I added a W7 to my Def Tech Micro Studio sound bar in loft area of my house to complete the package. Loft is large, 18'x25' but together they fill house with rich clean sound in perfect sync. You can play one zone or the other or both together, and adjust the volumes individually from your smart phone,tablet or the units themselves. There is no remote or sound settings on the W7 like the micro system has but, it still sounds amazing for its size and I had the Bose (w/ 5 jewel speakers) which lacked the depth and richness when playing music. Pretty easy to add to your wifi and they stay connected well. Software is good and they occasionally update and add features like Amazon prime music awhile ago.

I really enjoy having sound anywhere in or outside the house. The speaker has a rich full sound. One drawback that we did encounter is some music, all of which has been paid for on iTunes/CD's will not play through the wireless speaker due to Digital Rights Management Issues. After talking to Apple and Definitive Tech reps it seems as though neither has a good explanation or plan to make it possible to play music for which I have already paid. There does not seem to be any consistency among the artists whose music I can not play. I would like to know if there is a simple solution to this problem. Best Buy and/or Definitive Technology should make the buyer aware of this issue.

Bought a pair of these today and wow what great sounding speakers! Nice bass output and clean sound and can't get over how great sounding these are. Turn them up they can get quite loud. I had no trouble setting the speakers up software worked fine for me. With the buy one get one deal you can't go wrong..

The set-up was very easy, and initially the speaker worked great. Excellent sound for its size. But, then I started noticing frequent drop outs. Called very nice customer rep. who recommended I purchase a new router (I have Verizon Fios). No thanks. Then, I noticed several of my downloaded classical music selections in which movements are subdivided into a number of smaller sections are not seamless (gap-less), which produces intolerable breaks when trying to listen through a symphonic movement. This does not happen with Bluetooth, and it's unfortunately a problem with the wireless chip in the speaker, and therefore cannot be rectified. Back went the speaker. I bought the Bose Resolve + instead. OK, the audio is compressed some in Bluetooth, but it's more than good enough for my needs and it works magnificently.

This speaker works great with our Polk soundbar through the playfi app. With this speaker we are able to have music throughout our house. The quality is excellent- price is a bit high since its not completely wireless (theres a power cord that has to be used).