WiiM Pro Plus Wireless Audio Streamer Hi-Res Lossless

Add Hi-Res Streaming to Any System

The WiiM Pro Plus is a compact music streamer that adds hi-res streaming to any hi-fi or powered speakers. A premium AKM DAC gives it sound quality that shames streamers costing far more, and analogue and optical inputs let you fold a turntable or TV into the same system, all controlled from one app.

Why You'll Love It

• Every service, one app: Stream Spotify, TIDAL, Qobuz, Amazon Music and more over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, with AirPlay 2, Chromecast and the WiiM Home app, turning your existing system into a full streaming system.

• A DAC that beats its price: The premium AKM 4493SEQ DAC delivers very low distortion and wide dynamic range, sound usually reserved for streamers costing several times more.

• Bring in your other sources: Line and optical inputs plus a high-resolution ADC let you stream a turntable, TV or CD player around the house, and feed the output to any amp or a separate DAC.

Under the Hood

• Premium AKM DAC: The AKM 4493SEQ Velvet Sound DAC handles hi-res with 121dB SNR and vanishingly low distortion, feeding a clean analogue line output.

• High-res ADC for analogue: A TI Burr-Brown PCM1861 ADC digitises the line input at up to 24-bit/192kHz, so a turntable or TV keeps its quality when you stream it to other rooms.

• Connect it your way: Line and optical inputs, line, optical and coax outputs, Wi-Fi and Ethernet, plus two-way Bluetooth, so it slots into any system and can feed an external DAC later.

CHT Insider Verdict

The Pro Plus is the WiiM we recommend when you already have a good amp or powered speakers and just want to add proper streaming. Its AKM DAC is a real step up from the standard Pro, and the high-res ADC makes it the pick if you also want to stream a turntable. Want a screen, phono input and preamp features? Look at the WiiM Ultra. Just want the best-sounding little streamer for the money? This is it.

Pro Tip: Already own a good DAC? Run the Pro Plus's optical or coaxial output into it and use WiiM purely as the streaming brain. You keep your DAC's sound and add every streaming service for a couple of hundred dollars, the cheapest serious streaming upgrade going.