Thank you WiiM, but mild concerns for the future

How can they support a service which doesn't yet exist?
The question is how long WiiM will support the current models. Companies like Samsung support TV firmware updates for how long? Two years! After that the Smart TV's stops being so smart. So the question is do you buy the most expensive Ultra or stick with the Mini?
 
The question is how long WiiM will support the current models. Companies like Samsung support TV firmware updates for how long? Two years! After that the Smart TV's stops being so smart. So the question is do you buy the most expensive Ultra or stick with the Mini?
What you can certainly say is that there is little logic in buying an expensive streamer ($/£1K+) because the hit would be so much higher. And there are so many of these now appearing from established manufacturers.
If the highest fidelity is required then anything from WiiM linked to a high quality separate DAC would seem a financially safer long term option.
 
What you can certainly say is that there is little logic in buying an expensive streamer ($/£1K+) because the hit would be so much higher. And there are so many of these now appearing from established manufacturers.
If the highest fidelity is required then anything from WiiM linked to a high quality separate DAC would seem a financially safer long term option.
Musical Fidelity Encores cost a small fortune and they were completely dropped by Musical Fidelity leaving a lot of irate customers, or more likely "former customers" 😃
 
Then don't buy one move on

That's a particularly pointless, mean-spirited comment, designed to bring more heat than light.

It's clearly obvious that I've already bought one, that I'm very happy indeed with it, that my concern is mild (as per thread title), and that it's probably the same for all 'smart' devices we could buy.
 
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