Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have many many speakers. They all are good and all have their purpose. This one definitely is a main room speaker. It looks terrific imo. It clean square box that looks at place anywhere. I like the fact that it doesn't scream speaker when looking at it. This one speaker can easily fill a large room. The sound is amazing. I'm not an audiophile but considering all the bluetooth speakers i own, when I first played music through this, knocked my socks off. And that was at 50% volume. Turn it to 75% and the whole house can hear it. 100% was too loud, but, here's the best part, there was very little distortion at max volume. High mids bass, all there and all great. I can't say enough of the audio quality. I played every type of music to get a good understanding of the Denon 350, and nothing disappointed me. The reason for 4 stars? The HEOS app is, imo, not good. The best way I can describe the app...it's not intuitive and/or fluid. Feels real clunky to use. And the price, man, I'm torn. The sound is so good, but I don't know if i would justify this price. If you can afford it, absolutely recommend this unit. If price is a concern, I think there is some other good options out there. But, I can't stress this enough. I really do love the sound of this speaker. Blew me away at max volume

Denon has been one of the most respected brands in home audio for more years than I can count. When I heard that they had branched out into the wireless multi-room audio space I knew I needed to try out their latest effort and compare it to the brand I've been purchasing for years now. First thing's first - the audio quality is incredible. There's just no other word for it. You can tell that the product was designed by engineers who prioritized this ahead of everything else. Using Tidal HiFi I was able to really put the unit through its paces and each new track in the playlist I was listening to made me say "Wow!" over and over again. The HEOS app is clean, easy to operate, and looks to be very friendly for multi-room functionality though I still need to add another speaker or two to experience for myself. The unit is also Airplay compatible and can easily be addressed by other apps using this standard. I was able to go into my Spotify app and select as a speaker, allowing me to skip using the HEOS app separately if I wanted to. The two things I would like to see addressed in the app are: The setup icon needs to be visible from all screens - it took me a while to realize where it was hiding once I was listening to music The interface relies a lot on you having to use the back button to get through screens - this can be especially frustrating if you're deep down in levels in a music app for genres/folders/etc. The unit completed two updates back to back once I had it up and connected to the network. Some people may find this concerning but I took it the opposite way, since it means Denon is very focused on making sure this product is delivering a great user experience and patching things along the way. Overall I would say that if you prefer stellar sound quality over a polished UI, it's an easy decision to go with the Denon. I'm hoping they will keep investing in the HEOS app and some of these minor quirks will disappear over time.

*(For those of you not old enough to have seen 2001, it's a riff on a line from the end of the movie.) TLDR: Best speaker I have ever owned regardless of wired, Bluetooth, wi-fi, whatever and I have owned some SERIOUS audiophile gear in the past (I'm talking headphones that cost more than two of these Denon 350s). App needs a bit of work due to a few issues but if you want some absolutely beautiful sounding music filling your home (assuming you have good quality recordings or streaming services), this is the speaker(s) to get. I got the dual pack of the Denon 350s to ostensibly create a right channel / left channel pair in our living room and I was able to set all that up within minutes of taking these out of the box. It was incredibly easy to set them up using the HEOS app, log in to the HD wireless services I subscribe to (Amazon Music Unlimited and Tidal), and then set each to be their respective channel. I first fired up some HD streams of The Rolling Stones and I darn near wept. I haven't heard music so pure since I gave up my audiophile habit years ago. That is a rabbit-hole you can spend your life, and your life-savings, running down always looking for the one that takes the dial to 11. My wife came home to me sitting in my chair with my eyes closed, a smile on my face, and what to her sounded like a live concert (it was Springsteen's Live 75-85 set). My wife loves music too but hadn't cared much about sound quality before. She asked if we could stream some HD versions of artists she loves (Indigo Girls, Paul Simon, P!nk), and so I fired up some of her favorites and she was blown away. She knew that the Denon 350s are a stand-alone speaker that just so happen to be able to be paired together (whether as a L/R channel pair, or as a whole home system), and she asked if she could have one in her home office. Despite the COVID pandemic seemingly coming to a close soon, she does not see her work from home days changing that much from now (which is about half of the time). As I said before, my wife has never been all that amped up about the sound quality of her music but this was a first and I would not deny her the joy of awesome sounding music now that she has come to appreciate good sound. So I broke up the pair, set one up in her office and one in a nice spot in the living room and we are both now happy. While the L/R pair sounds phenomenal, really this is one of the few single speaker systems (at least that I have heard) that gets enough separation in the channels on its own to give a great stereo picture. Notes: 1. To get the most out of this system you should either be subscribed to a streaming service that supports high res files. The app makes it easy to figure out which ones you may want to try by having some of the most popular streaming services available from within the HEOS app ready for your login credentials. I'll let you decide on which depending on your budget, musical tastes, and such. You can do everything through the app and never touch an 'outside' app like Music or the streaming apps, and in fact, once you get things set up you can have your favorites linked to pre-select buttons that you can just press and go straight to a streaming channel without even needing your phone since it links up to your home wi-fi and streams directly. 2. Be sure to use the app to tell the speaker how it is set up in the room so that it can best adjust the output to maximize bass response, it really does make a difference if it knows that it's backed into a corner or directly facing a wall. Likes: 1. Easy to set up. Whether you are doing a concert hall set up in one room or doing a whole house set up it is simple to use the app to make it happen. It's fun to have multiple speakers set up and you can 'pinch' the two together on the screen to have them play the same thing throughout the house, and 'split' them to go back to individual playlists/channels. I have had fun overriding her speaker in her office with the opening of Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song! 2. You can configure the Home Screen on your app to only show the streaming services and sources you use and not have to scroll through all of the available ones. 3. Obviously, the sound quality. No Like: There have been a few hiccups with streaming from our own music libraries on our phones. 1. Have had playlists play a few seconds of a song and then move to the next is quick succession so it sounds like turning the dial on an old analog tuner. 2. The app plays playlists from your library on its own and is not using your music app to do so. While this is great for doing everything from one app and getting the most out of your music, if you like continuing your playlist when you move from office to car, you will not be in the same place. Not a deal breaker, just a bit annoying. More for my wife since she listens to her playlists in her office, in her car, and in the bathroom when she is getting ready in the morning. Bathroom and car are on the Music app while office is on HEOS. 3. My wife has seen serious battery drain issues if she doesn't shut down the app completely when in the house but not in her office. Her battery app shows HEOS gobbling up much of that and I'm sure it is because the link is active even if she is not actively listening to music in her office. Final Thoughts: I know this is a lot of money for a speaker (even more for the set), but if you truly appreciate beautiful sounding music, and want it to absolutely fill your home, you can not go wrong with the Denon 350s. I'm in absolute heaven.

