Focal JMLab Chora 806

In order:

1. The box and packaging get a 3-, no handles.
2. The grill mounting seems to have been devised by addicts.
3. Ergonomics is at zero. Bulky square-shaped birdhouses with sharp edges. Terminals are handmade, and there's no bi-wiring.
Someone might say VENEER! But why do we need veneer, this isn't furniture, why do we need square birdhouses with sharp corners? The veneer is expensive and there's nowhere to put it - that's the truth. And they didn't have the wit to properly treat the veneer.
Everything that can wobble does, and there's inadequate size fitting (for a big company like Focal, it's... it's like BMW releasing a Zaporozhets in the 21st century).
4. The bass reflex port is in front and the size of a drain hole,
in the photos, the size of it has been photoshopped.
5. The sound. You can immediately hear that the tweeter is metallic and sounds unnatural and discrete, like all similar ones. You can also immediately hear that the acoustics hum, like a person with a severe cold (thanks to that same large front-facing bass reflex port), meaning any bass comes with strong bass reflex radiation and can't do without it (this is an issue of cabinet calculation and the engineers). The transparency and three-dimensionality of the sound correspond to the best representatives of speakers three times cheaper, meaning they're just starting to emerge.