Huawei has just announced that the Sound X smart speaker will launch commercially outside China, as its arrival in the European market is planned soon. Now, in Europe it will leave the "smart" part aside.
City X was released late last year in the Asian country. Huawei has partnered with French audio company Devialet and allowed it to produce a 360-degree, two-tone speaker subwoofers 60W and Xiaoyi, Huawei's voice assistant.
Now, when it finally opens in Europe, the speaker will not include such a assistant, or anything else like Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant or Bixby. So, this smart speaker will just be a smart thing.
The Chinese company is aware that the decision not to include the feature can be criticized which is why they have already confirmed that in the future it can change and that Sky X can continue to use the voice assistant due to the update.
It seems reasonable to think that, for this to happen, the current trade agreement between Huawei companies and American companies must change, and that is a cold war between Donald Trump and China.
Even without a voice assistant, you can enjoy NFC integrated communications. You can connect the speaker easily smartphone (Huawei or not) and use the speaker microphone to give orders for your assistant.
You can swear that, at the moment, Sound X is not very appealing to European consumers, and we will prove you right. However, there is more to offer than its clever functions.
For example, it uses Devialet's "push-push" technology, which uses two subwoofers 60W in opposite directions to amplify low tones while canceling unwanted movements.
The result is amazing with a stunning speaker with its low tones and much higher volume than you expect for its size. In addition, its technical features allow the medium tones to be very sharp.
As for the design, it's the same with Apple & # 39; s HomePod or Google Home, though it's only available in black. It has a cylindrical design with an anti-stain cloth that covers the floor. The circle control panel at the top is also known.
The news was announced at Huawei's Barcelona event even though the Mobile World Congress of 2020 was canceled. This February 24, the Chinese company again took the opportunity to introduce the new Huawei MateBook X Pro and Huawei Mate Xs.
