Denon Home 350

Other than that, though, i think they're great, the price is a little expensive, so some might consider that a downside that quality wise again, you g...

They support bluetooth as well and they're brilliant they're, much they're much better than this one for bluetooth. It's just super quick, no, almost ...

So there you go i'll. Let you be the judge of that, but i will say it does have a very loud volume. You could put this in a huge room and it would eas...

Given the setup of my office, the L & R speakers will be pretty far apart and I cannot easily run a wire between them (nor have a common box in the middle) - there are power outlets at both locations and my wifi is rock solid. I initially purchased a pair of Denon Home 350's only to find out that once you pair them together to get L+R (rather than the default mono mode), it disables AirPlay support. Zero support from Denon other than a "too bad", so those went back. Then I started looking at Sonos 5's, but it seems like they have the same limitation (buried in the support page I found reference to the same lack of support).

The Denon Home 350 is the best home speaker for music that we've tested. While it isn't as portable and versatile as the Sonos Move, this speaker can play stereo without downmixing it to mono, resulting in a more immersive soundstage. It can also produce a more extended low-bass, so you can feel the thump and punch in bass-heavy music like hip-hop or EDM

Its not even twice as better than it. Majorly the aesthetics improve with price, where as sound quality increases as a smaller percentage. Also check out Riva festival, Denon home 350, harman kardon citation 500, marshall woburn 2, audio pro c10. All these are around 500$ speakers but more or less match the sound quality of the speakers you mentioned.

The best loud home speaker we've tested is the Denon Home 350. While it doesn't get as loud as the Klipsch The Three II, this home speaker comes with Alexa built-in and can produce a more extended low-bass. You can activate Alexa with your voice, and it has no trouble registering your commands in noisy rooms and from far away

Amazon Music HD sounds great on my Denon Home 350 through the HEOS app (plays up to 192khz/24bit). I can’t see my own library through the HEOS app. Although to be honest, I’m waiting for Spotify HiFi to arrive and will use that if the compatibility is there.