My speaker collection reads like a Doctor Suess book: I have big ones, small ones, speakers with cords Black ones, white ones, speakers outdoors! Square ones, round ones, speakers I listen to while doing chores Speakers Speakers MORE MORE MORE Moral of this story, I have a lot of experience with speakers and LOVE music. And music ALWAYS is so much more enjoyable on quality speakers. This Denon Home 350 is a testament to that. At 15" x 9" x 8", this is a fairly large blue tooth speaker, and Denon takes full advantage of its size. With 6 speakers (2 tweeters, two midrange, and two woofers), this speaker is FULL of sound. Sophisticated sound. High end sound. The kind of sound that makes you hear new parts of your favorite songs and give you another reason to turn them up. Speaking of turning it up...DO IT! You will not hear a single crack or pop when you turn this thing up to 11. It just sounds better. Granted, this speaker does not have the real estate for dedicated house rattling bass, but it does alright with its pair of woofers. Now that we have covered that this is a great sounding speaker...where do you get your music from? Amazon Music...Denon has you covered. Pandora...and oldie, but a goodie. Denon has it. Spotify playlist...good to go! All of these apps are built into the Denon HEOS app and work quite swell. But if you are actively enjoying music in the 2020-2021 era...what sound source are you probably using...YOUTUBE MUSIC! Google knows a thing or two about the internets, and they know how to make it user friendly. Why is this not included in the HEOS program? I know I can bluetooth to the speaker from my phone or computer or super cool alien device that does support YouTube Music, but it would be AMAZING if you could make this available in a future update. /Rant. Despite how I feel about YouTube music being excluded, this is an amazing sounding and easy to use speaker that could turn your home into an ecosystem of symphonies. It pair with other Denon speakers a la Sonos, but in my opinion this Denon sound better. I do not have a second device to pair, but I definitely will be looking into adding more kids to the Denon family in my home. If you are looking for a quality speaker to put in your office, game room, or really where ever...this speaker will treat your ears to something that they may have not heard before...the quality of Denon.

I purchased this speaker to compliment an existing sound system because of the marketed features. Thus far the Dennon Home 350 delivers excellent sound and a seamless audio experience as marketed. Although Bluetooth connection was my main goal, The ability to integrate and connect other devices via network and aux ports has been an added plus. All marketed capabilities work well and are very easy to connect with the Dennon home speaker system. Wishing I had a second speaker to turn this system into a stereo setup for the home theater. The supporting HEOS application for iOS and Android has been easy to set up, use and connect with after it ran multiple updates on the speaker and application itself. I have encountered no freezes after the sequence of updates that were pushed to my system. Outstanding sound that is equal to my existing sound bars. Very easy setup but I did read and verify what I was supposed to be doing with the online/downloaded manual. Easy integration with existing audio and home theater equipment. The only mentionable con would be, that I have noticed a very slight lag between video & audio when I was testing the speaker with my Bluetooth enabled TV’s. Perhaps future Dennon updates will fix.

