While the WiiM Amp Ultra is familiar territory for the ever-expanding company, WiiM Sound and WiiM Sub Pro are very new. In fact, these new products are presented as "a pivotal evolution in the WiiM ecosystem."

The WiiM Sound is a high-resolution smart speaker with a touchscreen display, "high-fidelity" streaming support, and built-in room correction. Meanwhile, the WiiM Sub Pro, a 250W subwoofer that offers bass with auto room correction and flexible wired or wireless connectivity.
Both products are designed to work as part of, or independently from, the WiiM operating system, unified by the WiiM Home App.
Dr Lifeng Zhao, CEO of WiiM, told StereoNET:
With the launch of WiiM Sound and WiiM Sub Pro, we're filling a major gap in the market where high-fidelity audio, multi-room connectivity, user-friendliness and affordability rarely meet.

WiiM Sound is a compact speaker (146x146x193mm) that is said to be capable of producing 100W output through a 4-inch woofer and dual-balanced mode radiator tweeters. The unit offers up to 24-bit/192 kHz high-resolution streaming with the promise of "exceptional sound quality" alongside Chromecast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, DLNA, or Alexa Cast support. Connectivity is via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet.

You can control playback directly via the 1.8-inch high-resolution touchscreen or the WiiM Home App, which enables automatic room correction, EQ customisation, and preset management for a personalised listening experience. You can access playlists, adjust the volume, or move the music to another room through the app.

Finally, you can add multiple WiiM Sound speakers throughout your home for a true multi-room vibe, with music playing in every space and effortlessly controlled through the WiiM Home App or by asking Google or Alexa.
WiiM Sub Pro is a 250W subwoofer with an 8-inch driver and Class-D amplifier, which is claimed to have a frequency range of 25Hz–200Hz.

The Sub Pro also includes automatic room correction, an RCA input for flexible connectivity, and supports audio streaming via Wi-Fi 6E or Bluetooth 5.3 through the WiiM Home App.

Again, the WiiM Home App also enables access to the popular streaming services, multirooom / multidevice control, and all the expected playback operations.

WiiM Sound and Sub Pro will be available in Q3 2025 and showcased at Hall 2, Stand G07 of the Munich High End Show.
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