: Connu pour ses enceintes filaires haut de gamme et grand format, Bowers & Wilkins pense aussi aux intérieurs plus modestes. L'entreprise a présenté fin 2020 une nouvelle déclinaison de son enceinte Zeppelin, un modèle Wi-Fi et Bluetooth autonome qui dénot...
Restitution riche, équilibrée, et précise, Grave percutant et bien défini, Réserve de puissance généreuse, Conception extrêmement soignée, Mise en route ultra rapide et simple, Application Bowers & Wilkins fluide et agréable à utiliser, Captation vocale d
Léger manque de cohérence entre graves/médiums/aigus, extrêmes aigus un poil trop en avant, Absolument aucune possibilité de connexion filaire (pas même de RJ45! ), Possibilités connectées assez restreintes (peu de services de streaming supportés, pas de
La continuité dans le changement: voilà une formule qui résume parfaitement cette nouvelle version de l'emblématique Zeppelin, qui se modernise sans prise de risque. Malgré ses performances sonores toujours aussi solides, l'enceinte de Bowers & Wilkins s...
Published: 2012-07-23, Author: Pierre , review by: erenumerique.fr
Abstract: Le protocole Apple de diffusion de musique en réseau AirPlay, avec ou sans fil, est de plus en plus populaire. Après vous avoir proposé en début d'année une première volée de tests de stations d'écoute compatibles, voici une seconde sélection de modèles q...
son de bonne qualité, jolie look,le streaming sans fil Airplay fontionne très bien.
chère, le dock n'est pas amovible et est donc peu estétique lorsqu'on utilise AirPlay.
Malgré ses airs de ballon dirigeable façon Hindenburg, le Zeppelin Air de Bowers & Wilkins n’est pas un désastre. Cette station d’accueil pour terminaux iOS est esthétique, délivre un son de grande qualité et intègre la technologie sans fil AirPlay d’A...
Abstract: Lorsqu'on dispose d'un iPod (de préférence Touch) ou d'un iPhone, le Zeppelin est clairement une excellente façon de faire vivre sa bibliothèque nomade, avec précision et élégance, pour sonoriser une pièce de 30 à 40 m² maximum. Maintenant, ce..
Allure et ergonomie, Possibilité de relier n'importe quel iPod sans ajouter d'embout, Sortie vidéo, Qualité sonore, Idéal pour un grand salon
Prix !, Basses qui manquent un peu de profondeur, Sature un peu vite aves certaines musiques
Un produit à l'allure et à la finition irréprochables. Dotée d'un son qui ravira une large partie du public, les plus mélomanes lui reprocheront peut-être une saturation un peu rapide sur certains morceaux....
Bien connu des mélomanes et des audiophiles sous le nom B&W, Bowers & Wilkins ne propose pas seulement des enceintes acoustiques de très haute qualité, mais également toute une série daccessoires audio tel que ce système audio mono corps de type 2.1 n...
