Wireless speakers can play music from many sources. Our wireless speaker test shows which speakers sound very good - and why expensive does not automatically mean good. The speakers are controlled via app or voice assistant. In the latest test, Stiftung Warentest tested twelve wireless speakers from Amazon, Audio Pro, Bang & Olufsen, Bose, Denon, Google, Ikea, Philips, Sonos, Sony, Teufel and Xiaomi.

Whether in the bathroom, kitchen, study or living room, Denon offers powerful music streaming for the highest demands with the three new smart speakers Home 150, Home 250 and Home 350. The selection of possible music sources is enormous, the application intuitive, the possibilities almost limitless...

...The bass is likely to cause incredulous amazement not only among us, but among anyone experiencing the Home 150 for the first time. Thanks to the combination of active distortion and closed cabinet, it offered both bass and precision...

The loudspeaker, available for 249 EUR, comes to our listening room in a noble yet simple design. The price is relatively high, comparable models from Harman Kardon, JBL or Yamaha cost between 170 and 200 EUR. The speaker's greatest strengths lie in providing decent sound in a dining room or kitchen, and it does this impeccably...

With the Home series, Denon picks up exactly where it left off with the best-selling Heos collection: high-quality sound electronics meet a high level of user-friendliness and flexible application options. While the design has been kept somewhat more timeless compared to the Heos devices, in this case the Home 150 is extremely modern thanks to the touch panel with proximity sensor. modern.