Excellent speaker for a medium-sized room, which is what I wanted without too many cables and a full setup. I sacrificed the original stereo sound, but you win some, you lose some.
It easily fills my space with sound. Where its value really shows is when you turn the volume above 60%. There is no distortion, everything sounds clear and balanced no matter the music genre, and you don’t want to turn it down.
Listening is effortless. The fidelity is excellent. I hear my favorite tracks with details I hadn’t noticed before. I’m so impressed that I’m already thinking of getting the Mu So Hekla (Dolby Atmos).
Yes, it’s costly, but it lasts forever.

Excellent speaker – true hi-fi sound in an all-in-one form
The Naim Mu-so 2 is by far the best all-in-one speaker I have heard. Its sound is full, dynamic, and incredibly clear, with deep and controlled bass that doesn’t get muddy, natural midrange with vocals up front, and clear treble without fatigue, even at high volumes.
The build quality is top-notch; it looks and sounds like a serious hi-fi product and not just a simple “smart” speaker. It easily plays any kind of music (art, rock, jazz, classical, electronic) and fills a large space without any difficulty.
The Naim app is stable and user-friendly, with support for AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Spotify Connect, Tidal, etc. The equalizer helps you tailor the sound exactly to your room.
Yes, its price is high, but it is fully justified by the performance, reliability, and how many years you know you’ll enjoy it. If you want quality sound without dealing with amplifiers and cables, it’s one of the best purchases you can make.
I highly recommend it.
Minor negatives / points to note:
1) Its price is high and certainly not for everyone, although it is justified by the quality and performance.
2) Its size is relatively large for those who want something more discreet in small spaces.
3) It is not aimed at those who like to constantly tweak settings and cables, as it is a purely all-in-one solution.

I wanted a speaker up to 1000€ that could combine high sound quality and connectivity as much as possible. I believe that since I listen to Tidal in excellent quality, radio, stream from my NAS, and even switch it to a sound bar when I want to watch a movie, I am personally fully satisfied. The construction is really high-quality and you can tell just by looking at it and feeling the materials. If I wanted a physical 2-channel audio, I would have to go up to 2k for a decent system. It blends very nicely with the living room and with a future change of the front grille, it will become even more visually appealing