Wiim Ultra

WiiM Ultra makes use of a premium ESS Sabre ES9038Q2M DAC chip for expert conversion of your digital audio. For superior integration into your home, it also benefits from the latest Wi-Fi 6E and BT 5.3 wireless technologies via its two antennae.

Full Touchscreen Operation

Featuring a vibrant 3.5” full-colour touchscreen, aluminium chassis, a physical volume knob, and a rich selection of audio inputs and outputs for even more vibrant and hi-res sound, it truly is a central hub for your listening space.

Easy to Set-up

The WiiM Ultra will automatically pop up in your WiiM Home app. The in-app guide will thereafter aid you in the rest of the set up, and you will be able to start streaming music in less than 2 minutes. The Ultra is designed to be connected straight to the analogue inputs of your amplifier or active speaker, but for other applications, there are still optical or coaxial outputs available.

Part of your ecosystem

WiiM Ultra supports Spotify Connect, Chromecast Audio, Works with Alexa, Tidal Connect, DLNA playback and Roon Ready - so you can cast to it using your existing services, as well as using the WiiM Home app to open up a wider world of music.

Auto Calibration

The device you connect your WiiM Ultra to may add latency to the audio path due to its own internal design or technologies. WiiM Ultra comes with a built-in microphone so after first set-up you can measure the sound in the room and make sure your device is synchronised perfectly for optimal playback on its own or as part of a multi-room system.

Play Music Everywhere

Building a wireless multiroom system has never been easier. Group WiiM Ultra with Alexa-enabled devices, Google Home devices or any other WiiM streamers to have a multi-room/synchronised audio experience.

WiiM Ultra also supports multi-room playback from various source inputs, including Wi-Fi, BT, Aux and SPDIF. For the highest performance, the Ultra also boasts a high-quality analogue to digital converter chip, capable of achieving up to a 24-bit, 192kHz digital output. The result is a clearer, more detailed sound when you cast your traditional sources across the network.