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title: "Pro Music Streamer to Upgrade Stereo with AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect"
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# 24-bit/192kHz Hi-Res Audio AirPlay 2 & Google Cast Multiroom Alexa & Voice Assistant Control Pro Music Streamer to Upgrade Stereo with AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect

**Brand:** wiim
**Price:** 1292.59 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your stereo, own the soundscape.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pro Music Streamer to Upgrade Stereo with AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect by wiim
- **How much does it cost?** 1292.59 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/496059341-pro-music-streamer-to-upgrade-stereo-with-airplay-2-spotify)

## Best For

- wiim enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wiim brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Stereo Upgrade:** Transform any existing stereo system into a smart, wireless powerhouse with versatile digital and analog outputs.
- • **Direct App Streaming Freedom:** Use Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, or desertcart Music app to stream without draining your phone’s battery or interrupting other tasks.
- • **Voice-Controlled Audio Mastery:** Control playback, volume, and presets hands-free with Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri integration—no extra devices needed.
- • **Seamless Multiroom Connectivity:** Stream simultaneously across multiple AirPlay 2, Google Cast, and Alexa-enabled devices for whole-home audio bliss.
- • **Audiophile-Grade Hi-Res Streaming:** Experience pristine 24-bit/192kHz audio with gapless playback for uninterrupted, studio-quality sound.

## Overview

The WiiM Pro Music Streamer upgrades your existing stereo system with high-resolution 24-bit/192kHz streaming, AirPlay 2, Google Cast, and Spotify Connect compatibility. It supports multiroom audio across smart speakers, offers direct streaming from popular music apps, and features voice control via Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri. Compact and versatile, it connects via digital optical, coaxial, and RCA outputs, making it the ultimate smart audio hub for audiophiles and tech-savvy music lovers alike.

## Description

desertcart.com: WiiM Pro Music Streamer to Upgrade Stereo with AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect | Upgrade Your Favorite Stereo with Hi-Res Streaming, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Roon Ready, and Whole-Home Audio Control : Electronics

