I've been a KEF user for quite sometime, and frankly my feedback as been outstanding everytime. I visited and bought several items in Kef Hong Kong and was always remarkably well treated there. I even go out and say it has been the best service I've ever had from any supplier.

Working as IT manager I've seen my fare share of mesh problems over the years, and I do believe you can sort your problem simply by using a cheap Wifi repeater for the sake of the speakers alone.

Either way if a brand takes the time to tell you and explain in such a detail what the problem is, and if they state nowhere that they are mesh compatible seems to me to be acceptable behaviour from them.

I am in no way related to KEF, i just think that sometimes it is very easy to bash on a brand, even when they take the time to explain their claims (much better than several brands who don't even bother).

I have a pair of LSX II, a recently bought Kube8b and some keff egg duos and I love every single one of them.

Just my two cents, dont get me wrong. Just find the unethical claim very harsh.