B&W Launches McLaren Edition of Zeppelin Speaker

author: FutureCar Staff    

Bowers & Wilkins is renowned for its exceptional range of gear, including top-notch headphones and in-car audio systems. The brand's collaboration with McLaren resulted in the PX8 cans, which boasted a new design and received significant popularity. Now, the brand is taking its need for speed to the next level with a McLaren Edition of its balloon-shaped Zeppelin wireless speaker.

When we had the opportunity to test Bowers & Wilkins' Zeppelin speaker, we awarded it a perfect five-star rating in our review. We were particularly impressed by the wireless speaker's remarkable sound quality. With the introduction of the McLaren Edition, the Zeppelin speaker now features a fresh design and is available in two McLaren-inspired finishes: Galvanic Grey and Papaya Orange. These striking colors are sure to make a statement wherever you choose to place the speaker.

Bowers & Wilkins' Zeppelin is not just a speaker; it is a complete stereo system in one device. Designed for streaming, this wireless smart speaker seamlessly integrates with the leading streaming services. Inside the Zeppelin, you'll find dedicated left and right speakers complemented by a powerful 240W subwoofer, resulting in immersive stereo sound that outshines any competitor. The McLaren Edition introduces wireless multi-room capability, enabling you to connect the Zeppelin with the Panorama 3 and Formation wireless speakers. With the mobile app, you can effortlessly control all connected devices.

If you're in the market for an exceptional wireless speaker, look no further than Bowers & Wilkins' McLaren Edition Zeppelin. You can purchase it directly from B&W and select retailers for $899/£799, which is £150 more than the original Zeppelin's launch price. Additionally, there is a limited-edition McLaren 60th Anniversary model featuring the Speedy Kiwi logo. Restricted to just 60 units, this exclusive model is available only at select McLaren dealerships.

About Connor: Connor is a writer for Stuff, contributing to both the magazine and the Stuff.tv website. With six years of writing experience, he has covered various topics both online and in print. Connor has expertise in multiple platforms, but he has a particular fondness for macOS, iOS/iPadOS, electric vehicles, and smartphone technology. Like everyone else here, he is a gadget enthusiast! Apart from writing, Connor is actively involved in the startup scene, allowing him to stay at the forefront of innovative tech and constantly discover exciting new products.

Areas of expertise: Mobile, macOS, EVs, smart home

FutureCar Staff