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WiiM’s capable HomePod-esque smart speaker is almost $50 off
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We’ve got indoor speaker deals and outdoor headphone deals. Also, you can save on a 58-inch Hisense 4K Roku TV and more.
We’ve got indoor speaker deals and outdoor headphone deals. Also, you can save on a 58-inch Hisense 4K Roku TV and more.
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The smart speaker market is more or less dominated by major tech companies: Apple, Google, Sonos, and Amazon. But WiiM’s powerful 100W Sound smart speaker is an attractive alternative because it’s not locked down to play nicely with select music services. It supports over 20 services, and it sports Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3 and ethernet, giving you multiple ways to connect. Additionally, it taps into standards used by other speakers, including Chromecast, Spotify Connect, DLNA, Alexa Cast, and more (AirPlay 2 is off the table, though its Pro Music Streamer supports it). In other words, it can be added to multi-room setups you may already have in the Google Home or Amazon Echo ecosystem.
The black and white versions are rarely discounted, but they’re each 15 percent off at Amazon and directly through WiiM. Normally $299.99, they’re $254.15.