Introducing WiiM Sound: Your Smart Speaker for High-Res, Room-Filling Audio

A landmark moment for WiiM! WiiM Sound, our first WiiM designed smart speaker, is here! The WiiM Sound is crafted from the ground up to deliver exceptional audio fidelity, smart connectivity, and seamless integration with the WiiM ecosystem.

After years of delivering award-winning streamers and amplifiers, we listened to our community and built WiiM Sound to fill a major gap in high-resolution, multi-room smart audio. With 24-bit/192 kHz playback, built-in room correction, and advanced EQ customization, this speaker adapts to your space and sound preferences like never before.

Why WiiM Sound?​

• High-resolution wireless streaming: Enjoy music, podcasts, Smart Preset and radio in stunning 24-bit/192 kHz quality—no phone required.
• Next-generation connectivity: Equipped with Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and 100 Mbps Ethernet for fast, reliable streaming.
• Advanced sound customization: Tailor your sound with 24 preset EQ profiles and a 10-band graphic and parametric EQ for precise adjustments.
• RoomFit: Previously Room Correction, actively takes precise acoustic measurements of your room, crafting customized corrections for your audio equipment.
• Stereo pairing: Seamlessly pair two WiiM Sound speakers to create a left/right stereo setup and expand your soundstage.
• Home theater integration: Functions as a surround or center channel speaker in a Dolby 5.1 setup for immersive home cinema experiences.
• Universal casting support: Stream directly from your favorite music apps using Chromecast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, DLNA, or Alexa Cast.

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Immersive, Smart, and Customizable Sound​

Whether placed on a shelf, counter, or wall-mounted, WiiM Sound seamlessly blends into any space while filling it with room-filling audio.
100W power delivered through a 4” woofer and dual tweeters
Automatic room correction for personalized acoustics
Stereo pairing - connect two for a true left/right speaker setup
Multi-room sync - stream across your home with WiiM, Google Cast, or Alexa multi-room

High-Resolution Streaming & Universal Casting​

Stream from over 20 music services or your personal library via the WiiM Home App
Enjoy effortless playback with Chromecast, Alexa Cast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, DLNA
Control hands-free using Alexa, Google Assistant, and the WiiM Voice Remote (WiiM Voice Remote included).

Powerful Connectivity & Customization​

Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, 100 Mbps Ethernet, 3.5mm Aux input for versatile connectivity.
🎛 Advanced EQ tools, including our 10-band graphic & parametric EQ, 24 preset EQ profiles, and input-specific adjustments.
🖥 1.8” high-res touchscreen display for direct control, album art, presets, and wallpapers.
Home Theater ready, use WiiM Sound as a surround speakers in a Dolby 5.1 setup with a WiiM device that has an HDMI ARC input such as the WiiM Amp Ultra.

Always Improving with Continuous Updates​

Regular firmware updates unlock new features, services, and audio enhancements

Tech Specs​

Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6E | Bluetooth 5.3 (SBC, AAC, LD3) | Ethernet | 3.5mm Aux
Sound Performance: 35 Hz - 20 kHz, 100W total output
Streaming Platforms: Chromecast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, DLNA, LMS
Multi-Room Audio: WiiM | Google Cast | Alexa Multi-Room
Smart Preset & Alarm Clock for personalized listening.
Dimensions: 5.7” x 5.7” x 7.5” (146 x 146 x 193mm)
Weight: 5.5lbs (2.5 kg)

Pricing & Availability​

WiiM Sound launches in Q3 2025 on Amazon and select retailers. Stay tuned for pricing details, we'll announce them when the product becomes available. Full details at www.wiimhome.com. Update: WiiM Sound will be $299 US, £299.00 UK, and €349.00 EU when it becomes available.

 

[Trowbridge]

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I like it. Here it is next to the Sonos move that we will now sell. I still dread speaker cloth in the kitchen but it sounds good which is what matters. Shame richer sounds ship it in the retail box which arrived all banged up.

I received mine this afternoon. Really enjoying it. Have to agree Richer sounds needed to put it in another box to protect original packaging. Yep it really does sound good. Just need to get another so I can use them as surrounds.

