You can also pull music from DLNA or Samba media servers on your home network via the WiiM Home app’s “Home Music Share” ...

Bluetooth speakers are good, but if you want really good sound you should build a full system. This beginner HiFi system ...

Tip: Roon Ready and Parametric EQ (which are already included on the WiiM Pro) will be added to the Pro Plus via firmware update. Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading. The WiiM Home App: WiiM Pro ...

The WiiM Ultra can connect wirelessly to a home network for accessing the internet using Wi-Fi 6E. There is also an Ethernet port if you are lucky enough to have wired network.

WiiM also announced a powerful yet compact new streaming amp, called the WiiM Amp Ultra. It's capable of 200W of power per channel at 4 ohms, or 100W per channel at 8 ohms.

But the WiiM Pro offers a salve by supporting every single open standard I can think of, as well as its own streaming app in an affordable box. Even adding a WiiM Pro to a $200 soundbar makes sense.

WiiM adds two new hi-fi wireless streaming boxes to its lineup, the Ultra and the Amp Pro, both with support for streaming standards like AirPlay 2 and Chromecast.

So when Wiim announced its follow-up — the $379 Wiim Amp Pro — with better Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, improved audio quality, and Dolby Audio (but otherwise identical to the Amp), I questioned the ...

Tomorrow, Wiim will announce its first wireless speaker, the Wiim Sound. It looks like a lot like Apple’s HomePod, with an almost cylindrical shape that’s wrapped in a fabric grille and topped ...

The WiiM Mini is also Alexa and Siri compliant so it can be controlled with something like Amazon’s Echo Dot speaker, any other Alexa device, or even an iPhone.

The next WiiM product has been much-anticipated, and it’s here in the form of the rather simply named WiiM Amp. That rather functional moniker belies the WiiM Amp’s versatile nature; not only does it ...

The WiiM pays close attention to transient information and the finest details, and is able to position it all in relation to the broad strokes of the recording in a satisfyingly coherent way.