Testseek.co.uk have collected 99 expert reviews of the Amazon Echo Studio smart speaker and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Echo Studio smart speaker.
November 2019
(83%)
99 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(94%)
1217 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Unbelievable price point
Plenty of power
Full Alexa support
Dolby Atmos tech
Fire TV pairing
Lossless audio support through Amazon Music HD
Big
Bold sound
Very well priced
Excellent connectivity options
Best sounding Amazon Echo speaker to date
Support for CD-quality sound
Hi-res audio and 3D audio
£10 cheaper than Sonos One
Decent spread of sound
Clear
Precise midrange
Hi-res audio support
Class-leading bass
Slick and simple setup
Dolby Atmos and 360 Reality Audio support
Large
Sprawling soundstage
All the Alexa smarts
Powerful
Room-filling sound
Adapts the sound to the space
Amazon Alexa built-in
Gigantic sound
Alexa smarts
Easy home cinema set-up
Weighty bass and big sound
Alexa is terrific
Dolby Atmos 3D
Synergy with other Echo/Fire TV products
Good value for the price
Zigbee-compatible devices
Minimal design
Compact
Great sound
Bursting with features
An absolute bargain
Punchy sound
Excellent spatial audio rendering
Versatile pairing options for home cinema
Alexa voice control
Plenty of features
Beautiful home-friendly build
Simple and straightforward to use
There's a 3.5mm audio out or mini optical line-in
So it's great for using with your TV set-up
Thanks to the Alexa app
You can create a multi-room music system with other Echo speakers
You can make calls to mobile and
The editors didn't like
Design not attractive
Needs more colours
Sound is bass-heavy
Lacks some detail in mid-range
No remote for volume controls
'Ultra HD' and 3D audio are of questionable value
Not the sexiest thing
Overcooked bass hampers timing
Hit and miss 3D audio
Mid-range occasionally muffled
Brittle touch to lighter instruments
3D music still in limited supply
Divisive design
The sound sometimes lacks precision
Larger than your average Echo
3D audio is a mixed bag
Not as nuanced in the midrange or treble
Bass can be overpowering
Weighs a tonne
360-design means placement can affect the sound
Limited placement options
Sometimes wayward music interpretation
You'll need subscriptions to Amazon Prime or Spotify to ask Alexa to play music from these services
Great audio performance for the money, Supports 3D audio (Dolby Atmos and Sony 360 Reality Audio), Can be paired with Amazon's inexpensive subwoofer and/or a second Studio for stereo
Lack of Z-Wave support weakens its abilities as a smart home hub, You must subscribe to Amazon Music to get 3D audio, Speaker enclosure is insufficently isolated from the surface it's placed on
The Echo Studio isn't an audiophile loudspeaker, but it is an awesome speaker for the price. In terms of networked smart speakers, the $200 Sonos One is the Studio's closest competitor. It's not nearly as powerful, but Sonos has the best multi-room audio...
Sound quality is a step up over the competition, Room-filling sound, Inexpensive for the capabilities, Zigbee hub
3D audio is a gimmick, Utilitarian design
The Echo Studio brings high-quality, room-filling sound to the Alexa smart ecosystem. Despite the gimmicky 3D audio capabilities, the affordable price redeems the Echo Studio, making it one of the better high-end smart speakers around...
Published: 2019-11-15, Author: Billy , review by: engadget.com
Excellent audio, Alexa smarts, Hi-res audio, Relatively affordable, Works as home theater speaker,
Big, EQ requires some fine-tuning, 3D audio content is very limited, Sound best with Amazon Music HD,
Amazon's priciest Echo speaker is a beast. It's big, versatile and sounds fantastic. To get the most out of it, though, you'll want to consider a high-res streaming plan like Amazon Music HD. The 3D audio options are a bit limited for now, but even regula...
Published: 2019-11-06, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Excellent value for the size and power, Loud, clear sound, Compelling directional audio,
Requires Amazon Music HD to listen to fully 3D Ultra HD music
With surprisingly robust Dolby Atmos-compatible directional audio, Amazon's Echo Studio delivers just as much power as smart speakers that cost twice as much...
Published: 2019-11-06, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
Loud, spacious sound, Supports a wide variety of streaming music services, Doubles as a Dolby Atmos home theater system when paired with a Fire TV device, All the stuff Alexa can do on every other Echo speaker
Bass could be tighter and more powerful, 3D music is more of a demo and less of a reality right now, Takes up more physical space than many other smart speakers
