but what's the point of selling a wireless system if it can't maintain a stable connection without

That said, the wireless connections make that sooooo much easier to do than with typical receiver/speaker setups unless your room is pre-wired or you can easily run wires to the rear wall.

But wireless speakers that can't hold a stable wireless connection without dropping sound, clicking and popping all the time are useless.

I have a high end set of bluetooth earbuds, and they connected great, but of course it's their sound, not the arrays, but it was nice to know the connection was easy.

In the end, I wish there was a little more user-end customization with the sound signature, but the clean setup, unique surround sound, and seamless wireless connections make this a solid system worth having.