Review: Does what it's supposed to do! Very easy to set up & use! - **UPDATE #2 (2025) - Still super happy with my WiiM Pro. So much so that I just purchased a WiiM Pro Plus to replace the original WiiM Pro, which I've just relocated to another room where it's plugged into a Fosi ZD3 via the Coax port. Reasons for getting a Pro Plus this time around is that I wanted the well-regarded AKM DAC, as it the Pro plugs directly into a 20+ year old Sony receiver via line-out. The regular Pro's lesser DAC is now taking an extended vacation as it's digital stream being decoded by the ESS 9038Q2M on the Fosi pre-amp. Will I hear a difference between the Pro and Pro Plus as channeled through the Sony? Probably not with any of my usual source material. But given that I'm still very happy with my original WiiM Pro after a full year using it to stream tunes (PC -> WiiM via Airplay2 (TuneBlade)) daily in my home office, I thought I'd give the Pro Plus with the AKM and included remote, a chance to impress me further. **UPDATE #1 (2024) So, 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 REVIEW Got 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 desertcart 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 - desertcart Music HD supports up to 24-bit/96kHz for some tracks, IIRC). The WiiM Pro app seems to work fine for streaming desertcart Music, and the menu looks the same as the one I use for streaming desertcart 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!
Review: Review of WiiM Mini, Pro, and Vibelink Amp - Review of WiiM Mini, Pro, and Vibelink Amp WiiM is a new addition to the list of companies offering hardware streaming components. Up until recently, the pricing made using a dedicate streamer not cost-effective for me. WiiM changed all of that with their offerings of high quality streamers at decent prices which are far below their competitors. After reading reviews about their offerings, I purchased a WiiM mini to try out in our living room. Found it very easy to set up using their free app for IOS and Android (Note, a HUGE plus that their Android app does NOT require google play services as I am running a de-googled phone and tablet). Liked that it had optical out so I could take advantage of my Topping DAC (which was superior to the one in the Mini, though that one is fine for most people). Loved being able to stream low res (Pandora), high res (desertcart) and ultra high res (Qobuz) from one device using their well thought out and very useful app. WiiM Mini: Pros: price, decent DAC, Optical output, seamless connection to main streaming services. Cons: no support for Squeezelite (for connection to local ripped music using LMS (Lyrion Music Server)). The lack of Squeezelite support on the Mini was not a deal breaker in the location where I had it installed (living room) as the streaming options more than took care of our music requirements there. But my office / family room was another matter. I have hundreds of ripped CDs (to FLAC) on my LMS server and up until then, had been using a Raspberry Pi 4 running moOde audio player as the Squeezelite end point to connect to LMS.This has worked well but I was hoping to find a single solution for streaming and using my local audio on LMS. The WiiM Pro, the Mini's big brother, looked to be the solution I was looking for. Since I would be using a Topping DAC, I didn't feel the need to spring for the Pro Plus (which has a better DAC). I purchased the WiiM Pro and as with the Mini, set up was a breeze. I enabled Squeezelite from the setting and it immediately found and connected to my LMS server. I then had access to streaming and my LMS music collection form within the WiiM app. Very sweet! And even better, I love the material skin that was created for the old/outdated LMS interface and can control the playing of my local music from there (which I prefer) or use the WiiM app. Both work flawlessly. WiiM Pro: Pros: price, decent DAC, optical and RCA analog inputs, optical, coax, RCA analog outputs. Gigabit Ethernet as well as WiFi. Cons: None Time went by and then I saw that WiiM released an amp called the Vibelink. Read a number of reviews including those on Audio Science Review, and all praised the build, specs and capabilities of this $300 amp. I thought my current receivers/amps (Yamaha) were decent but the Vibelink sure was enticing. It checked all the boxes of what I needed: Inputs: Optical, Coax, RCA. Superior DAC, Analog pass-thru w/o ADC processing. Banana plug speaker connectors. Not a lot of extras in the box that impacted the sound quality. I bit the bullet and placed an order. Installation was easy and the WiiM app detected it and downloaded/installed the firmware update. Connected my turntable (RCA input), CD player (optical digital in) and WiiM Pro (digital coax in). Turned it on and WOW. I thought my Yamaha receiver was decent so didn't expect to hear much or any difference. Was I wrong. Sound was much fuller and clearer. It had more "presence and clarity" is how I think I would describe it. Connected to Qobuz and streamed some jazz and rock @ 24/96 and it sounded incredible. Streamed some typical HD rock from desertcart 16/44.1 and it too sounded excellent. Played a CD and it was clearer than I had ever heard before. Spun up a jazz LP, and wow, could not believe how clean and clear an old Vinyl album could sound. Even low res Pandora streaming sounded good (though no where near HD or UHD streaming from Qobuz). I knew right away this was money well spent. WiiM Vibelink Amp Pros: Amazing sound, banana speaker connectors, digital and analog inputs, 12v trigger for auto-on when WiiM Pro streamer starts streaming music. 60 min standby / off when music stops. Cons: No remote so to adjust your volume you use the streaming app and/or manually adjust on the Amp. Not a big deal to me but this may be an issue for some if their amp is in a cabinet or not easily accessible. ditto for the power button on the back (though that does make the front much cleaner and elegant looking). I hope this review is helpful. I'm really impressed with the WiiM products I've used so far.

