Harman Kardon GO+PLAY Wireless

price, design, usability, size, reliability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, size, design, reliability

98% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Bedienbarkeit, Größe, Klang, Design, Zuverlässigkeit

96% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

100% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

Great bass, detailed mid-range, rich sound, powerful remote, handle makes for great portability

Dock placement is poor, slightly rolled-off low treble notes, no bass or treble controls

Harmon Kardon's Go + Play is a brilliant high-end iPod dock. Its audio is well balanced and almost flawless. The design has one niggling issue, but the large, sturdy handle certainly adds to the unit's portability

Great bass, detailed mid-range, rich sound, powerful remote, handle makes for great portability

Dock placement is poor, slightly rolled-off low treble notes, no bass or treble controls

Harmon Kardon's Go + Play is a brilliant high-end iPod dock. Its audio is well balanced and almost flawless. The design has one niggling issue, but the large, sturdy handle certainly adds to the unit's portability

Open and warm presentation ; Loads of bass ; Detailed and dynamic

May not suit those who crave delicacy and agility

The Harman Kardon Go + Play’s tenderness and controlled aggression make it the yardstick for £250 portable speakers

Nice and portable ; Decent looks ; Better sound

No rechargeable battery ; No AirPlay ; Takes up room

Detailed, agile treble and midrange ; Huge power ; Lovely design ; Charges via USB

Bass overwhelms a little ; Will not play via USB connection

If it’s big bass and an easy-to-live-with sound you’re after, this is a great Bluetooth speaker. But if you crave finesse, you can do better

Attractive looks ; fine build and finish ; spacious, dynamic and full-blooded sound

Low frequencies sound at odds with the rest of the music ; needs eight batteries to be portable

A superior portable solution, with bass that can be heard across a Glastonbury field

Great portability for a large speaker, big and bold sound, powerful low-end, distinctive look, very portable for a large speaker

Unsophisticated bass, no Wi-Fi or multi-room features

Those with picky ears can poke holes in the Harman Kardon Go + Play, but it is one of the few new, sub-£250 wireless speakers to offer both the clout of a main lounge speaker and real portability.

Great bass, detailed mid-range, rich sound, powerful remote, handle makes for great portability

Dock placement is poor, slightly rolled-off low treble notes, no bass or treble controls

Full, deep sound ; Eye-catching design ; RF remote control ; Multitude of useful inputs and outputs

Isn't compatible with the iPhone or many recent models of iPods ; Bulky power adapter ; Awkward dock ; No EQ or radio ; The design isn't for everyone

The Go + Play is a powerful little system with quality construction, and a sound that can hold up to the toughest scrutiny, but it comes with a price tag to match. For AU$599.95, you could buy a very tasteful little bookshelf system with a CD player,...