Bluesound PULSE FLEX 2i Enceinte
Bluesound PULSE FLEX 2i Haut-parleur portable sans fil multi-pièces pour diffusion de musique
Le PULSE FLEX 2i utilise votre réseau WiFi et s'installe en quelques minutes dès la sortie de la boîte. Ouvrez simplement l'application BluOS Controller et regardez-la vous guider étape par étape tout au long du processus de configuration. Vous pouvez personnaliser le nom de l'enceinte et lui attribuer une pièce, ajuster les paramètres audio et programmer jusqu'à cinq préréglages qui vous permettent d'écouter rapidement vos stations de radio, services de musique et listes de lecture préférés d'un simple toucher. Une fois le PULSE FLEX 2i en ligne, la connectivité reste solide grâce à un NOUVEAU moteur Wi-Fi double bande qui garantit zéro saut ou retard lors de l'écoute de musique.
- Haut-parleur ultra-compact qui offre un son cristallin et défiant les dimensions.
- L'amplificateur numérique et les pilotes personnalisés dynamisent votre musique avec des basses profondes et détaillées et sans distorsion.
- Branchez-le et connectez-le à votre WiFi pour le contrôler depuis n'importe où dans votre maison.
- Placez-en un dans n'importe quel coin de votre maison et regardez-le disparaître dans votre décoration.
- Regroupez deux PULSE FLEX 2i avec la Pulse Soundbar 2i et créez un système de son surround sans fil avec des canaux arrière dédiés.
- Connectez la batterie Flex rechargeable en option et emportez votre musique partout où vous allez grâce au Bluetooth.
- Connectez Bluesound à votre Amazon Echo avec la compétence de l'application Alexa et utilisez l'assistant vocal Alexa d'Amazon pour contrôler les lecteurs dans toute la maison.
- Airplay 2 vous permet d'écouter de la musique ou des podcasts à partir de haut-parleurs sans fil dans toute votre maison, le tout en synchronisation.
Brought fresh life into my 2.0 setup.
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Ordered 2 of these speakers to create a surround-sound audio system and they are fantastic! They came in the original packaging with everything included; they're basically brand new. We mounted them with the Pulse Flex wall mount brackets and they not only sound, but look, super clean.
I've been using Bluesound for a few years now. Starting with the Vault 2i then adding the Pulse 2i. I needed speakers for my PC so I decided to try the Flex 2i.
Flex offers a couple ways to hook to the PC. One is the 3.5mm jack and then Bluetooth. I planned to use the jack, but the day I received the Flex I ran through the updates and saw it was available on my PC Bluetooth. I synced them up and it works with no major issues. Only thing is a slight delay when starting PC audio such as a YouTube or X video. It doesn't play the first couple seconds of audio but you can restart the source and it's fine.
I'm able to use the BluOS app on the PC and mobile devices to network my music as normal. Grouping all the Bluesound devices works as normal. No delay or sync issues with BluOS or Tidal Connect.
I decided to just do one Flex in mono since 2 in stereo at my desktop isn't really needed. This little speaker puts out some decent volume and sounds very good for what it is. Obviously it's limited in range due to the size, but there's actually decent bass output and will play loud if needed. I may just pick up the battery pack to have a portable boom box. I'd say it's on par with some of the larger JVC portables, just not as boomy. Sound quality is pretty good for a small device. You can adjust bass/treble in the BluOS settings if needed to get things dialed in.
My only real knock is the display lights. Bluesound devices are always on, so the display is always lit up. Even on the lowest setting it's still pretty bright. I turned it off since it was lighting up the room next to the bedroom at night.
I needed a reasonably priced sound system for my garage shop to replace an aging Squeezebox Boombox. I looked at BlueTooth speakers but did not find anything that sounded good enough and I was worried that if I walked away from them I'd need to reconnect when I returned. Since the Bluesound components are WiFi I knew I wouldn't have this problem. I've always liked Bluesound components - I have a Powernode and a Node2 in two sound systems in the house - and I really like the control features of the Bluesound app. When I found Audio Factory with their factory reconditioned units at very attractive prices I decided to try a pair of PULSE FLEX 2i speakers configured as a stereo pair. The speakers arrived quickly and each looked brand new in perfect factory packaging with no signs of reconditioning. I was able to easily connect them to my network, go through software updating, then configuring them as a stereo pair using the app. The sound quality is amazing considering their small size, very musical with natrual sounding bass. These generate more than enough volume without distortion and reasonable punch. They fit my application perfectly and I am very happy with them.
I bought this speaker after trying out the Amazon Echo Studio. The sound quality is far superior and it fit in with my other BlueOS devices much smoother than that stupid talking speaker. If it was a little less expensive I would get a second to have stereo sound.
