B&W Releases Z2 Wireless Speaker System

March 24, 2013

B&W LOUDSPEAKERS has released a new compact wireless speaker system called the Z2. It looks exactly like a Zeppelin Mini thatโ€™s been given the black out (or white out) treatment, which canโ€™t be a bad thing considering how good the little Zep Mini was (check out Ashley Kramer’s review here).

WD-B&W-Z2In an interesting move, B&W has decided that the dock isnโ€™t quite dead, as yet, so the Z2 has a Lightning-equipped dock for the latest generation of Apple devices. However, in a nod to the wonderful wireless world, the Z2 supports AirPlay, so itโ€™s capable of wireless streaming in addition to docked playback. Thereโ€™s even a B&W Control App to allow users to set up the Z2 without messing around with cables and manuals.

The Z2 is powered by two 20-watt Class D amplifiers and uses two 3.5-inch full range glass fibre drivers in an ABS chassis thatโ€™s vented by one of B&Wโ€™s โ€˜Flowportโ€™ reflex ports.

One of our reviewers is a big fan of B&Wโ€™s wireless speaker systems, so weโ€™ll try to get a review unit in the near future.

Local pricing and availability is still TBC.

www.bowers-wilkins.co.nz

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