PHILIPS FX10 Bluetooth Stereo System for Home with CD Player , MP3, USB, FM Radio, Bass Reflex Speaker, 230 W, Remote Control Included
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- Stream music wirelessly via Bluetooth from your smartphone - Bluetooth is a short range wireless communication technology that is both robust and energy-efficient The technology allows easy wireless connection to iPod/iPhone/iPad or other Bluetooth devices such as smartphones tablets or even loptops So you can enjoy your favorite music sound from video or game wireless on this speaker easily
- Dual amplifier for better sound performance - Dual amplifier ensures enhanced sound performance by reducing inter-modulation between the woofer and tweeter since each transducer is driven by its own dedicated amplifier The result is deep and powerful bass sounds that have high impact without interfering too much with the higher frequencies so they remain pure and detailed Utilized in combination with precise active crossover design better control on the phase and frequency response of each
- MAX Sound for instant power boost - MAX Sound technology produces an instant boost in bass maximizing volume performance and instantly creating the most impressive listening experience with just the touch of a button Its sophisticated electronic circuitry calibrates existing sound and volume settings instantly boosting bass and volume to maximum levels without distortion The end result is a noticeable amplifying of both sound spectrum and volume and a potent audio boost that will add mileage
- Audio-in for portable music playback - The Audio in connectivity allows direct playback of Audio in content from portable media players Besides the benefit of enjoying your favorite music in the superior sound quality delivered by the audio system the Audio in is also extremely convenient as all you have to do is to plug your portable MP3 player to the audio system
- Digital tuning with preset stations for extra convenience - Simply tune into the station that you want to preset press and hold the preset button to memorize the frequency With preset radio stations that can be stored you can quickly access your favorite radio station without having to manually tune the frequencies each time
Description
Stream music wirelessly over Bluetooth from any smart device A dual amplifier offers better sound quality and 230W RMS total output power gives music a solid punch
Brand: PHILIPS
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Color: black, gold
Speaker Type: Stereo
Compatible Devices: Speaker, Smartphone, Laptop, Tablet
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Speaker Type: Stereo
Compatible Devices: Speaker, Smartphone, Laptop, Tablet
Wattage: 230 watts
Supported Standards: CD
Supported Audio Format: CD, MP3
Number of Speakers: 2
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2
Color: black, gold
Style Name: Modern
Item Weight: 4.1 kg
Brand: PHILIPS
Speakers Included: 2 Speakers
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Philips
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 689342228268
Built-In Media: stereo system, two speakers, remote control
Model Number: Philips8268
Mfr Part Number: Philips8268
Warranty Description: Guarantee booklet
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Paid $170 for it, so all information in this review is based on that price point. To give you an idea of the kind of listener I am, as a lifelong musician/composer/producer I've gotten pretty picky over the years about sound quality. I listen to music pretty much all day 40 hours a week and have been using only headphones for it for years, (I cannot recommend VMODA's Crossfade Wireless 2's enough!) so when I switched jobs and found myself able to be home for work I thought it would be fun to have the option of listening on actual speakers too. The genres I listen to the most are: - Metal of all kinds but mostly symphonic metal (Dimmu Borgir, Mechina, Fear Factory, etc - it's very fast metal with an entire symphony or a load of keyboards playing at the same time, so very sonically rich/complex) - Drum and bass (Black Sun Empire, Doom Poets, Technical Itch, Upbeats, Misanthrop, Hive, Skynet, KYROS, etc) - Original movie scores / trailer music (mostly symphonic and some choir elements) - Rap/hip hop (mainly old gangster stuff like Mr. Doctor, Dre/Cube, etc) Here's what I was wanting / expecting when I went looking for a stereo and eventually picked this one, and then how it matches up to my expectations. Transparent sound / clarity - 4.75 out of 5. To me a good set of speakers or headphones is better the LESS they change the sound of what I'm listening to. I want to hear the music as clearly and closely to the original mix as possible. To be specific I don't mean I want a WIMPY sound with no definition - I want a system that STRONGLY pumps out the sound so I can clearly hear every element, but the way the original engineers meant for it to sound. For the most part this system kicks out strong, very clear sound. But the reason I knocked a quarter point off is that I really don't understand why there is no way to TURN OFF the EQ function. In case you're not a raging audiophile nerd :), the way the EQ function works in all stereos is that it routes the original sound through an audio processor that then changes the sound around to match each EQ setting's target (for example, "ROCK" EQ presets usually crank up the bass and treble and cut the mids, "POP" usually pushes up the mids