Huawei had recently released its all new HUAWEI Sound X, the brand’s interactive speaker co-engineered with French audio brand Devialet. A speaker brand based in France, Devialet, has carved out a strong reputation, due to its premium, High-Fidelity products. Devialet devices are marked by their flamboyant design, powerful and immersive bass, impressive audio quality, and often prohibitive price. The new speaker, is a result of a collaboration which combines Devialet's acoustic design with Huawei's advanced tech. Here is an in-depth look at the HUAWEI Sound X.
Devialet Dual Subwoofers
Despite its compact build,
the Sound X can deliver thunderous bass, thanks to its dual 3.5 inch Devialet
subwoofers with 60W bass power. However, they can still hit amplitudes of up to
20 mm, so you can hear, feel, and even see the vibrations.
In addition to this, the
HUAWEI Sound X boasts dual subwoofers and six full-frequency tweeters, which
cover an expansive frequency range of 40 Hz to 40 kHz, complete with rich
treble and details. They deliver high fidelity sound by accurately reproducing
original music recordings. The HUAWEI Sound X is fitted with six powerful
full-frequency tweeters, which are evenly distributed in a ring shape. This
allows the HUAWEI Sound X to provide an endless immersion amidst a lush 360°
sound field.
Apart from its sound quality,
the HUAWEI Sound X comes with a range of enhanced features with HUAWEI Share
that improve the user experience and solves most problems found in wireless
speakers.
For example, HUAWEI Share takes care of pairing a smartphone with the speaker.
To connect your phone to the speaker, simply tap it against the NFC icon. This
means when you're listening to a song on your phone, but want to get really
immersed in the music, just give the Sound X a tap with your phone, thereby
initiating Huawei Share Audio Sharing for seamless music from the speaker. On
the other hand, when you get a call and your phone is connected to the speaker,
you might end up having the whole room listening in. Instead, the HUAWEI Sound
X2 not only pauses the music playback, but allows you answer the
call on your phone for privacy. But if you want to switch to a speaker call,
simply tap your phone on the speaker to initiate an instant connection. When you
want to pause, you can cover the top of the speaker with your hand to pause it,
then cover the top again to resume playing.
1.
Huawei Share is
only available on phones that run Android 5.1.1 or about with screen-on, that
support and have enabled NFC. The feature is currently not supported via iOS.
2. Phone sharing with software upgrade planned in summer 2020
Speaker Design
The HUAWEI Sound X comes with
symmetrical openings on either side of the body. Through these capsule-shaped
openings, you can see the bass unit, which is reinforced by a laser-engraved
metal panel cover. Meanwhile the top of the Sound X comes with touch buttons in
the middle ringed by LED lights and an array of microphones. An NFC icon is
also visible, because the speaker is NFC compatible. On the bottom of the
speaker, a nameplate lists parameters, and you can also see the power port and
a notch for cables.
The overall design is
astonishing, and defies the traditional idea of what a Bluetooth speaker should
look like.
By combining its advanced
tech with the acoustic know-how of Devialet, Huawei has produced an audio force
to be reckoned with. In terms of design, the Sound X embodies Devialet's unique
design style and character. Clever features like HUAWEI Share gives it an edge
over Bluetooth speakers. When it comes to sound, the Sound X certainly delivers
impressive bass, but it also provides much more. It produces a broad sound
field, handles transitions seamlessly, and has remarkable analytical
capability, making it one of the best choices for today’s audiophile.
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