Excelente producto. Lo utilizo en conjunto con un DAC. La instalación fue muy simple, al igual que la configuración. A través de Tidal Connect puedo validar la calidad digital que estoy empleando: hasta 24 bits / 192 Khz.

Excelente producto, transmite con una calidad increíble, vale cada peso que pagué por él. Recuerda que en hifi, cada parte de la cadena es importante. Ningún producto por si sólo, hace maravillas.

El dispositivo muy bien, pero cada vez que se actualiza pide resetear dispositivo y el enrutador.

En un principio lo conecte al amplificador por su salidas digitales (coaxial y óptica). Buenos resultados.Probé su salida de línea (RCA) y quedé impactado. Yo recomiendo cables RCA Monoprice premium. Ya que también intenté con otros cables Pero con los Monoprice premium quedé impactado con la calidad de sonido.

Si buscas una opción para usar tu equipo de sonido para reproducir por streaming sin que en ellos se pierda fidelidad y que además sea a un costo razonable, esta es LA opción. Los adaptadores de bluetooth tiene la desventaja de que si no tienen un codec decente, siempre tendrás alguna perdida, y que será más notoria al reproducirse en un espacio abierto como el que se tiene con un equipo de sonido. Y de los adaptadores como el Port de Sonos, pues resultan con costos realmente altos. Así que cuándo me encontré con este dispositivo, y después de ver todas las reseñas tanto de los usuarios como de medios especializados, me decidí a comprarlo. Y en efecto, le da una segunda vida a tu equipo de sonido. Empecemos con que en la caja viene con todo para solo concectarlo, inclusive trae cables de RCA y fibra óptica. Este modelo en particular tiene la ventaja de contar con varios tipos tanto de entrada como de salida, para que no solamente lo uses como receptor de streaming, también le puedes conectar la TV o un tornamesa si las entradas de tu equipo son limitadas. Otro punto fuerte es su app, donde puedes configurar todo, desde ecualización hasta como procesa la señal con parámetros como la frecuencia de muestreo y profundidad de bits. También tiene la capacidad de poder ser un hub para bocinas que funcionen con air play, en fin que se puede convertir sin problema en el punto central de distribución de música en tu casa. Y regresando a la función principal, se escucha genial, ya sea que uses Spotify o servicios con mejor calidad como Tidal, realmente se nota una diferencia. Tengo una bocina Sonos beam de primera generación, que si bien es buena, he de admitir que la experiencia con el equipo de sonido es por mucho superior. En conclusión, es una excelente inversión.

買った当初は音はイマイチと思っていましたが、かなりの時間聴いた後は驚くほど良くなりました。Wiim Proには電源OFFの機能がなく、電源を落とすにはACアダプタをコンセントから抜かなければいけません。エージングに時間がかかるようなので、新品なら電源を入れっぱなしで使うことをおすすめします。自分は付属品のACアダプタではなくDouk Audioのリニア電源を使い外部DACは使わず直接アンプにつないでいますが、明瞭でパワフルな音だと思います。このリニア電源とWiim Proの値段があまり変わらないというのが、いかんともし難いところです。きれいな音が好きなら上位機種のWiim Pro Plusのほうがいいのかもしれませんが、ポップス系の音楽を聴くならWiim Proで充分ではないかと思います。スマートフォン用のアプリWiim Homeは出来がよく使いやすいですが、ひんぱんに本体のファームウェアアップデートがあるのが面倒です。NASの音源の再生とAmazon Music Qobuz Tidal Spotify AirPlay経由でApple Musicなど、多くのストリーミングサービスに対応していますが、Amazon musicが聴けるストリーマーは少ないようです。外観はオーディオ製品らしい高級感がないところが残念ですがこの価格ならこんなものかなと思います。

Excelente dispositivo para elevar la experiencia de la música. El sonido es muy nítido y con potencia, no se distorsiona. Muy fácil de instalar y configurar. Se pueden emparejar varios dispositivos para tocar la misma canción.

