Braven Lux Bluetooth Speaker

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Pros:

Multiple colors. IPX5 Water Resistant Protection. Can be used as an external battery

Cons:

No “muted” colors offered. No carrying case

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Last revision on October 22, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Multiple colors. IPX5 Water Resistant Protection. Can be used as an external battery

Reviewers Didn't Like

No “muted” colors offered. No carrying case

Expert reviews and ratings

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By offering the Lux Bluetooth speaker Braven has released an affordable and very functional wireless speaker everyone should enjoy. The Lux comes in three colors, albeit not what I'd called “muted” colors, it's light weight, so it's easy to carry, and it...

By runaroundtech.com on February 20, 2015

We first saw Braven's Lux ($100) at this year's CES, and it mostly seemed like an afterthought in the excitement of all the other new products introduced at the Incipio/Braven booth. The speaker — which was designed to appeal to women — has two drivers,...

By iLounge on February 12, 2015

With so many different wireless Bluetooth speakers on the market, how does a product differentiate itself from the pack? Some manufacturers ruggedize the speaker like Scosche's BoomBottle , while others choose a different form factor to please the crowd...

By androidheadlines.com on April 07, 2015

Similarly to the way that many high-end mobile phone makers have accepted that we want to use our devices in real-world scenarios which can sometimes include sudden dunkings in a sink, the plastic and rubber bodied LUX is IPX5 certified water-resistant;...

By Gear Diary on April 06, 2015