## Features

- Experience Seamless Streaming with AirPlay 2 and Google Cast - Your stereo system is about to get a major upgrade. With WiiM Pro Plus, you can transform your stereo into AirPlay 2 enabled speakers, streaming your favorite music from iOS and Mac devices or TV audio from Apple TV. Easily connect your Apple devices to your preferred audio devices. Also, enjoy Google Cast streaming music, TV audio, podcasts, and more from hundreds of Google Cast-enabled apps to multiple audio devices simultaneously.
- High-Resolution Audio, Gapless Playback - WiiM Pro Plus allows you to wirelessly stream up to 24-bit/192 kHz music on both digital and analog outputs. Enjoy music without interruptions and experience bit-perfect output via its digital optical or Coax output. While not all music services offer 24-bit/192 kHz content, desertcart Music Ultra HD, Qobuz, and your own music library can support this high-res output. TIDAL Connect users can enjoy TIDAL Master with MQA core decoder up to 24-bit/96kHz.
- Stream Directly from Your Favorite Music Apps - Stream music directly from Spotify, TIDAL, or desertcart Music app using Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, or Alexa. This offers superior audio quality and a longer working range compared to traditional Bluetooth or AirPlay 2 receivers, freeing up your mobile device for other tasks. This feature is compatible with Spotify Free/Premium users, TIDAL's HiFi and Master quality (with MQA), and desertcart Prime Music.
- Seamless Multiroom Streaming - With WiiM Pro Plus, enjoy the convenience of streaming music across the entire home using a variety of smart speakers, including AirPlay 2, Google Cast, desertcart Alexa, or a proprietary multiroom function. Create groups with other AirPlay 2, Google Home, or Alexa devices like Echo, HomePod, or even link multiple WiiM devices for synchronized playback on multiple audio devices simultaneously.
- Enhance Your Audio Journey with Voice and Preset Features - Utilize the remote to control your device using voice commands via Alexa, without needing an additional Alexa device. Execute actions such as play, pause, song skipping, volume control, and audio muting with ease. Launch your preset content with a single tap. The WiiM Pro Plus is also compatible with Google and Siri Voice Assistants, allowing you to control your device using voice commands through your phone, HomePod, or Google Home.
- PLEASE NOTE: AirPlay Receiver Only – WiiM Plus can receive AirPlay streams but cannot transmit AirPlay to other AirPlay-enabled speakers or devices.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BJDY6D1W |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,856 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #2 in Audio Component Receivers #9 in Wireless Audio Receivers & Adapters |
| Brand | WiiM |
| Built-In Media | Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable x1, RCA to RCA stereo cable x1, USB Power Adapter x1, USB Type-C Cable x1, User Guide x1 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Speaker, DAC, Amplifier, Mobile phone, Tablet, HomePod, Apple TV, Echo, Google Home |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | USB Type-C, RCA, SPDIF (TOSLINK), COAX, ETHERNET |
| Controller Type | Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, App Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,792 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 2 years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00196852149827 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.5"L x 5.5"W x 1.6"H |
| Item Highlight | Upgrade Your Favorite Stereo with Hi-Res Streaming, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Roon Ready, and Whole-Home Audio Control |
| Item Part Number | 795847057293 |
| Item Weight | 14.1 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Linkplay Technology Inc. |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 512 MB |
| Mfr Part Number | WiiM Pro |
| Model Name | WiiM Pro Plus |
| Model Number | ASR002 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Spotify Connect, Works with Alexa, Google Voice and Siri, AirPlay 2, Google Cast Audio, TIDAL Connect, Qobuz Connect, Roon Ready, NAS, DLNA, Home Media Server |
| Special Feature | Spotify Connect, Works with Alexa, Google Voice and Siri, AirPlay 2, Google Cast Audio, TIDAL Connect, Qobuz Connect, Roon Ready, NAS, DLNA, Home Media Server Special Feature Spotify Connect, Works with Alexa, Google Voice and Siri, AirPlay 2, Google Cast Audio, TIDAL Connect, Qobuz Connect, Roon Ready, NAS, DLNA, Home Media Server See more |
| Supported Internet Services | Amazon Music, BBC Radio, Calm Radio, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Napster, Pandora, Qobuz, Radio Paradise, SoundCloud, SoundMachine, TIDAL, TuneIn, vTuner Supported Internet Services Amazon Music, BBC Radio, Calm Radio, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Napster, Pandora, Qobuz, Radio Paradise, SoundCloud, SoundMachine, TIDAL, TuneIn, vTuner See more |
| UPC | 196852149827 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 12 months |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WiiM
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
- **Connector Type:** USB Type-C, RCA, SPDIF (TOSLINK), COAX, ETHERNET
- **Controller Type:** Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, App Control
- **Item Weight:** 14.1 ounces
- **Model Name:** WiiM Pro Plus
- **Product Dimensions:** 5.5"L x 5.5"W x 1.6"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What are the differences between this model and the WiiM Mini?**
A: Compared with the Mini, the Pro has more audio input and output ports, such as optical and coaxial output. It also has an Ethernet connection, supports Chromecast audio, a more powerful CPU, and larger memory. You can find the comparison table of Mini and Pro from this link -   https://wiimhome.com/WiiMPro/Overview

**Q: If i plug tv into optical in, and send the optical out to my dac, will the wiimpro pass the tv signal when the unit is off? how can i switch to tv?**
A: The WiiM Pro won't pass the TV video signal, only the audio from its optical port. You can set the auto detection of audio input such that WiiM Pro will be automatically switched to SPDIF input mode (TV mode) whenever there's audio detected from the interface no matter which mode the device is previously at.

