Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent sound quality. Heos app required for these to work have a sharp learning curve.

Great sound, pairs well with my denon receiver for house wide sounds. I use it in my kitchen on top of the fridge.

Excellent great sound quality worth it get it today

High quality audiio, liked one by itself that I had to get a second one for pairing in stereo. These wireless speakers get loud and are full of high qukly bass that doesn't drown out but mixes well with the mids and highs.

Amazing sound. Extreme lows. Ended up returning because there was just too much bass. But will definitely purchase again when we have a home and don’t share walls.

No more need for expensive amps and speakers. This demon unit replaces a room full of equipment. This is a very high quality product.

Excellent sound and great extension to my existing system which covers whole house and outdoor listening experience.

This is the ultimate wireless speaker and works wonders with my Denon HEOS equipped AVR2600. It is pricy but it has great sound quality and good looks.

I purchased the 350 Denon Home Wireless speaker. Extremely impressed with it. Will be buying a second one.

The sound that comes out of this speaker is very loud and clear, very low distortion

Denon Home 350 When the box was delivered, I thought it was a rather large box for the speaker. This speaker is much larger (and heavier) than I expected it to be! The speaker measures 15” wide, 7” deep, stands 9” tall and weighs 15lbs! The speaker was very easy to setup, I setup a HEOS account and logged in. Music sources: I think Denon added every source of music one can think of, in addition to WiFi, there is an Ethernet port, for those that prefer hardwiring to LAN. There is also a USB port in case you want to stream music from a USB drive. As far as steaming services, there are many sources of music to choose from, popular services such as Pandora, Spotify, Tune-in, Amazon to name a few. I was surprised Apple music was not on the list of services. While you can simply stream Apple music via Airplay 2 to get around this, you can’t setup as a quick select channel. The one source that I was happy to see is “Music Server”, if you have a NAS or a folder on your computer, you can set this up so that it streams from it! A few years back, I spent days ripping all my CD’s to my Synology, all the music showed up and played flawlessly on the Denon speaker! This is indeed my favorite feature of this device! Sound quality: To test, I signed up for a Deezer high fidelity account. I was blown away by the sound this device puts out! I expect this sound quality from a large stereo system. Its capable of much more then I had the volume turned up to. I had to move the Home 350 to my basement so I won’t disturb the wife and kids as I crank this baby up! In my finished basement, I have it setup in the main room which measures 30’x17’, this speaker has no problem filling the room! With the volume set half way at #51, it’s very loud. Not only is it loud, but the highs are crisp and clear, while the bass levels are deep. There are some adjustments in the HEOS app if you want to tune the sound. Under settings, My Devices, EQ, you can adjust the treble and bass. I played all types of music, Greatest Showman soundtrack, Queen, Imagine Dragons, the sound quality is phenomenal! I have other very good speakers in the house that I like a lot also, but this Denon sets a new standard! Functionality: The top of the speaker has hidden touch control buttons that light up when you approach and put your hands near it, very nice touch. These allow you to use the Qucik Select buttons, control the volume, and play/pause your music (holding the play pause button for 5 seconds will also put the Denon into deep sleep mode. Initially, I found the light turns off rather quickly, sometimes before I selected what I was trying to select. I was able to fix this in the app, there are settings for brightness and how long the touch control stays on for. On one occasion, I wasn’t able to wake the speaker up from deep sleep via the app, I had to walk over and press one of the buttons. Hopefully this was a one-time glitch. I like that it has quick select buttons you can program to your music service. You do this by playing your selected streaming service. For example, I have a “Piano Guys” station setup on Pandora, while it’s playing, I simply press and hold the Quick select number I want to program until the LED flashes once. This is great, because if another family member wants to use the speaker, they can simply press the Quick select number. Conclusion: After testing the Denon Home 350 for the past 3 days, I’ve gotten quite attached to this speaker. I look forward to working in the basement and turning up the speaker with my favorite music! Design wise, it’s nice, but a bit on the conservative side. Anyone looking for great sound to fill a large room in a small package should take a look at the Home 350.

Excellent speaker. Easy setup HEOS App works excellent. Little pricey.

Great speaker for the money. Rich, room-filling sound.

good exelente service and sond like clarito.......