 

[w32stuxnet]

Hey Ryan, bit of feedback for the dev teams. I understand there is a rework of the speaker grouping in the app planned. Will this allow us to group speakers together and then "hide" the constituent devices in the app and spotify connect (perhaps just burying them in a separate menu)? Our two WiiM sounds are effectively one speaker (L+R), and having both appear alongside the grouped version is a bit confusing for my parents.

 

[RyanWithWiiM]

Hey Ryan, bit of feedback for the dev teams. I understand there is a rework of the speaker grouping in the app planned. Will this allow us to group speakers together and then "hide" the constituent devices in the app and spotify connect (perhaps just burying them in a separate menu)? Our two WiiM sounds are effectively one speaker (L+R), and having both appear alongside the grouped version is a bit confusing for my parents.

I'm not sure, but I'll pass that suggestion along to the team for you!

 

[Burnside]

Hey Ryan, bit of feedback for the dev teams. I understand there is a rework of the speaker grouping in the app planned. Will this allow us to group speakers together and then "hide" the constituent devices in the app and spotify connect (perhaps just burying them in a separate menu)? Our two WiiM sounds are effectively one speaker (L+R), and having both appear alongside the grouped version is a bit confusing for my parents.

If I recall (@Wiimer will keep us right), but when you group/link speakers in the WiiM home app, only the lead speaker shows in the Spotify connect menu?

 

[Mr Ee]

Hey Ryan, bit of feedback for the dev teams. I understand there is a rework of the speaker grouping in the app planned. Will this allow us to group speakers together and then "hide" the constituent devices in the app and spotify connect (perhaps just burying them in a separate menu)? Our two WiiM sounds are effectively one speaker (L+R), and having both appear alongside the grouped version is a bit confusing for my parents.

Do the individual speakers show in Spotify as GoogleCast connections?
e.g. my Kitchen wiim is the lead in a wiim group, but still shows up as its own device due to chromecast. (As does the other device in the group, further down the list & not in the screenshot.)

 

[Asheashe]

If I recall (@Wiimer will keep us right), but when you group/link speakers in the WiiM home app, only the lead speaker shows in the Spotify connect menu?

Yeah if you group them in the app as hoc it shows up as (master) + (n of devices) but if you create a named group it shows up there as the group as well as individual speakers.

For us; this is the best implementation as these persistent groups allow us to select them without having to go into the app and create groups every time which is a godsend compared to Sonos so I hope any improvements to this process is opt in or only impacts paired speakers

A solution to the above problem would be to create a persistent group with an obvious name like "living room stere" rather than L, R and grouped devices, they'd know to always select that.

 

[Mr Ee]

I forgot about named / persistent groups! Yes, these all show up as individual devices too.
As do all my chromecast groups.
It's sooo confusing, I currently have 21 connect targets in Spotify (there would be more, but a few devices are not on right now) and I've no idea how Spotify decides to order them

 

[Wiimer]

Hey Ryan, bit of feedback for the dev teams. I understand there is a rework of the speaker grouping in the app planned. Will this allow us to group speakers together and then "hide" the constituent devices in the app and spotify connect (perhaps just burying them in a separate menu)? Our two WiiM sounds are effectively one speaker (L+R), and having both appear alongside the grouped version is a bit confusing for my parents.

As @Asheashe mentioned, please give your groups clear names. Also, prefixing names with numbers makes them more likely to appear at the top of the list.

For example, doing it like this should eliminate any confusion.

Permanent Groups
"01 --- Stereo ---"

WiiM Sound 1
"WS L"

WiiM Sound 2
"WS R"




Also, you can use emojis.

 

[Wiimer]

@WiiM Team , @WiiM Support, @RyanWithWiiM,

Among the features implemented in Ultra's "Input Sound Profile" Beta firmware, would it be possible to add the functionality allowing selection of device groups within the Edit Preset screen to the public firmware ahead of schedule?


This would enable many users to benefit from it sooner.

I would appreciate your consideration.

 

[adias]

Hey everyone! I'm sitting down with the product manager for WiiM Sound soon to ask questions for you all. I want to know what you'd like to learn regarding the WiiM Sound or maybe other WiiM related topics, so please share your questions with us! We can ask about design theory, setup capabilities, or other topics. I can't promise answers, but we'll try to get to them all. Feel free to post them here or send them to me in private.

1 - You might ask him about the 2-tweeter arrangement that others seemed to measure some interference.

2 - The cause and future production remedy of audible hum/hiss when idling.