The WiiM Pro is a small network streamer that adds Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2 and multi-room audio to an existing hi-fi or powered speaker. It plays music from streaming services and local files through the WiiM Home app, and its TI PCM5121 DAC passes audio up to 192 kHz/24-bit without resampling. It suits people who want modern streaming on older gear without replacing it. Against pricier streamers it gives up balanced outputs and a display, but owners rate its app and setup highly.
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Owners and reviewers call the WiiM Pro one of the best-value streamers available, praising its stable app, quick setup and clean digital output. Criticism centers on the basic analog output and the lack of a screen.
It sets up through the WiiM Home app, where it appears automatically, and an in-app guide walks through the steps. The app brings together many popular music streaming services, and it can also play music from a NAS or local files.
It delivers unaltered audio up to 192 kHz/24-bit, without resampling the sample rate or bit depth. A TI PCM5121 DAC provides 106 dB SNR and -92 dB THD+N.
It supports multiroom audio from WiFi, Bluetooth, Aux and SPDIF inputs. It can be grouped with AirPlay 2 speakers, Amazon Echo and Google Home devices, and with other WiiM Pro, WiiM Mini or Linkplay-powered devices. EQ options include 26 presets, bass/treble adjustment, a 10-band graphic EQ and a parametric EQ. Routines can play music, a station or a podcast to help you wake up or fall asleep. Siri, Alexa and Google voice assistants can select music and control volume.
