The KEF LS LUXE makes no attempt to disappear into a room. Designed with Ross Lovegrove, the compact wireless hi-fi system turns KEF’s concentric-driver architecture into a sculptural object without allowing the enclosure to overshadow the engineering.

Its flowing, low-diffraction cabinet is offered in Dusk Titanium, Eclipse Black, and Mineral White. At the center of each speaker is a 12th-generation, 6.5-inch Uni-Q driver array, which positions a one-inch aluminum-dome tweeter within the midrange cone. Metamaterial Absorption Technology sits behind the tweeter and absorbs a claimed 99 percent of unwanted rearward sound.

LS LUXE is KEF’s first wireless speaker to use Velocity Control Technology. Motion-sensing feedback monitors the bass driver and dynamically reduces distortion and power compression. Each speaker pairs 280 watts of Class D low-frequency amplification with 100 watts of Class AB high-frequency power, supplemented by KEF’s current-drive amplification and Music Integrity Engine processing.

Network sources are supported at up to 24-bit/384kHz, although playback is resampled to 24-bit/96kHz wirelessly or 24-bit/192kHz through the supplied interspeaker cable. HDMI eARC, optical, coaxial, auxiliary, and dual subwoofer connections join AirPlay, Google Cast, Bluetooth 5.3, and major streaming services. Roon Ready functionality is scheduled for 2027.

The system advances the all-in-one convenience of a wireless hi-fi system while treating its physical presence as part of the appeal. The KEF LS LUXE costs $3,999.99 per pair and is offered through KEF’s U.S. store in all three finishes.