WiiM Pro AirPlay 2 Receiver, Google Cast Audio, WiFi Multiroom Streamer, Compatible with Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant, Stream Hi-Res Audio from Spotify, Amazon Music, Tidal and More
$149.00
Price: $149.00
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AirPlay 2 Receiver and Google Cast Audio – WiiM Pro turns your stereo into an AirPlay 2 enabled speaker to stream the music that you love from iOS and Mac devices or stream TV audio from Apple TV. It’s an easy and affordable way to connect your Apple devices to your favorite audio equipment and upgrade to an AirPlay 2 receiver. Google Cast lets you stream music, TV audio, radio station, podcast and local content from hundreds Google Cast-enabled apps to one or multiple audio devices simultaneously.
Gapless Playback Hi-Res 192 kHz, 24-bit Music – Stream up to 24-bit/192 kHz music wirelessly on its digital and analog output. It can play your music gaplessly and provides the bit perfect output via its digital optical or Coax output. Please note not every music service offers 24-bit/192 kHz music content. Now, Amazon Music Ultra HD, Qobuz and your own music library can support 24-bit/192 kHz output. TIDAL Master is supported with the MQA core decoder up to 24-bit/96kHz for TIDAL Connect.
Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect & Amazon Music Casting – Stream music directly from Spotify, TIDAL or Amazon Music app using Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect or Alexa. It gives much higher audio quality and longer work range than the traditional bluetooth or AirPlay 2 receiver and liberates your mobile device for other tasks. Works for Spotify Free/Premium users, TIDAL’s HiFi and Master quality (with MQA) and Amazon Prime Music, and unlimited.
Works With Alexa, Google Voice & Siri – WiiM Pro works with Alexa, Google and Siri Voice Assistants. Use your voice in your phone, HomePod, Echo or Google Home to control music selection, volume, and playback.
Seamless Multiroom Streaming – With WiiM Pro, enjoy the convenience of streaming music across your entire home using a variety of smart speakers, including AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Amazon Alexa, or our proprietary multiroom function. Create groups with other AirPlay 2, Google Home, or Alexa devices like Echo and HomePod, or even link multiple WiiM devices for synchronized playback on multiple audio devices simultaneously.
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Customers find the standalone streaming media player offers good sound quality, functionality, and ease of setup. They find it easy to configure and reconfigure. Many consider it an excellent value for the price and a must-have for anyone who loves high-quality audio.
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detlive –
Does what it’s supposed to do! Very easy to set up & use!
**UPDATESo, one super cool feature that the manufacturer added to the Wiim is Room Correction. My Wiim had been boxed up for a few months during & after a move. First, I want to note that it was really easy to reconfigure it for my new home wireless network via the Wiim phone app WITHOUT having to RESET the Wiim itself. I just had to hold the ‘play’ button on the Wiim until it blinked while I was holding my phone nearby and then I was able to update the Wiim’s wireless network info to get it back online.Room correction worked as expected, which is to say the same way it works on other home AV receivers I’ve owned/used. This is a really cool feature to be added to the Wiim for free as part of a free firmware update. Thank you, Wiim!I should also note that in the 14 months I’ve owned my Wiim, minus the 4 months it was stashed in a moving box, it’s worked fantastically. I mostly use it to stream music via Airplay to a 22 year old Sony AV 5.1 receiver powering a small bookshelf speaker/subwoofer setup. I do occasionally use the built in media player and it works well too – no problems. Wiim updates apply seamlessly, and it’s been 100% reliable. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend to anyone thinking about getting one.ORIGINAL REVIEWGot this to replace a Bluetooth receiver that I had plugged into my 20+ year old Sony STR-DE845 AV receiver.The BT receiver works great, but it has a couple limitations:1 – One is that it when it’s powered up, it automatically pairs with whichever device it was last paired with. Because I normally stream to it using an iPad, I can only stream using my iPhone if I go to the iPad and unpair it from the BT receiver, and then I have to the same thing with the phone when I want to use the iPad to stream again. I’ve been living with this for 4 years, so it’s not unworkable, but that I have other streaming targets at home that don’t require this has raised the bar a bit as far as my expectations go.2 – The BT receiver supports AptX and LDAC over Bluetooth, but since I am only streaming from Apple wireless devices I can only do AAC over Bluetooth since Apple doesn’t support AptX or LDAC (and probably never will). The quality of AAC over Bluetooth is pretty good, but it’s not CD-level quality playback which is what you get with a WiFi streaming protocol like Apple Airplay.The ability to play CD quality music streams from my iPad or my iPhone was the main reason for my purchase, and the WiiM Pro does this perfectly as an Airplay 2 receiver. Also, re: Airplay I figure that the protocol spec & implementation for Airplay isn’t likely to change (there may be enhancements, but the existing spec should remain the same), so Airplay should always be available for streaming music to the Sony receiver.And that brings me to another great feature of the WiiM Pro, which is its ability to act as a standalone network streamer with native support for several streaming music services including Amazon Music, which is what I use. Initially, I thought I might find the WiiM’s software UI (as installed on my iPhone & iPad) to be less than polished, but so far the software seems to work well. The biggest advantage to using the native streaming apps on the WiiM is that the stream quality can be much higher than ‘just’ CD quality that Airplay 2 supports (16-bit/44.1kHz – Amazon Music HD supports up to 24-bit/96kHz for some tracks, IIRC).The WiiM Pro app seems to work fine for streaming Amazon Music, and the menu looks the same as the one I use for streaming Amazon Music to to some modern Yamaha AV receivers MusicMatch app.Overall, this seems like a good device. The only open question is whether and how well WiiM will support it with necessary fixes/updates when needed!
