WiiM Black Friday Week deals 2025 Starting Soon!

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Get ready to save big! Sales begin November 20 through December 1 depending on your region, enjoy 20% off selected WiiM products!

Whether you're looking to upgrade your current setup or dive into high-quality streaming audio for the first time, this is the perfect opportunity to experience WiiM's award-winning streamers at incredible prices.

Sale Dates by Region:

• US: November 20 - December 1
• CA: November 20 - December 1
• UK: November 26 - December 1
• EU: November 26 - December 1
• JP: November 21 - December 1
• AU: November 18 - December 1

WiiM Sound (our newest release) is not included in this promotion. Amp Ultra and Sub Pro are also excluded in EU, UK, and JP.

Don't miss out on this limited-time offer! Stock up, gift a loved one, or finally grab that WiiM product you've been eyeing.

Questions about which model is right for you? Drop a comment below and we'll will be happy to help!

 

[d00]

Hi all, to confirm and clarify (I'll update the original post too), the Amp Ultra and Sub Pro aren't being discounted in the EU, UK, and JP. I checked in with the team to confirm and they've only recently had stock in those regions for these products and aren't discounting them yet. Sorry for any confusion on this!

What about Vibelink Amp?

 

[JAB]

What about Vibelink Amp?

The Vibelink is down to 289 € in hifi shops in Germany.

 

[Aquaman]

I find this thread somewhat pathetic. People act as if they were entitled to get discounts on the products they want, just because of ‚Black Friday‘. This is an industry driven marketing event. Take it or leave it, but stop complaining if you cannot or don‘t want to afford a certain product, especially in this demanding manner.

 

[capslock]

Not really sure, that includes import charges etc.
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I did the same excercise of getting the numbers for getting it shipped from the US to Germany today, arrived at € 457, if memory serves, but without the rate guarantee, as I have a credit card that charges only minimal fees for foreign currency transactions (less than 0.1%). Import tax and duty are also taken care of. Amazon international shipment and brokerage fees are actually quite reasonable, as opposed to the scam operation ebay.co.uk and ebay.com abet (they might even own stakes in the handling company). I'm not quite sure what happens when you need to return a purchase. There were a few snippets on reddit that you could actually return it to your local amazon, but it wasn't quite clear whether you could recover the import charges.

 

[slartibartfast]

I find this thread somewhat pathetic. People act as if they were entitled to get discounts on the products they want, just because of ‚Black Friday‘. This is an industry driven marketing event. Take it or leave it, but stop complaining if you cannot or don‘t want to afford a certain product, especially in this demanding manner.

People are wondering why some markets are getting discounts and others aren't, that's all. If someone can buy from Amazon US for a lot less than Amazon UK why would they buy from Amazon UK.

 

[Aquaman]

People are wondering why some markets are getting discounts and others aren't, that's all. If someone can buy from Amazon US for a lot less than Amazon UK why would they buy from Amazon UK.

Then they should do that, but not rant about the pricing policy of a profit driven company. Prices are their business. Then it‘s up to us if we buy it or not.

 

[slartibartfast]

I did the same excercise of getting the numbers for getting it shipped from the US to Germany today, arrived at € 457, if memory serves, but without the rate guarantee, as I have a credit card that charges only minimal fees for foreign currency transactions (less than 0.1%). Import tax and duty are also taken care of. Amazon international shipment and brokerage fees are actually quite reasonable, as opposed to the scam operation ebay.co.uk and ebay.com abet (they might even own stakes in the handling company). I'm not quite sure what happens when you need to return a purchase. There were a few snippets on reddit that you could actually return it to your local amazon, but it wasn't quite clear whether you could recover the import charges.

Oh yes it is cheaper leaving it in dollars