Audio ProAddon C10 MKII Wireless Music System, with AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Multiroom, (White)

This speaker oozes quality, from it's build and classy looks to it's tight, detailed, deep and spacious sound. The app is easy to use, it has WiFi as well as Bluetooth and aux. Google home, Apple (whatever) for multi-room or pairing for true stereo, Spotify Connect built in, etc. It's downside, which for me isn't, is that there's no battery and hence has to be attached to a mains supply which makes it less portable. I wanted a home speaker to build upon for my living room and this looks and fits the bill. I got it for £281 on Amazon, based on hearing it's predecessor and I haven't heard anything remotely close to its sound quality under £500. The Sonos Move has a battery and hence is portable but I don't think it has the same sound quality of that's what you're after. I couldn't be more satisfied with a purchaser. Cheers Amazon for the price and Audio Pro for another remarkable piece of kit.

I bought this to fit a specific space, and it looks great. The sound is a big upgrade from my previous Bluetooth speaker and sounds clear and impressive when I turn up the volume.The Spotify connect and Google assistant features were a big part of this purchase decision. This doesn't replace my Google home mini, I still need that to pick up voice commands, but it's now the default speaker for streaming media.It did get a bit confused when I tried to use Google assistant on top of Spotify connect because it counts as two separate devices but I set it up again with the app and it works brilliantly.Unlike the Google Nest speaker this has an Aux connection so I can connect my record player. I was blown away when I played Led Zeppelin l. Very pleased with the purchase and it's features. Quite pricey though.

Ordered one in white. Arrived next day. Securely packed and relatively straightforward to set up. Was listening to my music via Spotify within 2 minutes of unboxing. Downloaded the Audio Pro app easily. User manual was relatively clear.Sound is good - deep and crisp.Use the vTuner app within the Audio Pro to search for loads of radio stations. Much better choice than the other radio apps (TuneIn and Internet Radio).2 main drawbacks - no remote control. Why ? Also I expected to be able to sync my Amazon Echo to it to use Alexa voice control (even more important with no remote control for the device).For over £350 I'd say it is reasonable value for money - but certainly not outstanding in that respect.

Brilliant sound connects up to tv cinema quality sound without any wires,no problem,music sounds great app is not very good but easy enough to setup highly recommend speaker

Just not getting on with these. The app is poor in terms of joining the speakers together, volume control and having to go through the app to get music streaming to work. I should have researched more as my main music comes from YouTube premium which doesn't work in terms of multiple speakers. Can only cast to one speaker at a time. I have two. The speakers aren't found going though Google Home app.Bluetooth is sporadic with connection issues and the sync between two speakers on WiFi keeps slipping. The WiFi connection strength looks a bit weak however they're situated close to a TV that streams 4k over WiFi with no problems.When all is working, the sound is okay but not that engaging, too lively/tinny up close with a subdued sound overall.I wouldn't recommend.

Fantastic sound. Works flawlessly with Spotify.

This wireless speaker will not connect to wi-fi at all. It managed an untermittent bluetooth connection but had to be reconfigured whenever it was turned off and failed to reconnect on the last couple of attempts.The "immersive" sound is nothing of the sort. The sound quality was little better than the tiny speaker in my iPhone.I have heard better sound from much cheaper devices.Avoid.

Speakers are such a subjective thing that this review is completely personal and you might love them. I hated them! If you can audition them before buying, please do.I've been looking for a decent speaker for the kitchen. Started with an Echo Studio, which has a lot to recommend it but also a couple of fatal flaws which led to me returning it. I've now got a Google Home Max (pre-owned, because it's been discontinued) and that'll do. For my ears it's the best of the three. It also works with Roon, which matters to me.One last thing about this speaker - I experienced a lot of wi-fi glitches, which is quite a common thing, I believe.