and emphasizes vocals, etc). However, the reason that can sometimes be really bad is that someone has ALREADY very obsessively tuned every sound and moment of what you're listening to in order to make it sound as good as possible - the original engineer who mixed the record. So going with our original example, if you're listening to really heavy metal and the engineer has ALREADY engineered it to have heavy bass and high elements, trying to stack another change to sound on top of that can sometimes make it end up sounding crappy or not clear. It's just frustrating to have what's clearly a fantastic amplifier > speaker > box setup, but be unable to pipe sound through it without the unit changing it. I should make sure to say it still sounds amazing, but I would have really liked a simple option to turn off the EQ (or if they'd just included a "FLAT" setting). Speaker Response / Accuracy - 5 out of 5 If anyone reading this is wondering what I'm talking about with speaker response, I'm referring to whether or not the system can handle pumping out music with a lot of complex elements at extremely high speeds while maintaining an accurate picture of the overall sound (in other words, it doesn't get "muddy" or "sludgy" sounding). This system does this excellently and in fact is much better at it than I expected. For reference check out something like Dimmu Borgir's "Maelstrom Mephisto" or Mechina's "Praise Hydrus" - both songs with a massive variety of sonic elements, and it blasts those out perfectly (and can get pretty freakin loud doing it). Both of the above songs sounded amazing even when pushed pretty hard. Build Appearance and Quality - 5 out of 5 The visual styling is definitely making a loud statement (that statement being "I'm futuristic and tech-looking and belong at home in a game like Deus Ex"), and it's something I personally love since the techwear/futurist aesthetic complements my already futurist-ish office setup. The quality of the build seems quite solid as well - head unit is all framed in metal and is relatively heavy (a good sign...means the internal components aren't cheap garbage). The speaker boxes are definitely a touch above your average bookshelf speaker and certainly seem durable enough. I don't think there would have been any harm in putting grilles over the actual speaker cones...but provided you don't have Gremlins throwing ninja stars around in your office, I think you're good ;) Bass Response / Low Frequency Handling - 4.90 out of 5 The bass response is 85-90% perfect and in fact is really quite remarkable for a system that doesn't have its own dedicated separate larger subwoofer. I'm actually pretty impressed at how low the frequency response goes on this thing - it slams drum and bass way harder than I was expecting, and even symphonic death metal comes through super clear and slamming with a clean but powerful kick drum sound. The only reason I knocked off a tenth of a point was that (only in very specific tracks - "Dark Helmet" by Doom Poets/Technical Itch is one example) the lowest end of the sound very slightly bogs/clenches up because the speakers are trying to push out bass that is probably a little lower (frequency) than what the speakers are actually capable of reproducing. But reminder...I'm being pretty picky about this, probably...and I'd bet 98% of people wouldn't even notice or care. Doohickeys / Bells and Whistles Features - 3.0 out of 5 I honestly don't personally care almost at all about these kinds of features but thought I should be thorough and rate them in case anyone is interested. So what I'm lumping in here is additional options like "Bass Boost", "MAX Sound", etc. The features themselves are fine and work just fine, but here's why I give it only a 3. Both of these features have been bog-standard in stereo gear for as long as I can remember (at least 20-30 years), but stereo companies just keep re-naming it and claiming they're some kind of innovation LOL. "Bass Boost" (aka MEGA Bass, Thump Bass, Super Donkey Bass, etc) has been around forever. All it is is cranking up a certain couple of low end frequencies. And "MAX SOUND" (aka Loudness, Loud Boost, XTREME!, Planet Crusher, etc) is nothing new either - it's just effectively cranking the sound so it makes it "sound" louder (which by the way almost inevitably makes it sound worse). Both of these features work just fine on this unit and the Super Donkey Bass does punch clearly. But the reason I gave it 3 stars is that for something branded and sold as a "mini hi fi system" they could have at least included a few "fake surround" modes or something. Connectivity / Input Options - 5 out of 5 Very impressed with the wide range of ways you can pipe music into this thing. USB, CD, aux in, Bluetooth, (and the CD player handles MP3-only data cd's too, I believe). Input options this rich should be standard on all stereo gear, honestly. Overall Score - 5 out of 5 For what I paid for it, what I use it for, and the things I care about it doing, I give it a 5 out of 5. Given the price point the only reason I could possibly think of NOT to buy it if you're in the market for a system is if you really hate the visual styling (strong black and gold color schema with an inescapable futuristic/techie slant). And then you'd REALLY have to hate it because this is a killer system.
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I Love The Options Of Extra Bass and Maxx Base . I Set The Eq At The Techno Level . The Stereo System Has A Great Sound and Bluetooth .