Incredible sound quality that outpaces Sonos or any other all-in-one speaker under $1k. Rich soundscape with a sleek design. Just bought a second one. One drawback: the floor stands are not sold in USA; only the UK.

The sounds that come out of the Denon Home 350 Wireless Speaker is unbelievable. I honestly was expecting good sound due to the price and Denon's reputation, but when I first played music through the Home 350, I was blown away. The entire room filled with sound from this one speaker and the clarity of the highs and mids was beautiful. More than enough bass to round out the listening experience. Setup is very simple through the HEOS app. Took less than 5 minutes to be up and running streaming music from all of my music services (Apple Music, Spotify, SiriusXM) and TVs through AirPlay 2. The app could use a little polish to make it easier to use, but overall, not complicated at all. The Denon Home 350 has become my default music listening device in the home as the quality of sound is just amazing. The speaker is definitely more expensive than the competition, but I honestly think the sound quality is much better.

I have been upgrading my speakers for 20 yrs and now feel with the Denon Home 350 I have finally found the sound I always wanted. It's not a large speaker yet the sound quality is excellent. The fact it has one woofer facing the wall gives me the bass I have been lacking in all my other speakers. Don't move this away from the wall because the wall throws back the bass as if it was a much larger speaker. The lows are wonderful with a punch that you will enjoy. The other 5 enclosed speakers with amplifiers gives you enough mid and highs to be well satisfied. This is a speaker worth every dollar you will have paid and I don't give out 5 star ratings easily but this purchase was well worth it!

I've used Denon receivers for over 15 years, and love them, both for their build, their design, and their unsurpassed quality. About 2 months ago, I upgraded to the Marantz NR1711 Slimline with HEOS built in. Once I saw the Denon Home series, I knew immediately that I needed to get the Denon Home 350, and that it would be a great investment in my music enjoyment. It's important to know my system setup that I used to assess the product: I run the apps for my Smart Apartment, including the HEOS app, from a dedicated iPad running the latest version of iPadOS. I use Alexa as my Smart Assistant. I use the Harmony Hub to control my home theater system with the typical components (UHD tv, Blu-Ray, Apple TV, cable box, XBOX ONE S Gears of War IV. Alexa offers a HEOS Skill which works extremely well. I used the HEOS app to stream music from my iPad, from my iMac, and from my iPhone 11 PRO. Also, via Bluetooth and AirPlay2. All worked without a glitch at all. I use Amazon Music HD as my HiFi music source. I didn't care for the HEOS app at first, for no logical reason; it's a solid app, and works very well. While waiting for this to arrive, I downloaded the HEOS app, created my account, and added my Marantz receiver. The Denon Home 350 arrived...I plugged it in, the HEOS app immediately discovered it, did a firmware update, and started listening to music. This speaker is a beast! It's a hefty speaker. But by beast, I mean regarding it's power...extremely high volumes with no discernable distortion at all. You cannot truly appreciate HiFi music unless you can play it on a speaker / system that is capable of playing it impecably well. All genres of music; classical, singer/songwriter, country, rock, rap/hip-hop. The sound is clean and beautifully reproduced. I thought I'd heard all of the background sounds there was to hear on the album Dark Side of the Moon, for instance, but the HiFi music in conjunction with the Denon Home 350 was quietly mind-blowing. I spent hours going from one genre and song to another randomly, and it all just sounded clean and impecable. The base is powerful, but the mids and highs are incredibly superb. It works seamlessly with my Marantz receiver. To play the same music everywhere, you 'drag and drop' the speaker onto the Marantz receiver; to play separate sources, it's the same ease. I've used Denon products, speakers and receivers, for 15 years; both what I've owned and that of my friends. I can honestly say that with this speaker, and the technology it offers, the simple functionality of the accompanying app, and the ease of how it incorporates with my Marantz receiver with HEOS built in, that Denon has reached a pinnacle in its product offerings and is paving the way for sound technology.

First impressions - solid build easy to set up now that all electronics are pretty standard with setting up to bluetooth, wifi and your home network Sound quality is amazing - crisp and nice deep base which great for all type of music Overall if you are looking for an expandable speaker system for home and on the go this system is perfect. You can take it with you without having to worry about wifi connections to play your music apps. I plan on expanding and purchasing the 150s.

Amazing speaker, great sound, easy and fast set up. intuitive controls and most importantly, it is a well-balanced speaker with great high and lows. Would highly recommend. This speaker is for those who care about how their music sounds. Would rate well above Sonos and other wireless speaker brands.

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Died after 2 years. Warranty is only 12 months. So diaspointed!