Onyx Studio 4 Speaker (2022)｜Watch Before You Buy 

Plugging it in while playing doesn't damage the battery?

@@alquerfloren3208 why would it? Like the initial comment mentions, it has a more powerful sound while plugged in.

​​​​​@@alquerfloren3208 Sorry for the late reply, but the speaker's battery doesn't hold charge anymore. In simple terms - the battery doesn't charge all the way to 100%, it still changes the battery like 3-4% before the red light starts blinking but the only way to use my Hk onyx studio 4 is to plug-in unfortunately. I still like the speaker regardless of this issue On the other hand, I can plug the speaker as long as I like, but I wouldn't recommend doing it because the charger of the speaker (I think) isn't supposed to be plugged it 'forever' until things goes wrong to the charger

I'm definitely interested in this too, i would personally like to use one on my entertainment center

For what it’s worth, I haven’t unplugged mine in months and haven’t had any issues. I assume this degrades the built in battery quickly but if it’s for a permanent install this shouldn’t matter.

I've left it plugged for at least 2 years now. no problem at all

I can tell you from owning multiple studio 4’s that leaving it plugged in absolutely destroys the internal battery. Yes it will still work when plugged in but as soon as you unplug the cord and try to use the speaker wirelessly it will die immediately.

@bladedgekiller mine still works tho... oh well

No it can not

Why would you think a HK would be able to connect to a jbl 🥴

In all fairness both the charge 5 and studio 4 share this feature. Also, JBL and HK are owned by the same parent company so it’s a fair question

@@heatherball56que bella!

You can still buy it new....js