Wireless Speakers

Ease of use and set-up. Wireless speakers just need to be plugged into an outlet and connected to an audio source via a wireless (Wi-Fi or Bluetooth) connection to play. Many wireless speakers like those in our Denon Home line are also smart speakers, as they are voice control-capable and can be connected to other wireless speakers to create a stereo pair or even a multi-room audio ecosystem.

There are two types of wireless speakers: WiFi speakers and Bluetooth speakers. WiFi speakers connect to your home WiFi network and are able to share content via the network. WiFi speakers also typically support Bluetooth and can connect directly to a device using that wireless technology. Bluetooth speakers only support direct connection to a device via Bluetooth.

When selecting a wireless speaker, you should consider the size of the room and the desired audio quality. Wireless speakers come in different sizes—a larger speaker can fill a larger space with sound. For example, a Denon Home 350 speaker has 2 tweeters, 2 mid-range drivers and 2 woofers and is designed to deliver room filling sound in large spaces. The smaller Denon Home 150 has one tweeter and one mid-bass driver that delivers excellent audio in smaller rooms. If you are trying to fully outfit your living space, you can create a 5.1 surround system with a wireless soundbar, two small wireless speakers as your rear surround sound channels, and a wireless subwoofer. As luck would have it, we have just the speaker bundle for you.