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you could say they don't make wireless speakers like they used to they're all made of plastic now even the $500 ones a British company name is one company trying to redefine what a wireless speaker is with its new Muse ear Ange the Muse oqb maybe a $1000 speaker but it also looks like one it's completely covered in metal and all of its appointments feel premium especially the gorgeous touch panel with its weighted aluminum volume control the removable grill hides a tiki mask full of drivers which also includes two passive bass woofers instead of a port this enhances bass response and also means you can stick the speaker in a corner without it getting Bhumi the mezzo is foremost a Wi-Fi speaker and it comes with a remote control app for both Android and iOS it lets you stream music from your networked computers as well as stream Spotify and tile or if you want to play music from your phone there's also Bluetooth pitted against this high-end competitors the name is very very good but still not the best for the money it offers a very vocal forward sound which offers excellent articulation but it's limited by the size of the cabinet and can sound boxy or veiled with some instruments if you want a speaker that looks amazing and sounds good to the muse oqb is a nice piece of equipment yet it is part of a very competitive field and many people will probably be better off spending half as much on the Sonos play five