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KEF Coda W Wireless Hi-Fi Speakers
KEF's Uni-Q array puts the tweeter at the acoustic centre of the midrange cone, so the pair images like a single point source rather than two boxes. The Coda W adds HDMI ARC and a moving-magnet phono stage to that driver at four figures.
$1,000 pair typical, as of September 2026
- HDMI ARC, optical, USB-C, RCA
- 200 W total Class D
- Uni-Q point-source driver
- Bluetooth 5.4 aptX Lossless
Uni-Q is the reason to buy a KEF: because the tweeter sits inside the midrange cone, the vertical and horizontal dispersion match, so the sweet spot is wider and the sound changes less when you stand up. The Coda W carries that driver plus HDMI ARC, aptX Lossless and a phono stage, which is a lot of input flexibility for the money.
Watch out: There is no Wi-Fi at all, so no AirPlay, Chromecast or Roon. Reviews are also early: the Amazon average of 3.9 comes from only 18 ratings and no full measured review has been published yet.
Pros
- Uni-Q point-source driver and its wide sweet spot
- HDMI ARC plus a moving-magnet phono stage
- aptX Lossless Bluetooth
Cons
- No Wi-Fi streaming of any kind
- Review evidence is still thin
- Amazon stock is third-party rather than shipped by Amazon
Specifications
| TV connection | HDMI ARC, plus optical |
|---|---|
| Amplifier power | 200 W total: 70 W LF and 30 W HF per speaker |
| Drivers | Uni-Q coaxial point source |
| Streaming | Bluetooth 5.4 with aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless; no Wi-Fi |
| Phono input | Yes, moving magnet |
| Subwoofer out | Yes |
| Dimensions (each) | Not published |
Specs come from manufacturer documentation and published reviews; check the retailer listing for the current revision.