More sound in every room, thanks to the Multiroom

But why could not we also wirelessly connect a speaker to another speaker, if we can connect it to a computer or a smartphone?

This is precisely the concept of Multiroom, which equips some new speakers. Not only do they offer wireless Bluetooth® and WiFi connections, but these speakers also include the Multiroom system, which allows them to be connected, wirelessly, to other loudspeakers installed in the house, in order to stream music more widely, into your home. or even outdoors, if the speakers have a battery.

If the range and thickness of the walls allow it, you can enjoy Multiroom sound in several rooms or even on several floors.

Depending on the number of speakers connected to each other, a wireless network is created to communicate with each other and can deliver a clearer and more powerful sound. If you like to organize parties with a homogeneous music or if you want to listen to music everywhere in your home, it's really an ideal solution!

And the voice assistants?

The latest trend is to integrate a voice assistant into a speaker connected to the Internet.

There are indeed models with Google Assistant, and others equipped with Alexa, the voice assistant of Amazon.

These new speakers, particularly intelligent, can respond to dozens of voice commands with their built-in microphones and voice assistant. for example:

answer your questions about the weather, or road traffic, find recipes, schedule an alarm ringtone, but also allow you to listen directly to your favorite songs and artists directly from your Amazon Music account, or your favorite radio stations. These are some of the commands embedded in this type of "smart speakers".

Now, the speaker is more than just a way to listen to music at home or elsewhere: connected to the Internet, smart and fully autonomous, it is at the heart of your connected home! It offers immediate access to entertainment, not just music. It is adapted to all members of the family, by its great simplicity of use.

Hard to do without it after having tested it. So, are you now ready to switch to connected speakers?