Bowers & WilkinsZeppelin Pro Edition Wireless Speaker, Iconic Design, 5 Drivers Including Subwoofer, Wireless Streaming via Bluetooth, AirPlay 2 & Spotify Connect, Multiroom Support, Space Grey

I got these as a gift for my wife. She has set up a nice cozy Autism Den in the walk in closet, which makes her very comfortable. This sounds incredible. When she's sitting in there working on coding, she listens to music and when she sleeps, the thunder sound she plays sounds real, and relaxes her so much. She absolutely LOVES it. It was expensive, but with the sound it puts out, I can see why.

This speaker is large with balanced sound. Its not quite as loud as I expected. I have this in my living area and it doesn't quite fill the room when I use it. I haven't had any issues with connection. The app isn't as user friendly as I was hoping. You can use it without the app, but you get the most out of the speaker with the app. The sound is crisp and clear even if the volume isn't quite what I was hoping for. The speaker is solidly built and has the appearance of a very modern, high end speaker and adds character to a space. All in all, the speaker is good quality but the volume was a bit underwhelming and the app is just okay.

From the packaging to the sleek design, this speaker oozes quality craftsmanship. Now, let's talk about the sound. Having run sound boards for indoor and outdoor events and owning my own sound equipment, and also being a 25 year musician, I can certainly speak to the robust and rich sound of the B&W Zeppelin Pro. First and foremost, utilizing this speaker with AirPlay is absolutely recommended in favor of Bluetooth. Spotify connect is also ok, but after listening for hours on end, AirPlay takes the cake. For me, I utilize Spotify premium and AirPlay allows me to cast to the speaker and yet control all sound aspects from the Spotify app. Thus, I can tell the app to stream the highest quality music when connected to WiFi. Having that said, you must also download the B&W app (simple to do) when you first unbox the unit and desire to connect.From within the B&W app, you can even change the color and brightness of the ambient light (another feature that I love), not to mention adjust bass and treble frequencies. However, in AirPlay mode, I can adjust all the equalization settings from within Spotify - which again, is my preference.The sound....amazing. Bass frequencies are most often amplified a bit when the unit is placed in a corner, so that's where mine went. When I first unboxed it, I had it on the kitchen table and it sounded ok, but when I moved it to the corner of the room, heaven opened up. You would think that there was a separate subwoofer as with a soundbar, but it's all built into this one unit. It's very aesthetically pleasing, especially with that cool ambient LED light. I used to stream music to my JBL soundbar with a separate subwoofer, but no more! The frequency response is FANTASTIC across the volume spectrum. From quiet, to very loud - it doesn't distort. I listen to jazz, classical, EDM, Lounge, vocal, piano, rock, pop, etc. This speaker reproduces the sounds phenomenally well. Oftentimes, speakers struggle to reproduce the high frequency of the upper range of a piano while simultaneously not doing great with the low end, thus causing a garbled sound. Not so with this one. The sound is clear, clean, and pristine. I keep it on pretty much all day with different types of music. As I write this review, the speaker is on and the sound fills out my living room just at half volume. Love it!

As the owner of one of the original Zeppelins with the 10 pin for the iPod, my expectations were sky high. They say they don't make them like they used to, and that is the case here. In a side by side test with the OG, the new Zep Pro comes up way short in power and booming base. Mid ranges are great but the highs are tinny and the base is missing and the vocals are too low to hear. Very weird. Almost like they forgot to tune them. For 150 bucks buy an OG on eBay

I’ll tell you for the price of this item I expected a room full of sound and I didn’t get it. The build quality is great, and it looks good but the bass is just ok, the mids are better and highs are ok. I do like that this speaker goes into stand by and turns itself off.I have a Middleton portable speaker that is 1/3 the cost annd size and is wireless that can fill the room way better than this speaker did. The Middleton can also be used without an app for simplicity. The Zeppelin Pro needs to connect to the WIFI and Blue Tooth which for some I guess is a good idea.The app is ok you can put play lists in it which is good. For music I use Apple Music and It took a little bit of time to figure out how do this. I assumed the app could modify the bass treble and mid ranges and I didn’t see this anywhere in the app.

This has just amazing sound, not clinical, just accurate and amazingly real. It's not over the top with bass, but it sounds refreshing and crisp. Amazing build quality, and really a room statement piece.

First, I have to say that this speaker has amazing sound. The shape is a bit funky, but that has grown on me over the past several weeks. My plan is to actually put it on a custom shelf; I figure this will clear some table space and will likely even draw they eye to it, highlighting the unique and modern style.As I mentioned earlier, it is always on and ready to go so you don't have to press the power button - but, for example on my iPhone, I do have to go to settings and connect to the speaker (in my case titled 'Living Room'). I understand that it is possible to control a complete system throughout the house from the app, turning on whichever room(s) you want to broadcast to, but as I only have one of these, I am unable to test that feature. However, based on the amazing quality of the features I can test, I must assume that a multi-speaker configuration would be awesome.