Cambridge Audio Yoyo M
24 h, Rechargeable battery operated
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4 reviews
Top sound, fills the room, even at low volumes
Does not need to fear comparison with competitors at all, on the contrary
Pro
- Wide sound spectrum, good sound
- Simple operation, responds perfectly to commands
- Enduring battery
- Good size. Also fits behind plant pots, for example
Contra
- "only" 3 colours, but discreet colour shades
This review was created for a different variant: Yoyo M (24 h, Rechargeable battery operated)
Good sound quality and manufacture
The sound is of good quality and the manufacture is solid and stylish. The only downside is the noise (or sound) when the columns are switched on and especially when they are switched off. If you listen to music in your bedroom and in the middle of the night, when they go on standby, they make their little sound, you should not sleep lightly :)
Pro
- Sound quality
- Solid manufacture and good design
Contra
- Sound when switching on and off
This review was created for a different variant: Yoyo M (24 h, Rechargeable battery operated)
Great speakers with long distance sound.
Pleasant 'vinyl' sound. Easy to set up. Looks classy with blue fabric.
Pro
- fatigue-free sound
- Large battery
- Possibility to charge the phone via USB
Contra
- Basses correspond to the size
- Price a little high
This review was created for a different variant: Yoyo M (24 h, Rechargeable battery operated)
Wonderful, beautiful boxes for stylish people
The speakers are very beautiful in terms of design and workmanship. Simple and unobtrusive, but with good sound quality. The condition by movement (over the box) is great. The songs can be skipped or paused with just a quick swipe over the box. The only disadvantage for me is the acoustic signals both when you switch the boxes on and when you switch them off. The charging cables are very different from the rest of the design. All in all, I can only recommend the speakers. A nice alternative to Ue Boom.
Pro
- Design
- Gesture control
- Boxes can also be used individually
Contra
- acoustic signals
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