The same LP90 review says the advertised battery specification is inflated — two small cells rather than the claimed 6000mAh — and reports roughly three hours of playback at 60% volume, dropping to about four hours total when the LED lighting is running.
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Harman Kardon Aura Studio black portable speaker in modern everyday style
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This is the LP90 clone styled after the Aura Studio, not a Harman Kardon unit, and it will not work with the official app. Buyer evidence is mixed: one detailed review reports plastic construction and dummy drivers, while 265 Weidian reviews praise the light effects and value. Confirm driver function and card playback with the seller before ordering.
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$71.34 USD $81.98Final item price, service fees and international shipping are confirmed on the shopping agent's website.
Pros
- · On a Weidian LP90-family listing, buyer reviews run 265 positive, 1 neutral, 1 negative, repeatedly praising the light effects and value for money.
- · Buyers there say the sound exceeded expectations for the price.
- · A comparison clip notes two LP90 units can be paired for a wider stereo effect.
- · The same head-to-head clip has the LP90 matching a ¥1,299 Edifier on maximum volume.
- · Listing facts: Bluetooth 5.3, stereo channel configuration, card slot, and colour options with or without a stand.
Cons
- · The LP90 colour options identify this as the Huaqiangbei clone in Aura Studio 4 styling; it does not support the official Harman Kardon app.
- · A detailed LP90 buyer review reports the glass-look enclosure is plastic with a sprayed-on finish and that several of the advertised six drivers are cosmetic dummies.
- · The same review says the battery specification is inflated — two small cells — with roughly three hours of playback at 60% volume, about four hours with the LED lighting running.
- · Card/TF playback reportedly did not work on the reviewed unit: inserted cards were not read and playback came over Bluetooth.
- · Bass is described as weaker than a ¥1,299 Edifier in a head-to-head clip because the bass driver is smaller.
- · Aura Studio 3/4 reviews do not transfer here: the genuine unit is mains-powered with six 40mm mid/high drivers plus a 130mm subwoofer and Bluetooth 4.2, versus this listing's built-in battery, four 57mm drivers and Bluetooth 5.3.
Fit notes
Buyer-reported dimensions for the LP90 clone are about 20.8 cm diameter by 25.6 cm height at roughly 2 kg; the listing gives a 256 mm figure and 1900 g net weight. It is a desktop unit, not a carry-around speaker. Stand and non-stand versions are offered in both colours.
Buy if
You want the Aura Studio look and the LED light show, and you accept this is a third-party LP90 build rather than a Harman Kardon unit. Suited to a desk or shelf, with driver count, battery cells and card playback worth confirming with the seller first.
Skip if
You need a genuine Harman Kardon product with official app support, verified six-driver output, or real waterproofing — the listing states no water resistance. Also skip if you plan to carry it around: it is roughly 2 kg and desktop-sized.
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Harman Kardon Aura Studio black portable speaker in modern everyday style
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Buying FAQ
Common questions
Is this a genuine Harman Kardon speaker?⌄
No. The LP90 colour options identify it as the Huaqiangbei clone built in Aura Studio 4 styling, and it does not support the official Harman Kardon app.
Do Aura Studio 3 or 4 reviews apply to this item?⌄
No. The genuine Aura Studio is mains-powered with six 40mm mid/high drivers plus a 130mm subwoofer and Bluetooth 4.2, while this listing specifies a built-in battery, four 57mm drivers and Bluetooth 5.3.
How long does the battery last?⌄
The listing states a 2000–4000mAh built-in battery. A detailed LP90 review reports the advertised capacity is inflated — two small cells — and measured roughly three hours at 60% volume, about four with the LED lighting on.
Does the card slot work?⌄
A buyer review of the LP90 reports inserted cards were not read and playback had to come over Bluetooth, so confirm card/TF playback with the seller if you need it.
How big and heavy is it?⌄
Buyer-reported dimensions are about 20.8 cm diameter by 25.6 cm height at roughly 2 kg; the listing itself gives 256 mm and 1900 g net weight.
Can two units be paired together?⌄
A comparison clip notes that two LP90 units can be paired for a wider stereo effect.
Evidence
Public notes used
The 'LP90 black / LP90 white' colour options in this listing identify the item as the 华强北 (Huaqiangbei) clone built in Harman Kardon Aura Studio 4 styling, not a genuine Harman Kardon unit; the same LP90 model is wholesaled and retailed in China for roughly ¥238–329, and this clone family does not support the official Harman Kardon app.
SourceDo not transfer Aura Studio 3/4 review findings to this listing: the genuine Aura Studio is mains-powered with six 40mm mid/high drivers plus a 130mm subwoofer and Bluetooth 4.2, while this listing specifies a built-in 2000–4000mAh battery, four 57mm drivers and Bluetooth 5.3 — different construction and variant, so sizing and durability reports for the real Aura Studio do not apply.
SourceLine-level LP90/LP90 Pro evidence: a Weidian buyer review of the LP90 Pro variant says it is essentially 'a P90 in a different shell', implying the Pro naming is largely cosmetic rather than a hardware upgrade over the base LP90.
SourceLine-level LP90 evidence: a detailed Chinese buyer review of the LP90 '黑金琉璃4' clone reports that the glass-look enclosure is actually plastic with a sprayed-on finish and that several of the advertised six drivers are cosmetic dummies rather than working speakers.
SourceThe LP90 review also reports that the advertised card/TF playback did not work on the unit it tested — inserted cards were not read and playback had to come over Bluetooth.
SourceIn a head-to-head clip against a ¥1,299 Edifier speaker, the LP90 clone matched it on maximum volume but delivered weaker bass because its bass driver is smaller; the same source notes two LP90 units can be paired for a wider stereo effect.
SourceBuyer reviews on a Weidian listing for the same LP90-family clone are overwhelmingly positive (265 positive, 1 neutral, 1 negative at the time captured), repeatedly praising the light effects and value for money and saying the sound exceeded expectations for the price.
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