We've always been fans of Bose, love our existing Bose speakers and hated the idea of buying a whole new system but were teetering on switching to an app enabled wireless Bluetooth system

I just connected this to a set of decent pc speakers I already had, with the intention of connecting in to a stereo eventually

Tremendous cost savings possible if you have expensive speakers that don't have a wireless function

Great speakers, but the app is worthless.

There's even a way to advance or delay individual speakers if they're not syncing well in 10ms

why throw away a wireless speaker that I like (B&W A7)... let me try the adapter,

IMHO Bose has always made some of the best sounding speakers available

Have the Bose hooked up via the optical input which makes the sound coming from the speakers awesome, clean, and clear

They want their customers to know that their product simply works as they have advertised

It honestly just works as you'd expect and hope if you'd planned it all out yourself.***Everything we own is Android and Windows and we've had no trouble sharing audio files from the computers or our music services.

If you are looking to steam music over wifi to multiple speakers in your home at the same time, there is a growing number of options, but the degree to which they work (well or at all) can vary a lot!The main options I have personally tried are:Airtunes (over 3rd party speakers as well as through Apple TV)Google Cast Audio (independent device that can be connected to any existing speaker)SonosBose SoundtouchTo enable a whole home with room-by-room speakers and control can be quite a costly project, since most of these devices do not intermix with each other

As I said, now that the Bose “puck” is networked to BOTH my wifi as well as via Bluetooth, I can choose either one, however wifi is hands down better.