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Bose Portable Home Speaker review: Sound significantly beyond its sizeīang & Olufsen speakers no longer offer multi-room capability through BeoLink or the BeoMusic app, instead opting to include just AirPlay 2 and Chromecast for integrated multi-room.īang & Olufsen also typically includes Bluetooth and line-in so compatibility remains wide, but those looking for an all in one multi-room solution may want to look elsewhere. But with Bluetooth onboard, you can stream virtually any audio from a Bluetooth device. The speakers are controlled via the Bose Music app but there is voice control via Google Assistant or Alexa, as well as physical controls on the speakers themselves.Ĭompatible music services include Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, iTunes and Internet Radio. Falling under the Bose Smart Home branding, Bose has three speakers and a variety of home cinema options.īose Smart speakers connect to Wi-Fi, but Bluetooth is also supported, something not all other systems in this list can offer. Everything is controlled via the Denon Heos app, which is compatible with Android, iOS and Amazon.īose is a big player in the audio world, so it's no surprise that it too has a range of multi-room speakers. Like Sonos, Denon Heos uses a mesh Wi-Fi network so you can only connect Heos-enabled products - which fortunately there are many of. 
Denon's Heos enabled speakers are have been rebranded as Denon Home, but the underlying tech is the same, and they are still compatible with older Denon Heos models. It's been around for a long time now and while it has a similar speaker lineup to Sonos at its core, Heos as a platform is available across a much larger range of products from both Denon and Marantz. Through the app, you can add new Sonos devices as well as sign into any music services you subscribe to.ĭenon has its own multi-room audio system called Heos. You control everything via the Sonos app, compatible with Android and iOS - or the Sonos Controller app for Mac. The exception here is the Sonos Roam and Sonos Move, which incorporates Bluetooth, while still integrating into the Sonos network.
Sonos traditionally uses its own Wi-Fi mesh network rather than Bluetooth, so the connection isn't interrupted by other people using your broadband. Sonos is possibly the biggest and most well-known player in the multi-room audio market.
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