Select Costco Wholesale Stores (link for reference only) have for its
Members: KEF LSX II LT Wireless Bookshelf Speakers (Pair, Graphite Grey, Item 1924533) for
$399.97 (In-Store Only).
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jay-zala for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability/price may vary by location
Product Details:
- Combined 200W of System Power
- Personalized Listening via KEF Connect App
- Wi-Fi & BT for Wireless Listening
- USB-C, HDMI ARC, Optical & Subwoofer Outputs
- DSD and PCM up to 24bit/384kHz
Top Comments
Also had a kanto Tuk which are more expensive and this sounds better for near field. 2.1 pc setup
Community Reviews
KEF LSX II LT is a compact active bookshelf speaker set that stands out for clear, detailed sound and a strong nearfield soundstage, especially on a desk or in a small room. The app adds useful tuning, including treble, crossover, desk or wall settings, and subwoofer integration, and the price at $399.97 is a sharp drop from prior Costco pricing. It works best with a subwoofer for fuller bass and is not built for large spaces. Setup can be finicky for TV, Bluetooth, Apple TV, or audio lag, so it suits focused listening more than plug and play simplicity.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. The speakers are repeatedly described as needing a subwoofer for fuller bass, and several comments suggest setting the crossover around 70-80 Hz. They can sound excellent on their own, but they are not meant to deliver big low-end output in larger rooms.
If the purchase is within 30 days, Costco customer service can adjust the price in store or through chat. Outside that window, the reported path is to return and repurchase instead of getting a direct price match.
HDMI ARC is the recommended connection for TV setups because it is designed for that use. If Apple TV audio cuts out, enabling Continuous Audio Connection is suggested, and some TVs may need an inexpensive adapter depending on their audio output.
Yes. The Uni-Q concentric driver design is praised for creating a single-point sound source that is easier to aim at close range, which helps desktop imaging and soundstage. They are also described as fitting well on a work desk and even being usable laid down.
The LSX II LT is described as having the same sound as the regular LSX II, but without aptX Bluetooth support. The LT still keeps the app-based tuning and crossover controls, so it remains the same core speaker for desktop or nearfield use.
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Also had a kanto Tuk which are more expensive and this sounds better for near field. 2.1 pc setup
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If you are planning on spending $500, you may also to consider the new Cambridge Audio LS/X.
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