Klipsch The Three Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System (Walnut)

Key takeaways

The Klipsch The Three Plus is a compact-but-loud 2.1 stereo speaker system designed for people who want “big room” sound without turning their setup into a full home-theater project. On paper, you get biamplified stereo plus a dedicated woofer, and Klipsch says it’s tuned by its acousticians for clear detail and strong bass. The walnut real-wood veneer look is also part of the appeal—this isn’t the kind of speaker you hide in a corner.

It also leans into convenience: Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless streaming, Phono/RCA inputs for a turntable, and USB-C playback (plus reverse charging). If you like tinkering, the Klipsch Connect App lets you adjust EQ, save presets, and get firmware updates. And if you’re planning to expand later, Broadcast Mode is there to wirelessly link 10+ individual units for a multi-speaker sound setup.

One limitation to keep in mind: it’s designed as an integrated speaker system, so if you’re chasing a fully modular, “upgrade forever” approach, you may want to compare it with more flexible speaker ecosystems.

What to know before you buy

Start by deciding what you’ll actually use most. If you’re mainly streaming from a phone or tablet, Bluetooth 5.3 and the up-to-40-feet range (from the source) are a straightforward advantage—enough distance for typical living-room use without constant reconnecting. If you’re a vinyl person, the included Phono/RCA inputs can be a big deal because it’s meant to connect directly so your records can spin “in style,” rather than forcing extra adapters and guesswork.

If you like the idea of fine-tuning, the app-driven EQ and saved presets make sense—especially if your room has spots where bass feels too strong or too weak. Just remember that apps and tuning help most when you’re willing to spend a little time setting it up.

Also consider space. The Three Plus is positioned to fill larger spaces more boldly than smaller tabletop options, so it’s a better match if you want noticeable presence rather than whisper-quiet background audio.

Where it shines in everyday use

Here’s the kind of scenario this speaker system is built for: you set it on a console or desk, connect your turntable via the included Phono/RCA input, and play an album. The design goal is clear—bigger sound with audiophile-style resolution and bass that doesn’t disappear as volume increases.

For casual listening, Bluetooth streaming keeps it easy. You can switch from a playlist to a podcast, then hop back to vinyl without rebuilding your setup. If you host friends, Broadcast Mode can simplify multi-room listening by letting you wirelessly connect 10+ speakers for a seamless, encompassing experience.

And if you’re the type who likes control, tactile switches and knobs plus app customization means you’re not locked into factory sound.

Tech specs

• Type: 2.1 stereo system (biamplified)
• Drivers: dual 2.25-inch full range drivers
• Woofer: 5.25-inch high excursion woofer
• Wireless: Bluetooth 5.3
• Bluetooth range: up to 40 feet from the source
• Inputs/connection: included Phono/RCA inputs (for turntable), USB-C playback, USB-C reverse charging

Should you buy it?

It’s a solid pick if you want a premium tabletop speaker system that covers multiple sources—Bluetooth streaming, turntable (via Phono/RCA), and USB-C—while delivering room-filling sound with tuned bass. It also makes sense if you care about looks (real wood veneer, tactile controls) and you’ll actually use the Klipsch Connect App for EQ tweaks and saved presets.

You may want to skip it if you’re building a super-custom, highly modular audio chain and prefer a component-by-component approach with more flexibility than an integrated system. It might not be a great match if your listening space is tiny and you’re trying to stay at low volume most of the time, since the “bigger sound” intent is part of what you’re paying for.

Final decision tip: if you’re choosing between “simple wireless speaker” and “more capable audio system,” The Three Plus leans clearly toward the second—just be sure your use includes more than Bluetooth so you get full value from the turntable-ready inputs and customization features.

Mini FAQ

Does The Three Plus support turntables?

Yes—based on the included Phono/RCA inputs, it’s designed to connect to a turntable directly.

How far can I stream over Bluetooth?

Klipsch lists a wireless range of up to 40 feet from the source.

Can I adjust the sound in an app?

The Klipsch Connect App is included, with options to adjust EQ settings and save your favorite presets.

Can multiple speakers play together wirelessly?

Yes. Broadcast Mode is described as a way to wirelessly connect 10+ individual Klipsch The Three Plus speakers for a multi-speaker experience.

Is USB-C useful here?

It supports USB-C playback and also includes USB-C reverse charging for compatible devices.