The Three Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System, Walnut

This speaker delivers impressive sound quality for its size. The audio is clear, powerful, and well-balanced, with deep bass and crisp highs that make music sound rich and immersive.The design is another highlight—it has a premium, vintage look that stands out and adds character to any space. It feels solid and well-built, not cheap at all.Connectivity is simple and reliable, especially via Bluetooth, and it works great for everyday use with my phone.Overall, it’s a great combination of sound performance and aesthetics. Definitely worth it if you want both style and quality in one speaker.

Made in the USA. I was looking for a speaker that had multiple connections. It is not listed well in descriptions but it has an Optical connection for my CD player. It has red/white RCA analog, it has a 3.5 mm aux jack, it has a USC-C and it has a Phone connection. I had sold Klipsch for Best Buy in the past but have never owned a product of theirs. When Bose and others have moved away from High Quality, great looking home speakers this speaker delivers. I have listened to Pink Floyd, Ace of Base, Enya, Enigma, Aerosmith, Lynch Mob, Steel Heart, Stain, God Smack, Country of all kinds, Disturbed and Billy Joel on it so far. It has hit all the highs and lows without distortion. I was kind of amazed how good it sounds for its size and price. This is a really well made product. Great job to Klipsch!

As someone who worked in the radio biz, played in bands my entire life and even DJ’d hundreds of dances with huge sound systems, I think I can say with certainty that this is an amazing speaker. It’s beautiful to look at. It takes very little space. The sound, wow, where to begin….. I have this in a room that’s about 14’ x 14’ with 12’ ceilings. It absolutely fills the room. From old school rock to new rock. From old dance to new electronica. From classical to grunge. I’ve tried them all and this beauty holds up. I’ve had many “room speakers” before but this one is by far the best. The Bluetooth works great. It was easy to set it up and even though some might say it’s pricey, for the money you can’t beat it.Trust me….. BUY IT!!!!

Let me put this review into some perspective for you. I'm an older guy who grew up with, and still own, audiophile equipment for "serious listening". I own a cylindrical Bose portable speaker that has internet streaming capability missing here (subtracted one star mainly for no excusing that) that is very good in terms of its general, portable FM radio-like sound, But I was looking for something more for a bedroom. I wanted to replace the clutter of the older receiver and speakers on a dresser top, while not sacrificing too much in terms of sound quality. NYT Wirecutter recently featured the Klipsche One Plus, but I wanted RCA cable connections, so upgraded to the Three plus - and very pleased. Initial response was disappointing - the sound was very flat. As you've read, you need to download the app to have the option to manipulate the sound/EQ. Look folks - I'm 70 yrs old and did it easily. I'm not sure what the problem is if you follow the instructions. The app provides very limited ranges for change. However, it does address the "can't really listen at low volumes" issue (turn the output down in the app) and the flat response can be changed - again limited range - but enough to bring some life back into the sound. Hooking an old school CD player up was a breeze, and pressing the main control button allowed seamless transition from blu-tooth to old school. I have listened to lots of different music on this unit - from Charli XCX (really) to Brandi Carlisle, Bruce Springsteen (ah - the remaster Nebraska!), Yo Yo Ma and symphonic music, Count Basie, and the Modern Jazz Quartet. Everything sounded wonderful, with the more natural records (Modern Jazz Quartet, Nebraska, Yo Yo) coming out on top. Much fuller than myBose portable, and clearly not the same experience as listening to my audiophile sound system. But it sounded fulfilling - and that's key. Attractive, easy connectivity, and very good sound. Could have had internet connectivity and sound that was more open. Overall, a solid blu-tooth alternative at a good price point.

There's a few things about this speaker you MUST do to get it to sound good (which it's amazing). First, before you even unbox it, download the Klipsch Connect app. This allows you to update the firmware and adjust the EQ (which it desperately needs). Out of the box without the app, the speaker simply does NOT sound good. In the EQ setting, put the bass on +3, mid to -1 and the treble to +4. This makes a huge difference! Secondly, you HAVE to let this speaker break in. It has one of the tightest sounds out of the box I've heard. After listening at moderate level playing music with some bass, it REALLY opens up and again, sounds even better. The cones and surrounds are incredibly tight on this speaker at first. You will notice a massive difference if you just keep playing it. Trust me, update the firmware, adjust the EQ and let it break in and it's almost audiophile quality. Klipsch did it right with this one and I'm glad I bought it (I actually bought two to pair them together which is easy). I hope this review helps. It'll make a HUGE difference if you do all of these things. I see these returned and I guarantee you the folks who sent them back didn't do the above or they would have kept it!

Frankly I don’t understand the rave reviews. When connected by wire to an echo device the sound quality was terrible. When Bluetooth connected, the sound was decent but very little volume even on full .Then I ran the firmware update, the hard wire sound was still terrible, and even though Bluetooth indicated connected, it didn’t work at all. Tried numerous methods suggested to correct these issues with no luck. Maybe I’m doing something wrong, but if I am , I can only say it shouldn’t be that hard.

I've been searching far and wide for the perfect home speaker for our den. I've tried speakers that cost two to four times as much and have always been disappointed. Either too bright, not enough bass, empty, hollow, weak, you name it. I tried the JBL Authentics 500, Marshall Woburn III, KEF LSX II LT, and Cambridge Audio Evo One. In all fairness, the Cambridge Audio Evo One was obviously better than The Three, but it also costs $1500, and I couldn't justify it. Honestly, I believe The Three is 90% of the Evo One for less than 1/4 of the price.I have an original Klipsch The One and have always been very impressed with the amount and quality of sound that comes out of such a small box. So I thought I would give it's big brother a try and I was able to get The Three Plus used/like new for a great price.My search is over! This speaker far exceeds my expectations and destroys most other similar speakers that cost much more. Very full range, warm sound, but not weak in the mid's or high's at all. It's also very smooth and not shrill or harsh, like many Klipsch speakers (horn loaded). It can also effortlessly get very loud with near wall shaking bass. A subwoofer is NOT required, which is something I was looking for.Can't be more pleased with this thing, I've been searching for the right speaker for months.My only complaint is that it doesn't have native Airplay2/network support. Apparently the USB port can power a Wiim Mini and that can be plugged into the RCA ports or optical port to add that functionality. I would suspect that the Wiim has a better DAC than The Three, so RCA is probably the way to go. It honestly doesn't need it unless you are hyper critical of your music purity.

This is a 2 prong review.I give the speaker a 4 star. Rich deep base and decent mid / treb. I use phono for preamp but it picks a LOT of extra noise from tone arm / vinyl so I need the eq to adj on most albums.I bought a second as I wanted true stereo (TWS). It's in a box going back. 1) you can only get multiple speakers and true stereo using the app. The app is GARBAGE. The second speaker would NOT connect to the master. I tried a total of 22 times - I counted. 2) $800 pair of The Threes should be ready out of box. NOPE. Had to update firmware. The app would NOT update no matter what: Bluetooth and usb-c - no. I had to go purchase a usb-c flashdrive. That took 6 tries in the first speaker and 4 on the 2nd but now they were up to date. Ridiculous. 3) still refused to sync - could not get 2 speakers / stereo. 4) Support is non existent - no one to work phones and no messages as to when they would be available. 5) Online support has OLD schematics and data - even YouTube. Useless. 6) the utility button on back does not give any light/sound feedback to know if you have pushed it correctly.Great single speaker and now I'm stuck w just mono. Klipsch should know better than to have such a poor interface and no support.

Worth it every penny.

Superb product.. loving it 🥰Can't believe the performanceAwesome Base 👌 👏