Denon Home 250 Wireless Speaker, Stereo speaker with Bluetooth, WiFi, AirPlay 2, Google Assistant/Siri/Alexa Compatible, Music Streaming, HEOS Built-in for Multiroom - White

Excellent sound!

I love it ...I have to figure out how to set it up on my laptop. But the sound quality is excellent. Easy to use .Build quality is excellent....

I had initially bought a pair of Echo Studios with an Echo subwoofer. I had taken the plunge after realizing how well Alexa works via smart speakers at my sister's place. The problem was that they would disconnect constantly from each other and the internet which made listening to anything unpleasant. So I had hunted around for a new smart speaker and it was a choice between the Sonos 5 and the Denon Home 350. I went for the 350 and I am really pleased with my choice. It is isn't the most subtle sounding speaker but if you like bass it has it in abundance even if it doesn't go really deep. The sound is goes pretty loud and filled my room easily. Build quality is top notch and I was surprised that I could control Spotify using Alexa even though I've read reviews that this isn't the case. Connection has never dropped which is a relief after using the Echo Studios. Now Alexa isn't as well integrated as with the Echo Studios (no surprise there). The only thing I missed though was being able to make a phone call using Alexa but may be that will come with an updated. Amazon Music as well could have been better integrated also but overall I think it is worth the money and I'll probably buy another so I can pair them together

Amazing sound and integrates seamlessly with the other Denon speakers, have my tv going through a Denon av receiver and wirelessly out through multiple speakers, this one added to them and it’s flawless.

Initially wanted the Sonos Beam Gen2 but it doesn’t have an HDMI input. So unless your tv outputs Dolby Atmos, you ain’t getting it. Whereas the Denon does have an input, so plug a firestick or equivalent into it, and you have Dolby Atmos capability straight away. It also passes through Dolby Vision HDR if your tv supports it. The resulting sound is very good overall, but obviously doesn’t shake the walls with bass, or have the ultimate in object placement surround. But, it does have a degree of spaciousness, and enough bass to make a difference. If you’re in the market for a compact Soundbar, this one ticks most of the boxes, and is an equal to the Sonos beam gen 2, but with the added benefit of an HDMI input.