WiiM Ultra Audio Streamer

Description

High-res streaming, lots of connections, and a full-color touchscreen WiiM asked their customers, their customers responded, and WiiM listened: they’ve incorporated a full-color touchscreen, an HDMI ARC input, room correction, and more into their new flagship streamer, the Ultra. It lets you add high-res streaming to pretty much any sound system using WiiM’s powerful, user-friendly app. Whether you control it from the front panel or your smartphone, great sound is always at your fingertips. High-res streaming with full-color touchscreen control. This streamer’s high-performance ESS SABRE(tm) DAC circuitry delivers rich, detailed sound that rivals streamers costing several times more, so you can get the best out of music services like Qobuz, TIDAL, Spotify, and more. This streamer can also be part of a multi-room music system that allows you to add digital and analog sources with ease – even a turntable – thanks to its analog-to-digital (ADC) chip. And it all fits into a sleek, compact aluminum chassis that you can place almost anywhere. User-friendly streaming options The Ultra connects to your home network using Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and it’s super-easy to set up using the free WiiM Home app for Apple? and Android(tm) devices. You can access and manage a bunch of music services – including high-res music files stored on an external storage drive connected to the USB input – from within the app. You can also control music across multiple WiiM players in different rooms (additional players sold separately). A sync audio option in the WiiM app uses a built-in mic on the Ultra to get rid of any playback latency between grouped devices. Plenty of users will take advantage of its Google Cast and Alexa support – both for single-zone and multi-room streaming. It also works with Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect, which give you access to the Ultra natively from within those apps. Two-way Bluetooth lets you stream wirelessly from your compatible smartphone, tablet, computer