Hat der Canton Puro 30 Bluetooth oder WLAN?

Nein. Der Puro 30 ist ein rein passiver Lautsprecher ohne Netzwerk, ohne Bluetooth und ohne App-Steuerung. Streaming übernimmt die Elektronik davor, etwa ein Streaming-Verstärker oder ein Netzwerkplayer am Verstärker. Das hält die Box langlebig, weil in ihr keine Software veralten kann.

Ist das Gehäuse geschlossen oder Bassreflex?

Geschlossen. Canton gibt das Prinzip als 2-Wege geschlossen an. Ein geschlossenes Gehäuse fällt im Tiefton flacher ab als eine Bassreflexbox, bleibt dafür impulsfester und reagiert weniger empfindlich, wenn der Lautsprecher nahe an der Wand oder in einem Regal steht.

Passt der Puro 30 auf einen Lautsprecherständer?

Ja, mit 14,5 cm Breite und 10 cm Tiefe passt er auf gängige Kompaktlautsprecher-Ständer. Ideal ist eine Höhe, bei der der Hochtöner ungefähr auf Ohrhöhe im Sitzen liegt. Bei 21,5 cm Gehäusehöhe landet man je nach Sofa meist bei 60 bis 70 Zentimetern.

Kann ich später auf ein Heimkino-Set erweitern?

Ja. Die Puro-Serie ist auf Kombination angelegt: Puro 90 als Front, Puro 30 als Rear, dazu ein Subwoofer und ein AV-Receiver. Weil Hochtöner und Abstimmung innerhalb der Serie gleich bleiben, wandern Stimmen und Effekte ohne hörbaren Bruch über die Kanäle.

Warum den Canton Puro 30 bei HD Zürisee kaufen?

Weil eine Box selten allein kommt. Wir schauen mit dir an, welcher Verstärker zu 4 bis 8 Ohm passt, wie lang die Kabel werden und ob Ständer oder Wandhalter sinnvoller sind. HD Zürisee sitzt in Wädenswil und hat den eigenen Techniker im Haus, für Lieferung, Installation und Service.

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Canton Puro 30 Compact Speaker, Sand (Pair)

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The Canton Puro 30 is a passive compact speaker with 2-way drivers and a sealed enclosure, deliberately conceived as a piece of furniture too.

Sand is the warmest of the Puro series' five finishes: a restrained beige that works alongside oak, linen and light stone without trying too hard. The shape is the same elliptical cross-section, 14.5 × 21.5 × 10 cm at 2 kg. Nothing about this speaker shouts "hi-fi rack".

Why the Puro 30?

Because Canton didn't sacrifice engineering for design here. Both diaphragms are aluminium – 25 mm up top, 106 mm below – and the enclosure stays sealed instead of chasing prettier spec-sheet numbers with a port. That costs a few hertz at the bottom end and buys precision and tolerance for a near-wall position in return. An honest trade you notice in the living room sooner than on the datasheet.

What you hear

A clean midrange with well-defined voices, airy rather than sharp highs up to 30 kHz, and bass that stops at 45 Hz – without a cloud of overhang to show for it. On a sideboard, a shelf or stands, the result is a stage that feels noticeably bigger than the two cabinets themselves.

Who is the Puro 30 for?

For anyone who takes their music seriously – and their interior too. Straight talk: if you love electronic music below 40 Hz, you won't be happy without a subwoofer, and the Puro 30 isn't built as a big home-cinema front – that's what the Puro 90 is for. As a stereo pair, a desktop solution or a rear pair, though, it plays fully to its strengths.

Our verdict

Sand is the finish for anyone who finds black too technical and white too clinical. Sonically it's naturally no different from the other four – it just ends up wherever you actually wanted it, rather than wherever it draws the least attention.

Technical data

Principle: 2-way, sealed enclosure, passive
Drivers: 1× 25 mm tweeter (aluminium), 1× 106 mm woofer/midrange (aluminium)
Frequency response: 45–30,000 Hz
Crossover frequency: 3,900 Hz
Power handling (nominal/music): 50 / 120 watts
Impedance: 4–8 ohms
Sensitivity (2.83 V/1 m): 86.5 dB
Connection: Easy-Link terminal
Enclosure: sealed, magnetically shielded, wall-mount ready
Front cover: grille
Dimensions (W × H × D): 14.5 × 21.5 × 10 cm
Weight: 2 kg per speaker
Finish: sand
Scope of delivery: 2 compact speakers (pair)

Frequently asked questions

Does the Canton Puro 30 have Bluetooth or Wi-Fi?

No. The Puro 30 is a purely passive speaker with no network features, no Bluetooth and no app control. Streaming is handled by the electronics in front of it, such as a streaming amplifier or a network player feeding the amp. That keeps the speaker long-lived, since it has no software to become outdated.

Is the enclosure sealed or ported?

Sealed. Canton states the principle as 2-way sealed. A sealed enclosure rolls off more gently in the bass than a ported design, but stays punchier and reacts less sensitively when the speaker sits near a wall or on a shelf.

Does the Puro 30 fit on a speaker stand?

Yes, at 14.5 cm wide and 10 cm deep it fits standard compact-speaker stands. The ideal height puts the tweeter roughly at ear level while seated. At 21.5 cm cabinet height, that typically works out to 60 to 70 centimetres, depending on your sofa.

Can I expand to a home cinema set later?

Yes. The Puro series is built for combination: Puro 90 as the front, Puro 30 as the rear, plus a subwoofer and an AV receiver. Because the tweeter and voicing stay the same across the series, voices and effects move between channels without an audible break.

Why buy the Canton Puro 30 from HD Zürisee?

Because a speaker rarely comes on its own. We work out with you which amplifier suits 4 to 8 ohms, how long the cables need to be, and whether stands or a wall bracket make more sense. HD Zürisee is based in Wädenswil and has its own technician in-house for delivery, installation and service.

Goes well with

For expanding towards multichannel, the home cinema speakers overview is worth a look; all other compact speakers are under Bookshelf speakers. Bass below 45 Hz is delivered by the Subwoofers, and everything else Canton makes is shown in the Canton world.