For your wireless home speakers system, this wifi is great. It can work on your LG Nano tv, or I have it hooked up to my XBOX. Control of it on my phone.

Paired with Klipsch WISA speakers and an LG CX. I didn't realize until tinkering with where to put it.. it's magnetic and can stick right on the back of the TV! Works great. Zero issues so far.

First transmitter I received started up fine, attempted to update, and failed halfway. Transmitter never worked after the update failed, and I had to exchange for another. Second transmitter started up fine, update went smoothly, and speakers connected without too much trouble. The phone app is pretty basic, but works. You can force surround sound and all channels on it but get varying audio results. There can also be a lag time when adjusting volume. Ive seen delays of up to 10 seconds, not sure what is causing this. Overall, I'd like to see a little more for my money, but it does the job.

I recently purchased a Sony Bravia 75Z8H TV and the tinny, thin, metallic speakers on the TV were so horrid that I had to search out a solution with external speakers. Originally, I thought this WISA link would fit the bill as I purchased it to pair with Klipsch bookshelf speakers, a center channel, and a sub to go with it. The Klipsch speakers were WISA ready and this seemed like it would provide an excellent solution to the sound quality issue of my TV. The fist problem I encountered with this unit was the lack of ease in setting it up. If you are an Apple user, this is the first hurdle you will have to overcome. All my computers are Apple computers. My son happened to have a laptop gaming PC, but it’s not mine. This WISA puck can also use an XBOX to do the initial set up, but I don’t have one. I have a Nintendo Switch. That being said, I did the initial set up on the WISA with my son’s laptop and then connected this device to my new TV through the USB. That’s where the fun begins. In scanning, this unit found the bookshelf speakers but it would never identify the sub. No matter what I tried. I could not get it to identify the sub. Attempting to set up the bookshelf speakers resulted in some ear splitting sounds that were sonically torturous. It made my German Shepherd whine and made me cringe. And repeatedly, the speakers would make high pitched squealing feedback sounds, but never connect correctly. I could never get this unit to sync up with the speakers and it never found or identified the sub. After about 15 minutes of trying to troubleshoot this, I determined this was not the solution for me for my TV sound issues. This unit may work better if you have an Xbox you can use to dedicate a USB port for this to attach to. As far as using the USB on the new Sony Z8H, it doesn’t seem to work at all. Also, if you live behind Apple’s walled garden, this isn’t the system for you. I had this for one day and it, along with the Klipsch speakers, went back to Best Buy. It’s a nice idea in theory, but it wasn’t easy to set up at all - so much so that I never could get it set up to work properly.

Axiim teams up really well with my Klipsch system and I've had no problems yet.