KEF Ci160ER In-Ceiling Speakers – Pair

🧾 Overview

The KEF Ci160ER is a slim-bezel round in-ceiling speaker built around KEF’s Uni-Q driver array for wide, consistent sound throughout the room. Designed for discreet architectural installs, it delivers clear detail for music, multi-room audio, and home cinema — including Dolby Atmos height channels.

✅ Key Features

✅ KEF Uni-Q driver array acts as a point source for more even dispersion and stable imaging

✅ Ultra-Thin Bezel (UTB™) design for a clean, near-flush look in the ceiling

✅ Weather-resistant construction with marine-grade materials for bathrooms, kitchens, and covered outdoor zones

✅ Magnetic, paintable grille for seamless interior integration

✅ Wide 110° coverage for flexible placement (less “sweet spot”, more real-world listening)

✅ 8 Ω load and 89 dB sensitivity — easy match with most AV receivers and multi-room amplifiers

✅ Open-backed design with optional rough-in frame and rear enclosure for controlled installs

📦 What’s in the Box

• 📦 2 × KEF Ci160ER in-ceiling speakers
• 🧲 2 × Magnetic paintable grilles
• 🎨 Paint shields (for clean painting/finishing)
• 📐 Cut-out template (Ø 196 mm)
• 📖 Installation documentation

🔄 Compatibility

Works with AV receivers, multi-room distribution amps, stereo amplifiers, and integrated systems that support 8 Ω speakers. Ideal for stereo ceiling pairs, whole-home audio zones, and home theatre layouts (including Dolby Atmos height channels). For best results, pair with an amplifier in the 10–100 W range and use a subwoofer where deep bass is required.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

📦 Insured worldwide delivery
🔄 14-day return policy
🛡️ 2-year EU warranty

📝 Reviews

“Really impressed with the performance of the Ci160ER In Ceiling Speakers.”
Source: KEF UK (Customer review)

“The sound quality is excellent for the price, and installation was easy.”
Source: Best Buy (Customer review)

“These speakers sound great and look modern when installed in our ceiling.”
Source: Best Buy (Customer review)

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: Installing these may trigger “just one more pair” syndrome — first you cut two holes, then you’re researching Atmos layouts at 2 a.m., and suddenly your ceiling has more channels than your first car had speakers.