**Q: Does this have an auto on function if using the spidf with a tv?**
A: Yes, you can enable the auto-detection option of audio input to using the SPDIF with TV automatically. It'll be available by the end of Dec.

**Q: Does this have bluetooth streaming capability?**
A: Yes, WiiM Pro can be served as the bluetooth receiver and transmitter. If you have multiple WiiM Pros or Minis, you're able to play your bluetooth audio to a group of devices simultaneously.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does what it's supposed to do! Very easy to set up & use!
*by D***E on June 25, 2023*

**UPDATE #2 (2025) - Still super happy with my WiiM Pro. So much so that I just purchased a WiiM Pro Plus to replace the original WiiM Pro, which I've just relocated to another room where it's plugged into a Fosi ZD3 via the Coax port. Reasons for getting a Pro Plus this time around is that I wanted the well-regarded AKM DAC, as it the Pro plugs directly into a 20+ year old Sony receiver via line-out. The regular Pro's lesser DAC is now taking an extended vacation as it's digital stream being decoded by the ESS 9038Q2M on the Fosi pre-amp. Will I hear a difference between the Pro and Pro Plus as channeled through the Sony? Probably not with any of my usual source material. But given that I'm still very happy with my original WiiM Pro after a full year using it to stream tunes (PC -> WiiM via Airplay2 (TuneBlade)) daily in my home office, I thought I'd give the Pro Plus with the AKM and included remote, a chance to impress me further. **UPDATE #1 (2024) So, 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 REVIEW Got 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!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review of WiiM Mini, Pro, and Vibelink Amp
*by J***H on October 4, 2025*

Review of WiiM Mini, Pro, and Vibelink Amp WiiM is a new addition to the list of companies offering hardware streaming components. Up until recently, the pricing made using a dedicate streamer not cost-effective for me. WiiM changed all of that with their offerings of high quality streamers at decent prices which are far below their competitors. After reading reviews about their offerings, I purchased a WiiM mini to try out in our living room. Found it very easy to set up using their free app for IOS and Android (Note, a HUGE plus that their Android app does NOT require google play services as I am running a de-googled phone and tablet). Liked that it had optical out so I could take advantage of my Topping DAC (which was superior to the one in the Mini, though that one is fine for most people). Loved being able to stream low res (Pandora), high res (Amazon) and ultra high res (Qobuz) from one device using their well thought out and very useful app. WiiM Mini: Pros: price, decent DAC, Optical output, seamless connection to main streaming services. Cons: no support for Squeezelite (for connection to local ripped music using LMS (Lyrion Music Server)). The lack of Squeezelite support on the Mini was not a deal breaker in the location where I had it installed (living room) as the streaming options more than took care of our music requirements there. But my office / family room was another matter. I have hundreds of ripped CDs (to FLAC) on my LMS server and up until then, had been using a Raspberry Pi 4 running moOde audio player as the Squeezelite end point to connect to LMS.This has worked well but I was hoping to find a single solution for streaming and using my local audio on LMS. The WiiM Pro, the Mini's big brother, looked to be the solution I was looking for. Since I would be using a Topping DAC, I didn't feel the need to spring for the Pro Plus (which has a better DAC). I purchased the WiiM Pro and as with the Mini, set up was a breeze. I enabled Squeezelite from the setting and it immediately found and connected to my LMS server. I then had access to streaming and my LMS music collection form within the WiiM app. Very sweet! And even better, I love the material skin that was created for the old/outdated LMS interface and can control the playing of my local music from there (which I prefer) or use the WiiM app. Both work flawlessly. WiiM Pro: Pros: price, decent DAC, optical and RCA analog inputs, optical, coax, RCA analog outputs. Gigabit Ethernet as well as WiFi. Cons: None Time went by and then I saw that WiiM released an amp called the Vibelink. Read a number of reviews including those on Audio Science Review, and all praised the build, specs and capabilities of this $300 amp. I thought my current receivers/amps (Yamaha) were decent but the Vibelink sure was enticing. It checked all the boxes of what I needed: Inputs: Optical, Coax, RCA. Superior DAC, Analog pass-thru w/o ADC processing. Banana plug speaker connectors. Not a lot of extras in the box that impacted the sound quality. I bit the bullet and placed an order. Installation was easy and the WiiM app detected it and downloaded/installed the firmware update. Connected my turntable (RCA input), CD player (optical digital in) and WiiM Pro (digital coax in). Turned it on and WOW. I thought my Yamaha receiver was decent so didn't expect to hear much or any difference. Was I wrong. Sound was much fuller and clearer. It had more "presence and clarity" is how I think I would describe it. Connected to Qobuz and streamed some jazz and rock @ 24/96 and it sounded incredible. Streamed some typical HD rock from Amazon 16/44.1 and it too sounded excellent. Played a CD and it was clearer than I had ever heard before. Spun up a jazz LP, and wow, could not believe how clean and clear an old Vinyl album could sound. Even low res Pandora streaming sounded good (though no where near HD or UHD streaming from Qobuz). I knew right away this was money well spent. WiiM Vibelink Amp Pros: Amazing sound, banana speaker connectors, digital and analog inputs, 12v trigger for auto-on when WiiM Pro streamer starts streaming music. 60 min standby / off when music stops. Cons: No remote so to adjust your volume you use the streaming app and/or manually adjust on the Amp. Not a big deal to me but this may be an issue for some if their amp is in a cabinet or not easily accessible. ditto for the power button on the back (though that does make the front much cleaner and elegant looking). I hope this review is helpful. I'm really impressed with the WiiM products I've used so far.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great audio streamer at super price! ***Update***
*by E***G on January 11, 2024*