I have owned many Denon products over the years. I’ve always considered Denon synonymous with high quality audio components. Consequently I was very excited to try the Denon Home 350 Wireless Speaker with HEOS to see if it measured up. Upon delivery the Home 350 box was a bit of a surprise in itself. I’m not sure I expected the 350 to be quite so big and heavy. Unboxing revealed a quick start guide, the Home 350 and a power cable. I loved that Denon had considered the ease of removing the speaker from its box by placing it in a bag with handles. Unwrapping revealed the 350. I got the black model and I was quickly impressed with the look and feel of the 350. It’s wrapped in a nice mesh like fabric with the motion sensitive touch controls on the top which seems to be glass. Nice touch. The 350 measures in at about 15x9x7 inches and weighs in at about 14 pounds. I jumped right in to setup by consulting the quick start guide. You’re instructed to plug it in and then download the HEOS app to complete setup. You select add a device and the 350 was quickly detected. Next you connect the 350 to your WiFi connection. The 350 has an ethernet port if you prefer a wired connection. Along the way I signed up for a HEOS account. I also noticed that there was an update available which took longer than expected to install. Spec wise the Denon Home 350 is impressive all around. In terms of connectivity you’re covered. The 350 supports 2.4 ghz & 5 ghz WiFi, Bluetooth, ethernet, AirPlay 2, plus there is a 3.5 audio input and usb. You can also use the Denon Home 350 with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. You can’t beat that. There is also Denon’s HEOS connectivity which is their multi-room sound system capability which connect multiple Denon HEOS devices wirelessly. I don’t have another device so I was unable to test this feature. In the HEOS app you can connect to a bunch of music streaming services including Pandora, Spotify, deezer, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Napster, iHeartRadio, SiriusXM, SoundCloud, TIDAL, and Rhapsody. Talk about options! I use Pandora and Spotify so I started there. Clicking on Spotify in the HEOS app launches your Spotify app after you login to your account. I like this seamless integration of the two apps. On the other hand when you click on Pandora in HEOS you instead get a dumbed down Pandora interface within HEOS. Not sure why here the Pandora app isn’t launched like Spotify. It’s functional but barely. I’m not a fan. I’m an Ipad and iPhone user so I intend to primarily use Apple Music over AirPlay 2. I had a heck of a time setting up AirPlay. When trying to add the Home 350 to Apple HomeKit I kept getting a prompt for an AirPlay password. I couldn’t figure out what password it wanted until I thought I’d try my WiFi password. Bingo! With AirPlay up and running I was eager to blast some music. Wow! Instantly impressive, room filling, rich, warm sound emanated from the Denon Home 350. The 350 has two 3/4 inch dynamic tweeters, two 2 inch mid bass drivers, and two 6 1/2 inch woofers. That’s a lot of speakers packed into the 350. The bass is impressive and the mid range and high end are sublime. Powering all this are 6 class D digital amplifiers. The 350 supports high resolution audio files 192kHz/24-bit using files in FLAC, WAV, ALAC, and DSD 2.8 and 5.6 MHz formats, either through a network connection or via the rear USB port. You can also stream high quality music from Amazon Music HD and TIDAL. I’ll be getting one or the other, The control panel on the top of the Home 350 is also very nice. The panel has a proximity sensor which detects your hand and lights up revealing 6 music presets. You can add streaming music station in the HEOS app and simply and conveniently select them with a touch. Also on the panel are a play button and volume up and down controls. The Denon Home 350 is an impressive wireless high quality audio entertainment system. My only disappointment is the HEOS app but I am hopeful that future updates will improve its functionality. Highly recommended.

Perfect wireless solution. Great sound. Easy to install a new configure.

The speakers in the box and out is very unassuming. Very easy on the eyes, but you would never dream it sounds as good as it does. The motion sensor activation of the controls oooozes style and class. The speaker weighs about 17-19 pounds and blends in effortlessly with its surroundings. I read the instructions and power it up. The HEOS had no problem connecting with my Denon receiver. Everything is extremely user friendly too. I put on some music and was instantly floored. I thought I had left my monitors playing in the other room. Because the sound was so rich. Incredible bass that's not too punchy, the highs are crystal clear and not splashy at all. Midrange speakers keep up with the bass perfectly and the end result is all 3 blending into amazing sounds. This thing blends perfectly with other Heos devices you may have in other rooms. You can stream music from your favorite streaming services through this speaker or use the HEOS from your AV receiver and send the music from it to your 350. Anything that has HEOS will work with this speaker. You can stream with your 350 in one room and listen to the same music or something different in the other room (s) Do not let the sticker shock surprise you. This jewel is ahead of its time. Sounds better, no way better than others. Why? Because there's nothing like this on the market. Hi-Res Audio, Without the Hi-Fi System Featuring (2) dynamic 0.75" tweeters, (2) 4" bass drivers, a 5.25" passive radiator & sound master tuning, the Denon Home 350 gives you clear highs & deep lows for an exceptional sound quality from a single speaker. Ive been an audiophile for 35 years and I have never heard anything like this. This thing is worth every dime. Comes in white or black.

