Pure Jongo T2

usability, size, design

77% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, design, size

54% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Design, Preisleistungsverhältnis, Zuverlässigkeit

Bedienbarkeit

57% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Affordable ; Bluetooth/Wi-Fi streaming is versatile

Unimpressive sound quality ; Performance issues ; Tricky setup

The Pure Jongo T2 is designed to be an accessible entry point to the world of multi-room and wireless audio. However, ropey sound quality and performance issues are more likely to put you off in the long run.

Powerful audio performance for its size. Strong bass response and clarity throughout the mids and highs. Pure Connect app combines your own music library and suggested tracks. Can use both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Pure Connect app is clunky to use. Unless you set up multi-room audio, the Jongo T2 doesn't pose a real advantage over similarly priced Bluetooth speakers.

Conclusions The speaker is a far more compelling product on its own than it is with Pure Connect, but they are more or a less a duo if you want full functionality and support for multi-room audio. Sonos may be more expensive, but its apps have evolved...

Affordable first step to multiroom music ; Bluetooth as well as Pure Connect via wi-fi ; Simple setup ; Nice looks

Lacks the audio quality of key rivals ; Pure Connect still has some nagging limitations

The T2 is a very promising unit and system. Most of our niggles with it are software related, and we hope most, if not all, of those will be addressed in the coming months – and that’s a prospect we’re very excited about.

If you're looking for an inexpensive entry to multi-room streaming, the Jongo T2 is well worth your consideration. Even with its quirks, Pure's Jongo range should be the multi-room system of choice for anyone looking for the best value.

Cost to entry low ; Good speaker response for class ; Good networking performance

Not a good solo speaker for the money ; No ALAC, FLAC support

Multi-room audio compatibility is a key metric for wireless sound systems these days. The entry cost into a house-spanning system can be problematic for many buyers, with many mid-range systems costing many thousands of dollars for even a small insta

Very good sound

No bad points