This product replaces a Teufel Raumfeld streamer which went west. My Audiolab CD player already has a superb ESS DAC and I can stream music us to it using a tablet computer via the USB interface or a TV using an optical cable. It sounds wonderful but the user interfaces on the Tablet and TV are not up to scratch when selecting music from my drives, internet radio and Amazon music. This is the main reason why I bought the Wiim. The user interface is first class and easy to use and learn. You can select music on your drives by, folder, album, artist, and song etc. and the Wiim automatically scans your music drives and sorts the music. Selecting Amazon Music, and Tidal etc. is push button and the most common internet radio stations are push button too. Everything is easy.My CD player has lots of connectivity having 2 optical inputs, 2 coaxial inputs and a USB input via a USB B cable. It also has RCA analogue output and Optical output. The Wiim only has single optical, wireless and ethernet inputs and single RCA analogue input . It has single optical and coax outputs and an RCA analogue output. The connectivity available will not hold most people back but there is no HDMI arc interface.I couldn't resist the temptation to compare the sound quality of the ESS Dac in the Audiolab player and the Wiim by using all of the connectivity available apart from the Ethernet which I don't need. The sound quality of the Wiim is only marginally inferior to the Audiolab, if at all. Maybe my belief that the ESS Dac is better is wishful thinking. I do not play so called "High Resolution" 24/192 music files etc. as I cannot hear the difference to CD quality files. Most people, if not everybody, cannot hear the difference when they are the subject of double blind tests. Most people's amplifiers, speakers and ears cannot handle the theoretical dynamic range and frequency response, there is no need to blast your ears with ultrasonic sound which could damage your hearing. The Burr Brown DAC in the Wiim pro is more than sufficient to reproduce excellent sound quality from CD resolution files.The Wiim pro can take line input from its RCA port, so you can connect a turntable; it converts the input from analogue to digital; the music can then be distributed to other Wiim devices in the house. It works well. However, the Wiim pro does not have a phono input with RIAA equalisation , like the Wiim ultra, so you need an analogue phono stage. The Wiim pro has an equaliser to adjust the bass, mid-range and treble frequencies.The device's functionality is marvellous and I like the fact that it can stream from a local drive: therefore, I can use the tablet to stream all of my stored music wirelessly without using the wired USB interface of the Audiolab.This is a phenomenal piece of equipment at a very reasonable price, and the sound quality is second to none. It has a plastic case but so what , as it is strong and well built. I recommend it highly. For 150 quid you can't go wrong.PS 24 October 2024, I forgot that the Wiim pro will connect via Bluetooth input, but the sound quality will not be as good as wireless or optical input, but Bluetooth will allow you to play music even if you don't have a wireless or ethernet server.

WiiM PRO offers great connectivity and value to get your streaming content into existing audiophile systems. I considered the whole wim range, but opted for pro with my already high end dac

Lo conecte a mi AVR ONKYO vía fibra óptica, y el audio es increíble, mejoró bastante, aún cuando mi AVR ya tiene integrado un DAC. EXCELENTE PRODUCTO 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

Es un magnífico streamer que cuenta con muchas aplicaciones como TIDAL, Qobuz, Amazon Music y muchas otras, si en tu teléfono o tablet tienes música incluso en archivos MQA los puedes transmitir de manera inalámbrica y los reproducirás en calidad Máster, este streamer incluso te permite controlar tonos o ecualizar aun cuando la salida de audio sea por coaxial digital y no por la salida RCA.He tenido varios streamers de marcas como Yamaha, Definitive Technology, Sonos y algunos otros y este ha sido el mejor.

**UPDATESo, 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 REVIEWGot 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!

This is an excellent product. Easy to setup.. immediately updated firmware. The forums are active,.the documentation is good.Amazon HD will stream at 192kHZ/24 bits, my wifi deals with this flawlessly. No dropouts at all.The app is good. Stable, easy to use.Apple music won't stream at high bit rates and there seems to be no solution. This is Apple's fault. There is no built in apple music client and all streaming options fall back to 16bit/44.1kHz, even Chromecasting. A USB C optical extractor works, but that's not streaming.I wish the wiim pro had two optical inputs as I could then connect the phone. I'm using the WiiM pro as my DAC at the moment. It's ok, Moore's law works it magic and it's better than my old dac. Excellent imaging. High bit rate music is a revelation, it's like rediscoving SACD.The USB C power cable is not very long. I ordered a 2m cable.