Aiwa - Exos-9 Bluetooth Speaker

Product Information

If you want a little solution to add some music to your home, one that will sound sweet, detailed and delicate, Music Cast 20 is still highly recommended, while if you want a larger, heavier speaker that will create a real party and make everyone jump, EXOS 9 should really do the job. If that isn’t enough juice for you the battery can be swapped out with an extended battery that will be sold separately for around 18 hours of playback. The Aiwa Exos-9 is a fairly striking speaker in that the design falls outside of what we’re used to seeing with traditional party speakers.

CONNECT IN SECONDS - Connect to your iPhone, iPad, any Android device, any Kindle tablet, Windows device, PC, or Mac with our with aptX and A2DP support.I haven’t tested it for that long, but I was able to use the Exos-9 for 8 hours at moderate volume with no issues. The speaker weighs a whopping 13 lbs, which is honestly less than what we would have guessed by its 7. Furthermore, you have options to use both APT-X Bluetooth as well as an AUX cord, which means that you have access to the best of both worlds, so you don’t have to worry about a lack of inputs.

Keep it plugged in at home or enjoy up to 9 HOURS of incredible unplugged sound with the included quick-swap Lithium-ion battery pack. If that’s not enough battery life for you, Aiwa offers an optional extended battery for longer play time. I just moved recently, in a place that’s even smaller than before, and it is interesting to note that even before, when I lived in the larger location, I still couldn’t take proper photos of the unboxing of EXOS9. I never purchased anything from Aiwa before but definitely would from the quality of sound from this speake r. Furthermore, Edifier Luna doesn’t get near half as loud as EXOS 9, so they are not fit if you’ll want to throw a party, and Luna sounds the worse the louder you drive them, while EXOS 9 stays pretty consistent all across the range.What’s more interesting, I saw someone link two Aiwas together and spreading them out 100 feet away from each other.

Bare in mind, the slot "vents" on the front are purely for aesthetic purposes only, so they don't really serve any purpose. This port will accept headphones, digital audio players (DAP), laptops and anything that uses a mini plug for audio. The Aiwa Exos-9 is a large and loud 200-watt portable wireless Bluetooth speaker known for its ability to play loudly, both indoors and out. Since its release, the powerful Aiwa Exos-9 Portable Bluetooth Speaker has garnered a lot of positive press and reviews. is not exactly easy to carry around with one hand) the almost entirely plastic enclosure doesn’t feel very robust and thus hurts the overall image of the product.

Even with the impressive 100dB volume, the Exos 9 still falls a few decibels short of the JBL PartyBox 310 when it comes to measured volume output but does perform better than the JBL Boombox series in this regard.