KEF has reimagined one of its most recognisable models for a new generation. The Coda W is an all-in-one active speaker system, inspired by the brand’s original Coda series, which made Hi-Fi audio more accessible when it launched decades ago.
Designed to deliver both the tactile satisfaction of vinyl playback and the convenience of wireless streaming, the Coda W distils the essence of Hi-Fi into a compact, lifestyle-friendly form factor.
KEF describes it as a system that “honours the ritual of vinyl while embracing the ease of streaming.”
We describe it as Hi-Fi eye candy.
The Coda W distils the essence of Hi-Fi into a compact, lifestyle-friendly form factor…
A modern take on a heritage design
The Coda W is built around KEF’s signature 12th-generation Uni-Q driver array, a 5.25-inch design that positions the tweeter at the acoustic centre of the woofer for precise imaging and even sound dispersion. This tried and tested configuration produces a wide, immersive soundstage that fills a room with natural, balanced audio.
Each speaker houses dedicated amplifiers high and low frequencies, delivering a combined 200 watts of system power. KEF’s proprietary Music Integrity Engine (MIE) DSP has had a custom retune, enhancing clarity and timing while ensuring smooth performance across all listening levels.
Connectivity is comprehensive. The Coda W supports Bluetooth with aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless, providing near-CD quality sound. Vinyl enthusiasts can connect their turntable directly via the built-in phono pre-amplifier, eliminating the need for an external stage.
Additional wired inputs include HDMI ARC (for easy TV connection), USB-C to support up to 24-bit/192kHz audio, digital optical audio, and analogue stereo.
For those seeking extra depth, there’s a dedicated subwoofer output, compatible with KEF’s own subwoofers or the brand’s optional KW1 wireless subwoofer adapter kit.
Designed for contemporary living
While the Coda W’s internals showcase KEF’s unquestioned acoustic expertise, its design reflects an appreciation for interiors and minimalist simplicity. The enclosure has clean lines and a subtle front baffle able to blend with modern décor.
The Coda W is available in five curated finishes: Vintage Burgundy, Nickel Grey, Moss Green, Midnight Blue, and Dark Titanium.
Optional SQ1 floor stands elevate the speakers to ideal listening height, while an 8-metre C-Link interspeaker cable is available for more demanding room layouts.
The KEF Coda W speaker system sells for £799, and is available from KEF.com.
Main points at a glance: KEF Coda W All-in-One Speaker
KEF has launched the new Coda W, an all-in-one speaker inspired by its original Coda series, which first made Hi-Fi sound more accessible.
The system combines vinyl playback and wireless streaming — designed for those who enjoy both analogue warmth and modern convenience.
Features KEF’s 12th-generation Uni-Q driver array, ensuring precise imaging and even sound dispersion for immersive audio.
Delivers 200W of total system power, with dedicated amplification for both tweeter and woofer..
Connectivity options include Bluetooth with aptX Adaptive and Lossless, HDMI ARC, USB-C (up to 24-bit/192kHz), optical, RCA (line and phono), and subwoofer out.
Turntable-ready – a built-in phono preamp allows direct connection without additional equipment.
Available in five finishes – Vintage Burgundy, Nickel Grey, Moss Green, Midnight Blue, and Dark Titanium.
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KEF has reimagined one of its most recognisable models for a new generation. The Coda W is an all-in-one active speaker system, inspired by the brand’s original Coda series, which made Hi-Fi audio more accessible when it launched decades ago.
Designed to deliver both the tactile satisfaction of vinyl playback and the convenience of wireless streaming, the Coda W distils the essence of Hi-Fi into a compact, lifestyle-friendly form factor.
KEF describes it as a system that “honours the ritual of vinyl while embracing the ease of streaming.”
We describe it as Hi-Fi eye candy.
A modern take on a heritage design
The Coda W is built around KEF’s signature 12th-generation Uni-Q driver array, a 5.25-inch design that positions the tweeter at the acoustic centre of the woofer for precise imaging and even sound dispersion. This tried and tested configuration produces a wide, immersive soundstage that fills a room with natural, balanced audio.
Each speaker houses dedicated amplifiers high and low frequencies, delivering a combined 200 watts of system power. KEF’s proprietary Music Integrity Engine (MIE) DSP has had a custom retune, enhancing clarity and timing while ensuring smooth performance across all listening levels.
Connectivity is comprehensive. The Coda W supports Bluetooth with aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless, providing near-CD quality sound. Vinyl enthusiasts can connect their turntable directly via the built-in phono pre-amplifier, eliminating the need for an external stage.
Additional wired inputs include HDMI ARC (for easy TV connection), USB-C to support up to 24-bit/192kHz audio, digital optical audio, and analogue stereo.
For those seeking extra depth, there’s a dedicated subwoofer output, compatible with KEF’s own subwoofers or the brand’s optional KW1 wireless subwoofer adapter kit.
Designed for contemporary living
While the Coda W’s internals showcase KEF’s unquestioned acoustic expertise, its design reflects an appreciation for interiors and minimalist simplicity. The enclosure has clean lines and a subtle front baffle able to blend with modern décor.
The Coda W is available in five curated finishes: Vintage Burgundy, Nickel Grey, Moss Green, Midnight Blue, and Dark Titanium.
Optional SQ1 floor stands elevate the speakers to ideal listening height, while an 8-metre C-Link interspeaker cable is available for more demanding room layouts.
The KEF Coda W speaker system sells for £799, and is available from KEF.com.
Main points at a glance: KEF Coda W All-in-One Speaker
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