WiiM: up to 20% off streamers and connected amplifiers

For three days, WiiM is offering its Prime Days promotions. From June 23 to 26, the brand is applying discounts of up to 20% on 18 products in its range. The selection covers network streamers, connected amplifiers, and wireless speakers from the WiiM ecosystem. Enough to build a complete system or upgrade an existing setup at a reduced price.

Connected speakers for the whole home

The WiiM Sound and Sound Lite speakers combine amplification, drivers, and streaming in a single enclosure. They play music right out of the box, with no separate amp or speakers to connect. Streaming works via Wi-Fi 6E or Bluetooth, with access to online services (Spotify, TIDAL, Qobuz, Deezer, Amazon Music) and internet radio from the WiiM Home app. High-resolution playback goes up to 24-bit / 192 kHz, and acoustic calibration adapts the sound to the room.

Three formats are available in this selection. The WiiM Sound adds a color touchscreen on the front and a remote control. The Sound Lite uses the same two-way acoustic section and the same 100 W power output, but without a screen, for a more discreet format. The Sound Lite Twin combines two speakers as a wireless stereo pair, with a wider soundstage and a centered image.

For a single speaker with display of the current track title, the WiiM Sound is the most complete. For discreet playback in a bedroom or office, the Sound Lite is sufficient. For true stereo listening in a living room, with no cable between the speakers, the Sound Lite Twin is the logical choice.

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Streamers to upgrade your system

A WiiM streamer adds network streaming to an existing hi-fi system, without replacing the amp or speakers. It connects to the amplifier via RCA, optical, or coaxial, then provides access to the same music services, multiroom playback, and acoustic correction via the WiiM Home app.

The range runs from the simplest to the most complete. The WiiM Mini is the compact entry point, with analog and optical outputs and playback up to 24-bit / 192 kHz. The WiiM Pro gains a faster processor and more outputs. The WiiM Pro Plus improves the converter and clock, and adds an analog input to digitize a source. The WiiM Ultra serves as a central hub: 3.5-inch color touchscreen, ESS Sabre converter, moving magnet phono input for a turntable, HDMI ARC input for the TV, headphone output, and subwoofer output with bass management.

The Mini and Pro are suitable for adding streaming to a simple system without a big budget. The Pro Plus offers the best value for money as a pure network player thanks to its analog input. The Ultra is aimed at those who want a versatile device with a screen, vinyl support, and TV connection. Users of Apple devices will note that the Pro Plus supports AirPlay 2, unlike the Ultra.

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All-in-one connected amplifiers

The amplifiers in the WiiM Amp range combine the streamer, amp, and converter in a single device. All you need to do is connect a pair of passive speakers to get a complete system. Streaming is built in, an HDMI ARC input allows TV connection, and a subwoofer output as well as acoustic correction are also included.

The WiiM Amp is the entry-level model, with power of around 60 W per channel, suited to bookshelf speakers in a medium-sized room. The WiiM Amp Pro keeps this power but improves the converter and adds a post-filter feedback system for more precise sound. The WiiM Amp Ultra inherits the amplification section of the VibeLink Amp: around 100 W per channel into 8 ohms, and nearly 200 W into 4 ohms, with a color touchscreen. It drives demanding floorstanding speakers without difficulty.

For bookshelf speakers, the WiiM Amp is enough. For a quality upgrade at equivalent power, the Amp Pro is recommended. For a large room or power-hungry floorstanding speakers, the Amp Ultra brings the power reserve and the screen.

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The power amplifier for a separate system

The WiiM VibeLink Amp is a standalone power amplifier, with no built-in streaming. It is rated at 2 x 100 W into 8 ohms and 2 x 200 W into 4 ohms in Class D, with an ESS Sabre converter and a preserved analog input, without forced conversion. Connectivity includes RCA, optical, and coaxial inputs, as well as a volume control on the front. Its design matches that of the WiiM Ultra streamer, with which it forms a two-box system: the streamer handles playback and preamplification, while the VibeLink provides the power.

This amplifier is aimed at those who already own a WiiM Ultra or Pro streamer and want more power than the all-in-one models, or who prefer an approach with separate components. It drives difficult speakers and remains available in Space Grey and Silver finishes to match the rest of the system.

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Choosing the right WiiM equipment

Three criteria help you navigate the range.

Based on use: for a plug-and-play speaker in a room, choose a WiiM Sound or Sound Lite. To modernize an existing hi-fi system, a streamer is enough. To start from a pair of passive speakers without an amp, a WiiM Amp brings everything together in one enclosure.

Based on the size of the speakers and the room: small speakers in a medium-sized room are well served by a WiiM Amp or a connected speaker. Demanding floorstanding speakers in a large room require a WiiM Amp Ultra, or a WiiM Ultra paired with the VibeLink Amp.

Based on the sources to connect: to hook up a TV, target models with an HDMI ARC input (WiiM Ultra, WiiM Amp, WiiM Amp Ultra). For a turntable, the WiiM Ultra has a phono input. To add a subwoofer, choose a model with a dedicated output.

The WiiM Prime Days operation is valid from [start date] to [end date], while stocks last. It is the ideal time to equip a room or complete an existing system.

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