WiiM Targets Sonos With First Smart Speaker and Sub

WiiM expands its hi-fi ecosystem with the exciting debut of the WiiM Smart Speaker Sub. Showcased at the prestigious Munich High End Show, the tech company unveiled two powerful additions to its growing lineup: the compact yet advanced WiiM Sound speaker and the deep-driving 250W WiiM Sub Pro subwoofer. Together, they mark a bold step forward, blending high-fidelity sound with seamless multi-room capabilities. Designed to operate independently or as part of the WiiM ecosystem, both devices are controlled through the versatile WiiM Home App—empowering users to fine-tune playback, room correction, and EQ settings with precision and ease.

The WiiM Sound is a 100W smart speaker built for audiophiles who crave performance without compromising on usability. Measuring just 146x146x193mm, it houses a 4-inch woofer and dual-balanced radiator tweeters, supporting rich 24-bit/192kHz audio via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet. It integrates popular protocols like Chromecast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Alexa Cast, and DLNA, with control via a 1.8-inch touchscreen or app-based interface. Meanwhile, the WiiM Smart Speaker Sub experience is deepened by the WiiM Sub Pro—a robust 250W subwoofer featuring an 8-inch driver, Class-D amplifier, auto room correction, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and RCA input for flexible setup across any system. From nuanced highs to thunderous lows, WiiM brings a concert-quality soundstage home with modern wireless convenience.

According to StereoNET, Dr Lifeng Zhao, CEO of WiiM, emphasized that this launch targets the underserved sweet spot where high-end performance meets accessibility. Audiophiles and home audio enthusiasts alike will appreciate the WiiM Home App’s intuitiveness, whether managing individual zones or syncing sound across rooms. Ready to elevate your setup? Explore the full WiiM product range in our Hi-Fi Audio Streamers section and discover how the WiiM Smart Speaker Sub and WiiM Sound can transform your audio environment. Both products are expected to hit shelves in Q3 2025.