To begin, I'm an ancient audiophile albeit considerably out of touch. I've been using a Squeezebox streaming device linked to an AudioLogic 34 tube DAC for streaming files over my local network. Since 1966 I've been collecting and enjoying high-end gear and over the years have had plenty of it: my speakers are a 1980 HQD, I've owned Levinson CD decks, my home is cabled with Mitchell Cotter custom cabling he built for me in the early 80s, I've owned as many as 10 Marantz Model 9s at one time. I toss this out to say that I've owned pretty lavish equipment and have the playback equipment to discriminate between a good item and outright junk. I bought this cute little gadget because my Squeezebox and Audiologic won't decode the latest high-definition audio streams from something new-to-me called Tidal.com with which I am probably the last person in the audio universe to be familiar. Anyway, I wanted to fool around with a more up-to-date streaming system and the price of this little guy was somewhere between 1/10 to 1/20th of the alternatives I found in scanning the high-end boutiques. Initially I found this gadget at once easy to set up and a pain in the neck. I didn't encounter any issues in the initial network setup and it streamed over WiFi perfectly well. I hooked it up to my AudioLogic DAC and it detected the resolutions supported and produced an excellent feed at 16 bits. Fed directly through its internal DAC it decoded higher resolution content WHEN ACTUALLY AVAILABLE and I was pretty happy with the output. But...I discovered two issues which will drive you nuts unless you address them. For all I know they will change something or other going forward as this outfit seems really committed to seeking feedback from owners and actually responds to any feedback one troubles to send them. But as of today: (1) There is a setting (on the phone/tablet app) for device settings. This is a bit tricky to find because there is a separate "settings" menu items elsewhere that relates to app settings. Anyway if you go to the device screen you will find a small "settings" gear-icon in the right hand side of the screen. Look for "standby mode" and turn it off. If you don't you will constantly find that your app will not "find" this device andwill drive you completely insane troubleshooting your network, wondering if you need to hook it up to hard-wired ethernet and whatever. There's no good setting except "Never". (2) This gadget is shipped with a 2.4a USB C charger. Leave it in the box and use one with a higher capacity. I found that using the factory charger very hi-def streams would break up/distort or what have you, in other words, not play correctly. Once I repowered this gizmo on heaver-duty charger it works like a champ. If you follow these guidelines you will find the WiiM Pro AirPlay 2 Receiver a great value and an enhancement to any level of stereo playback gear. I did not test it with Roon although it is said to be Roon-Ready but using it for a vasriety of streaming content I remain completely happy with my modest little investment and glad to keep the other $2900.00 or whatever I saved by trying this thing first. ***Update 1/20/24: (1) I purchased another one for my guest cottage. That’s about as good an endorsement as anyone can give. (2) I decided to use a pair of TPLINK Powerline Ethernet over power line to see if my original unit would show any improvement if it had a wired connection. This was more of a test than a necessity, I have excellent 5ghz in my listening room. The pair I used was easily ten years old so far from the latest or fastest present-day tech. I consider it a big improvement. The cost of a pair of these is around $50 on Amazon and a good investment as a feed for the Wiim pro.

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