Beautiful design and heavy with a nice fabric cover. It screamed high quality coming right out of the box. Set up was pretty simple. Just download the HEOS app and follow the instructions. Only one glitch that worked itself out by just starting over. Not sure what I did, but it wouldn’t find my network at first and the light didn’t turn green. Restarted and it went right through. First placement was on my desk in an open space and wasn’t that impressed with the bass. Once I moved it closer to a wall, the bass really kicked in. Since the bass comes out the back of the unit, I’m assuming the improvement was due to the reflection off the wall. Be careful if you live in an apartment and put it near your neighbor’s wall There is a placement setting in the app. I found using the “open space, away from walls” setting the best even though it is near a wall. Experiment with that. Very loud. Easily fills my living room with crystal clear audio even at lower levels. Very impressive. Recently added Amazon Music HD to my account and the difference is really night and day. HD music sounds incredible on this. It really comes alive in HD. A couple of cons: I wish the EQ in the app had midrange and not just bass and treble sliders. You could really dial it in with a midrange slider. Maybe a future update will add that. One can only hope. I had really hoped to use this with my PC as Bluetooth but there is a really bad audio delay (1-2 seconds) between what’s really playing and what comes out of the speaker. Doesn’t matter if just playing audio but impossible to play a game or watch a video like that. No amount of rebooting, un-pairing and re-pairing it helped. Maybe I’ll eventually get that figured out but for now, I’m giving up on that. None of my other Bluetooth speakers have this issue so I’m at a loss… This is definitely one of the best speakers I’ve ever heard. Love it!!

Bought as a pair to use in stereo mode. music would go out of sync. Plugged into wired network issue went away. You would think with the money you pay for these that wouldn't be an issue as im sure the built in mics help identify which is left and right speaker why couldn't it buffer itself to keep insync

First off, the Denon Home 350 Wireless Speaker is not for everybody. Given its high price point, it’s clearly designed for true audiophiles (with deep pockets). Secondly, this thing is big, I mean breadbox big. But it will fill your room (and probably your house) with an incredibly rich sound. I’ve been a devotee of Denon sound systems for decades. Their sound and build quality are hard to surpass, and this unit is worthy of the Denon brand. The first thing that impressed me about this unit was the separation. As rich and remarkable as the sound is with this speaker, it uniquely separates the vocals from the music and allows you to hear the singer as clearly as I’ve ever heard. The treble is remarkable; you can hear every single percussion instrument, no matter how subtle it may have been on your other speakers. The midrange is solid, delivering your music like you’ve never heard it before. The bass response is the best I’ve ever heard, and I own more than a few high end speakers. The bass is deeper than I can recall from a speaker, without drowning out every other instrument. I played a track with the heaviest bass I have, and this speaker delivered. The bass was booming! Even at high volume, there was absolutely no distortion. Zero. The top of the unit has Play, and Volume up and down buttons that light up automatically for you to see when your hand passes over the unit. There are also preselect buttons (1 -6 ) that you can program to play your favorite music streaming service. The Denon Home HEOS app had me up and running in no time. Music can be played wirelessly from the app via your home network or Bluetooth connection. The app has a healthy array of all major music streaming services that make it easy to switch from one service to another with a mere touch of the company’s logo. Once your streaming service has been activated in the app, the preselect buttons on top allow you to play that service without using your phone or streaming source. The USB port in the back of the unit is perfect for plugging in my iPod to keep it charged. That was a nice touch. This Denon Home 350 is the end all, be all, in wireless speakers. It has the best sound quality I’ve ever heard. The high price point might scare away the casual listeners, but true audiophiles will pay for the privilege of listening to their music with the best quality there is in a wireless speaker. This speaker is amazing, and I am so happy to have it.