KEF Ci160.2CL Rectangular In-Ceiling Speaker

🧾 Overview

The KEF Ci160.2CL is a slim rectangular architectural speaker built around KEF’s Uni-Q point-source driver for wide, even sound dispersion. Designed for discreet in-wall or in-ceiling installation, it delivers consistent coverage, clean detail, and an ultra-shallow mounting depth for challenging spaces.

✅ Key Features

✅ Uni-Q driver array for wide, uniform “sit-anywhere” dispersion
✅ Ultra-shallow mounting depth for tight wall/ceiling cavities
✅ Tangerine waveguide aluminium dome tweeter for smoother HF spread
✅ Magnetic ultra-thin bezel grille for a clean, flush look
✅ Paintable grille and bezel to match any interior finish
✅ Weather-resistant construction with IP64 certification for moisture/UV exposure
✅ Optional rough-in frame and rear enclosure for easier installation and controlled performance
✅ Ideal for distributed audio, home cinema surround/height channels, and multi-room systems

📊 Technical Specifications

📦 What’s in the Box

• 🔊 KEF Ci160.2CL in-wall / in-ceiling speaker (1 pc.)
• 🧲 Magnetic paintable grille (1 pc.)
• 🎨 Paint shield for grille painting

🔄 Compatibility

✔ Compatible with AV receivers, multi-room amplifiers, stereo integrated amplifiers, and installation power amps (recommended 10–100 W into 8 Ω). Suitable for in-wall or in-ceiling distributed audio, surround/height channels, and discreet installations in residential or commercial spaces.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

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

📝 Reviews

“Quality product, highly recommend. Good value for price.” — Best Buy (Verified Purchase customer review)

“You need to bump up your budget if you want to have decent quality.” — AVForums (user recommendation in a home cinema speaker advice thread)

“The 160's performed well and were able to fill the smaller space of the kitchen with ease.” — Audioholics (KEF Ci Series in-ceiling speakers review)

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: Installing this speaker may cause spontaneous “just one more upgrade” syndrome, sudden ownership of a laser level, and a suspiciously confident urge to cut perfectly good walls. You have been warned.