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Four stars. A bit pricey for the sound output overall. HOWEVER, not disappointed. For what’s its worth. For such a small footprint it does deliver quality sound. Just not head banging sound. Don’t will get the job done neatly with plenty of clarity and some bass depth. Portable. Very. Remote nicely done. Ease of use is a breeze. BT recovery upon power up is very responsive. At least for my iPhone. As much as I would love to give it five stars. It’s just not 5 star material at the price tag it’s at. Maybe $149 would be a better starting point for this unit. But then again. It’s old material and last years old stock which is from what I see not even made now. So def buy it while you can if your looking for that small sized full range clear volume with some bass.
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Has a great sound and very small and compact but feels like the vintage 80’s style! Good price point!
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Bought this for a workout room for me and the wife. Not the best sounding thing in the world but it does the job at being clean and clear at least. It's nothing fancy and it kinda sounds like a cheap boombox sometimes with some of the eq presets but the amount on input options are what you're really paying for. Pretty much every option under the sun to play music on it. It works good enough for my use case and I'm happy with it.
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This may be small but it is clear and powerful. I would buy it again.
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The speakers are 8"W x 12"H x roughly 5 1/2"D because of the design. The speaker dimensions hadn't been listed when I ordered the product so I had to do a guest-ament based upon the photo. I wouldn't recommend this if you want to have music blasting at a party. Look at the price. For that grade speaker system you expect to put out a lot more $. The look of the thing appealed to me, it's kind of industrial, kind of cool, has curb appeal. Doesn't look like all the others. The gold feature is unusual too, you usually find red as an accent on these. But I didn't want something boring. Speaking of accent colors and functionality, the clock doesn't show in normal function and so you can set the clock but it's going to be hidden, not a display dial. When you don't have the unit turned on you have a red power light to show it's getting electricity, but that's all. Don't know why the clock display isn't the default. But you do have the alarm function available to you. The weird thing is the display section is a dull white, which barely registers. I don't know why they went with something dull instead of a sharp color that would pop, like red or blue or green. Even the gold might have been better. The music genre character functions is useful. The Cd is what I am using this for. Haven't had a problem with it. The remote functions well. The worst aspect about this is the ridiculous instruction sheet. I assume they thought they were saving paper but it's like you need to get a bulletin board and spread the multi-language sheet out and pin it up there - as if you're organizing an invasion of territory or trying to figure out the next heavy tech rocket design - then you can maybe put a hi-liter on the areas you need because trying to flip from one instruction to another and you're passing over and thru various languages to get there, makes it annoying and confusing. Imagine this spreadsheet in your hand! They managed to make a basic function room stereo into something complicated. In the end, I didn't even want to deal with Bluetooth. I bought it for the CD function and music in a small room area, that's it. It's for me, I don't need to shield my music from others by using headphones, which this stereo doesn't accommodate anyway. UPDATE: Don't listen to CDs that much, so when I returned to using the CD player it wasn't working, not on two disks I tried. Went into interminable READING mode. Had to pop the CDs into my computer.
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The FX10 functions well for what it is: a high powered blast from the past mini hi-fi system. However, as with most modern things, they simply just don't make them like they used to. Cons: 1. Lacks Headphone Port This design choice I simply cannot understand. I'd be much more happy with this unit if it had a headphone out, because sometimes I want to listen quietly. It takes away from it being a true "All In One" solution. 2. Sound is anemic at low volumes The sound quality of the unit is good, however, I find that if you truly want to get the best tone, you have to crank the speakers. Otherwise at low volumes, I find it a little anemic and hard to balance. 3. Fear of CD player breaking I have read multiple reviews stating that the CD player was not working on others' units. I have no run into this issue yet (knock on wood), but it doesn't inspire a ton of confidence in me. Pros: 1. Ease of use The UI is nice, and the remote control is great. 2. Design Looks really cool, definitely a head turner. 3. Great sound at loud volumes This thing can get loud and has a ton of bass. I think it'd be perfect for parties, worksites, and other spaces where loud volume is required. That being said, I don't know who is using CDs like that in 2026, but you never know. The final verdict: If you miss your old mini hi-fi system you regretfully got rid of and don't want to get a used one from the thrift store, this might be your best bet for something affordable. There is a unit from another manufacturer, the Denon D-M41, and that unit seems to have more of what I'm looking for. But at over $600 there is no justifying that price for what it is. Philips also seems to have a model above this one with internet radio, and a headphone jack. However, there is no RCA in on that unit. It has a 1/8" Aux In, but then I have to have a cable in the front of the unit at all times, which doesn't look great. Also, it comes in at around $400, which again seems too much for what it is. The FX10 has the price right, but lacks fully satisfying that itch for an all in one hi fi system. However, with the limited options out there, it might be your best bet. That being said, it might be worth checking your local thrift store to get all the options that the older systems had.
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