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Bluetooth would cause noticeable delay and the Bluetooth speakers would be painfully out of sync with the wired speakers anyway. It wouldn't be viable if both speaker sets would be audible in the same area anyway. I tested this with two WiiM sounds, with one outputting to a separate Bluetooth speake

On the general point of different people potentially using different accounts and different devices, I think you're out of luck. Unlike an Amazon music family subscription which can support up to six streams over one or more accounts, Qobuz is a bit like Spotify in that it only allows one stream per

The WiiM Sound will do most but not all of that. Up to you on what the most important features are, but here's a quick breakdown of what you mentioned. Voice control is done using the included remote control, and it's only through Alexa. But if you had another device that's Google Assistant enabled,

I might be biased, but WiiM devices have a built in YouTube Music and are also Chromecast enabled, so you can use the YouTube Music app directly to send audio to them. They've also all got bluetooth built in, so worst case you can always use BT to send audio to them. The WiiM Sound is coming soon, o