Audio Pro C20 W

If you want a **wireless speaker** that can also pull TV duty, handle a turntable and stream music without a pile of boxes, this is aimed squarely at you. It’s the sort of **multiroom speaker** that makes sense in a living room, kitchen or den when you care about sound first and convenience second. ## What makes it worth it The C20 W’s biggest strength is range: you get **HDMI ARC**, **optical**, **RCA line in**, a **moving-magnet phono stage** and a **subwoofer output**, so it can replace more than one bit of kit. Audio Pro rates it at **190W** from a **6.5-inch woofer** and **two 1-inch tweeters**, and reviews praise the result as clear, open and bassy without sounding bloated. Wireless support is proper modern stuff too, with **Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect** and Audio Pro multi-room. The new W-generation app is also a real upgrade, with better control and EQ than older Audio Pro software. ## Where it falls short It’s **mains powered**, fairly **large and heavy at 6.2kg**, and it is not the kind of speaker you casually move from room to room. It also sits in premium-speaker money, so if you only need a simple Bluetooth box, you are paying for features you may never use. Buy this if you want one serious wireless speaker for music, TV and vinyl in the same room. Skip it if you want something portable, cheap or battery-powered.

£449