Kindle Customer –
Feature rich streamer with an above-average DAC and a solid sound quality
Using the WiiM Pro Plus as a primary sound source in an office environment. I’m using the WiiM Home App or alternatively the Tidal Connect link using Tidal’s app. The WiiM unfolds MQA on Tidal for a perceptibly clearer and more dynamic sound. The WiiM Pro Plus sits on a shelf above my dedicated headphone amplifier — a Schist Ragnarok — and plays music through a set of Audeze LCD-2 headphones that I’ve had for years. I’m using my iPad as a control device (either the WiiM Home app or Tidal app) while I do actual work on my iMac.I’ve only had this for a couple of days, so I don’t have anything to say about reliabiiity or long-term listening fatigue. I CAN say that I’m finding the sound quality much better than I feared. My primary listening system uses very high-quality audiophile gear that I’ve painstakingly acquired to achieve great sound. The DAC alone is more than 10 times more expensive than the WiiM, and my electrostatic speakers are over $10,000 these days. So I’m used to good sound. That said, the WiiM Pro Plus is a simply OUTSTANDING deal. I’m not doing any critical listening, but I’m quite happy with my new office music partner.Setup was trivial, although the instructions were either too simple or too complex. The only quick-setup guide was for the hand-held remote, and that’s sending me to a device menu buried in the user interface. The full 40-page manual can be downloaded, and poking around will reveal the performance, hook-up, and features that are quite impressive (10-band equalizer, for instance, or the ability to sync multiple units together for whole-house sound, as examples). For my super-simple office application it was major overkill.I use Roon at home, and Tidal. The WiiM Home App works mostly intuitively, although there are a lot of features and capabilities that might be important to those who like to play with their food rather than just eat it. There are a lot of ways to use this streamer, including as a simple streamer into a DAC of your choice if you don’t like the built-in upgraded AKC DAC that is the “Plus” part of the WiiM Pro Plus package.At the moment this is not “Roon-Ready” but the previous experience with the WiiM Pro model suggests that it should become RAAT certified in a couple months or so. The WiiM shows up on my Roon app as a Squeezebox Lite unit, which is better-sounding than Chromecast or Airplay. I’ve tried mine with 3 different control maps: 1) the WiiM App, which you need to run at least occasionally to keep track of over-the-air updates (I’ve had 3 so far and I’ve had it less than a week). 2) Tidal Connect let’s you cast your phone Tidal through the WiiM where it will connect to your account and run the highest bit-rate supported, depending on what your Tidal plan supports. I’m using the top plan and the high-res + MQA sound quality is best so far. 3) You can run it as a Roon end point player, although not yet certified. When it does get certified, that is likely to be the best-sounding option, giving you the most control of your music.The WiiM app purportedly lets you play your own music if you have it online in your network someplace. I tried linking one of my music folders and it kinda worked, but got very draggy and slow. It’s like teaching a dog to dance… it’s amazing it can do that, much less do it well.Overall I’m very pleased with my purchase, the great development team behind it and the terrific value it represents in terms of sound quality and capabilities at this price point. Highly recommended.
Chris –
I am by no means a hardcore audiophile, but I do recognize good quality audio. This WiiM pro plus is a great unit for HiRes audio for people that don’t want to spend thousands of dollars. I needed a unit to convert my tv signal from digital to analog since my older budget DAC died and didn’t want to buy a whole new receiver. I found this all in one audio streamer and paired it to my Yamaha R-S202 which output to a 2.1 Klipsch RP-160M speaker set up. This is my little budget gear for my living room and the audio quality it brought over regular Bluetooth connection straight to the R-S202 is remarkable good. I stream Tidal through WiiM and I gotta say the app is a beauty and easy to use.I also output my movies and games audio through this thing and it’s awesome.This would be a great unit as well for a PC setup.Apparently the Pro plus has a better DAC than the regular pro. But even without testing the Pro, I’d say if you wanna save some money, just go for the regular pro. You can’t go wrong with either. Or spend more and get the Ultra unit with the little screen.
Pavel Cordova –
Excelente dispositivo para elevar la experiencia de la música. El sonido es muy nÃtido y con potencia, no se distorsiona. Muy fácil de instalar y configurar. Se pueden emparejar varios dispositivos para tocar la misma canción.
Emilio M –
Un equipo increÃble , el sonido que entrega es genial, muy fácil de configurar y le da nueva vida a los equipos anteriores.
Arno –
I see some people responding on the DAC being good, or not doing anything, being connected with digital out (coax/optical), note that the Wiim DAC then doesn’t do anything (bypass), since you’re not converting to an analog signa (i.e. RCA).I’ve got RCA out connected to my active elipson prestige facet 6b desktop speakers with Indiana Line Basso 922 sub. They sounded good, but never really was able to get It right, especially with the crossover with the sub, the built in low-pass filter really isn’t tuned well. Wiim by default already had a small improvement vs my Mac Studio, but after running Room correction, wow! Huge difference. It comes with a lot of options for many different situations to integrate and improve your setup.Actually ordered the Ultra now to see what that improves, since It also comes with a sub out, maybe that makes It even better. But this is an excellent multi-functional, full-featured DAC + Streamer in a market where more expensive brands can’t even deliver these things.
Piniu74 –
CaÅy proces przebiegÅ sprawnie i bezproblemowo. Mimo “gorÄ cego” okresu zamówienie dotarÅo po dwóch dniach.