More connections for bringing streaming into a hi-fi system
WiiM Pro adds Ethernet and a fuller digital interface to WiiM's compact network-streamer formula.
The single WiiM Pro suits systems that need analogue and digital sources connected to one streamer, network distribution and a free choice of RCA, optical or coaxial output. Its 140 mm chassis remains discreet, while connectivity expands substantially beyond Mini.
Key features
- TI Burr-Brown PCM5121 DAC
- RCA analogue input and optical digital input
- RCA, optical and coaxial outputs
- 10/100 Mbps Ethernet and dual-band Wi-Fi
- AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect
- Roon Ready with gapless playback
- Bluetooth 5.1 and front touch controls
The step beyond WiiM Mini
Pro stands apart from the entry model through connection flexibility: wired networking joins Wi-Fi, the optical socket works as an input and coaxial provides another route to an external DAC. Google Cast and Roon Ready also widen its integration options.
Choosing Pro rather than Pro Plus
The two models share a closely related layout and feature set. Pro makes sense when versatility or use with an external converter is the priority; Pro Plus places greater emphasis on its analogue output through a more advanced AKM conversion stage.