WiiM Mini AirPlay 2 Wireless Audio Streamer, Multiroom Stereo, Preamplifier, Works with Alexa and Siri Voice Assistants, Stream Hi-Res Audio from Amazon Music, Tidal and More
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Features
- AIRPLAY 2 RECEIVER - Transform your stereo into an AirPlay 2-enabled speaker with WiiM Mini. Stream your favorite tunes from iOS and Mac devices or transmit TV audio from Apple TV. Elevate your audio experience by effortlessly connecting Apple devices to your preferred sound system. Upgrade to an AirPlay 2 receiver conveniently and affordably.
- WORKS WITH ALEXA AND SIRI - Experience the convenience of using WiiM Mini with both Alexa and Siri Voice Assistants. Control music, adjust volume, and manage playback seamlessly using voice commands from your phone, HomePod, or Echo. Integrate it effortlessly with your current smart home devices through either Alexa or Apple Home for enhanced smart living.
- PLEASE NOTE: 1) AirPlay Receiver Only WiiM Mini can receive AirPlay streams but cannot transmit AirPlay to other AirPlay-enabled speakers or devices; 2) No Google Cast Support Unlike other WiiM devices, WiiM Mini does not support Google Cast for streaming.
Brand: WiiM
Connectivity Technology: Wireless, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Special Feature: Spotify Connect, Works with Alexa, Siri, AirPlay 2, TIDAL Connect, NAS, DLNA, Home Media Server
Compatible Devices: Speaker, DAC, Amplifier, Mobile phone, Tablet, HomePod, Apple TV, Echo
Connector Type: USB Type-C, Auxiliary, SPDIF (TOSLINK)
Audio Output Mode: Analog, Digital
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 2.7"D x 2.7"W x 0.9"H
Connectivity Technology: Wireless, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Other Special Features of the Product: Spotify Connect, Works with Alexa, Siri, AirPlay 2, TIDAL Connect, NAS, DLNA, Home Media Server
Compatible Devices: Speaker, DAC, Amplifier, Mobile phone, Tablet, HomePod, Apple TV, Echo
Connector Type: USB Type-C, Auxiliary, SPDIF (TOSLINK)
Audio Output Mode: Analog, Digital
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2
Number of Channels: 2
Control Method: App, Remote, Voice
Audio Output Type: Aux, Optical, BT
Format: WAV, WMA
Wireless Technology: AirPlay, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Color: Black
Brand: WiiM
Model Number: ASR001
Manufacturer: Linkplay Technology Inc.
UPC: 195893478101
Global Trade Identification Number: 01
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 12 months
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 2.7"D x 2.7"W x 0.9"H
Item Weight: 1.69 Ounces
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