Testseek.com have collected 20 expert reviews of the Mass Fidelity Core Bluetooth Receiver and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mass Fidelity Core Bluetooth Receiver.
January 2017
(84%)
20 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: When we think of compact, portable bluetooth speakers, one thing that comes to mind is average sound quality with almost nonexistent bass. A Canadian brand, Mass Fidelity plans to change that perception with their compact wireless speaker system called Co...
Sleek design, Extremely compact, Rich and detailed sound, Suitable for music and movies
Maximum volume level is lacking,
The Mass Fidelity Core looks sleek, and is extremely compact. It sounds terrific when used with Bluetooth, and even better wired. The soundstage is remarkable for a speaker of this size, and it is suitable for music as well as movies. The only chink in it...
Abstract: The Mass Fidelity seems a name less familiar but you should know it. I will give you a reason why. They recently entered the Indian market with The Core. The Core is a compact wireless speaker system by Mass fidelity. One thing I noticed while experie...
This is a nice-sounding speaker. Tracks have definition and clarity to them, and stereo separation is impressive from a speaker of this size, At louder volumes the sound is rich and full, and easily fills a room. Pairing is quick and easy, and reconnectio
The Mass Fidelity Core is expensive. It's the same price as Sonos's multi-room speakers, while offering the more limited functionality of a Bluetooth speaker. There's no Spotify Connect or Google Cast support for example, and the multi-room pairing is for
Is the Core a Bluetooth speaker or a multi-room speaker? Not even Mass Fidelity knows, and it's this lack of focus that ultimately ends up harming the speaker the most.If it's a Bluetooth speaker, then it's probably one of the most expensive Bluetooth spe...
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Published: 2017-01-26, Author: Jon , review by: techradar.com
Great sound, Impressive stereo separation, Bass is rich, deep and detailed
Limited multi, room funtionality, Weak bass at lower volumes, Few inputs for a connected speaker
The Mass Fidelity Core is a great-sounding Bluetooth speaker. Its sound is rich and detailed, and the separation makes music a pleasure to listen to. Its problem is its price, which puts it in the realm of dedicated multi-room setups – alongside such comp...
Abstract: To say that the Core is a little speaker that packs a big punch is something of an understatement. It's not without flaws, but the sheer power, audio quality and versatile high-tech features that Mass Fidelity has crammed into this little black box are un...
Abstract: To say that the Core is a little speaker that packs a big punch is something of an understatement. It's not without flaws, but the sheer power, audio quality and versatile high-tech features that Mass Fidelity has crammed into this little black box are un...
Slick design, Outstanding sound quality, Plenty of connectivity options, Multi-room functionality, 10-hour battery life
Expensive ($600), Not exceptional at low volumes
It's not a bad strategy, considering that it delivers one of the best sound experiences from a standalone speaker in its size. This isn't a speaker that plays one genre of music well; it plays all of them well, treating audio nuances in a way that we aren...
Open, detailed, spacious sound, Ease of use, Compact size, Built in battery
Color options for unit
THE MASS FIDELITY CORE Represents An Exceptional Value In Today's Wireless Market.LikesOpen, detailed, spacious soundEase of useCompact sizeBuilt in batteryWould Like To SeeColor options for unitPriced at $599.00, the Mass Fidelity Core represents an exce...
Published: 2016-11-11, Author: Michael , review by: wired.com
At six inches square and four inches tall, the Core isn't particularly large, but it's big enough to create a substantial sound. The first thing you notice when listening is clarity and quietness. Acoustic guitars sound acoustic, vocals sound like they're
Not much. I would have liked more volume, but it's a small speaker and higher volumes would make the sound distort. Its max volume is more than enough to fill a large room, anyway. At $600, the price will give you pause, but in this case justified by the
