WiiM Sound Smart Speaker with Hi-Res Audio, WiFi and Touchscreen, Black

First off, ignore the one star reviews.... some people will complain because they have to reach over to tie their shoelaces.Also, ignore the high faluting about how this speaker is not up to their high standards... For Cryin' Out Loud, at the price what the h##l do these people expect?Now the review(1) It's heavy at 2.5 Kg. I wish they would have taken out the power supply to an external brick and then put in a USB-C power. That would allow users to carry one less power supply. For us, I bought this speaker is for extended trips overseas and we already take several USB-C power strips... And 2.

After years of Sonos making me feel like an idiot every time I tried to queue a song at a friend's house, I rebuilt my entire home audio setup around WiiM. I'm running a WiiM Ultra into a Denon AVR, which gave me actual control over my system: I can stream my turntable anywhere, use Tidal and Qobuz without compromise, and most importantly, never think about HEOS again.I bought this speaker as a kitchen satellite so I wouldn't have to crank the living room system just to hear music over the sound of chopping vegetables. It's shockingly good. Within the limits of physics and a 4-inch driver, it

Easy to set up. Works as it should!

As a bit of a gear-head, audio enthusiast and music lover I will almost always find a way to divulge into the depths of sound one way or another. In the midsts of downsizing I'm constantly seeking ways to utilize my limited space more effectively. Recently I've really wanted to upgrade my audio experience to feel a bit more 3D without being suckered into overpriced audiophile expenditures and components, while also still being able to use my current Marantz HiFi with Polk bookshelves and subwoofer. After many considerations of budget, specs, expandability (ecosystem) and performance I settled

I have this smart speaker connected with Amazon Music and Tune In for music streaming in my den. After initial setup with my iPhone, only the remote control is needed for music selection using either voice commands or preset buttons. Because the microphone is push-to-talk, I am more comfortable using voice command control than with open mic systems. This is like an Amazon Spot that has grown up. It has better sound and is still charming with its analog clock. However, if you want to use for a bedside clock: the display is too bright (IMHO) even at its lowest setting and the digital clock face

I'm writing a critical review to try and incite change by Wiim...I had my Sonos Era 100 and my Wiim Sound next to each other, Tidal integrated into both apps/amounts playing the same song after song. There was no song I found the Sonos more pleasurable. Some songs it was a minor improvement, most songs were major improvements in favor of the Wiim's sound. The only reason I gave it three stars is the ecosystem. I have an Anthem AVR MRX, a Sonos Soundbar for the TV. Several Eras and such around the home. Until Wiim is integrated into the AVR or has some method to auto power it on as well as stre

So far so good! I added this to my wiim ultra landscape . I use it as my outdoor speaker . I’ve had no issues with syncing Speakers .The quality and build is excellent . I love the screen on front. The sound is great for single unit.

This is my fav speaker! It sounds so clear and is amazing. Pretty sure I am now a speaker snob 😆 I can’t wait to get the TV sound bar!