Bang & Olufsen is a consumer electronics company for whom design is a major focus, with many of its speakers doubling as works of art when they're not pumping out audiophile-grade sound. The latest ...

An art gallery isn’t exactly where you’d expect to go to audition a set of speakers, but that’s exactly where Bang & Olufsen had us for the launch of their latest BeoSound Shape speakers. A subtle way ...

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Bang & Olufsen has a history of making incredibly designed (and incredibly expensive) speakers, but its newest model, the modular BeoSound Shape, might be the most striking yet. The BeoSound Shape is ...

The puck-shaped BeoSound Core is the main wireless streaming hub for your BeoSound Shape system, and connects to the optical and USB inputs of the Shape amp. It lets you wirelessly stream music using ...

Bang & Olufsen, represented by Darwish Technology, the technological arm of Darwish Holding, has introduced BeoSound Shape, a wall-mounted, modular speaker system based on hexagonal tiles that can be ...

Bang & Olufsen is a well-known name in high-end audio, and with an ongoing shift toward wireless and streamed audio, a similar shift is required in the audio-playing products companies offer. For B&O, ...

There hasn't been a shortage of attempts at modular speakers, but how many of them would you be willing to place at the center of your living room decor? Not many, we'd wager. Bang & Olufsen, however, ...

Fifty One East and Bang & Olufsen have launched the new BeoSound Shape, a wall-mounted wireless speaker system for design conscious music lovers – delivering immersive sound staging, a customisable ...

Bang & Olufsen over the past week has added AirPlay 2 support to more of its speakers, including the BeoPlay A9 and BeoPlay M5. BeoPlay M5 speaker in AirPlay Picker via Brad Thomas This follows the ...

While still being relatively new to the technology industry, Max has already worked with some big titles, including T3, Stuff and What Hi-Fi? His time there has given him a broad knowledge of the ...