The mobile Wi-Fi multi-room speaker from Auvisio offers a versatile audio experience enhanced by the integration of Amazon Alexa. With the ability to connect to Alexa via voice commands, users can retrieve information, play music, or even listen to jokes. The speaker supports various streaming options, including Wi-Fi, AirPlay, and Bluetooth, allowing music to be streamed from a wide range of devices. Additionally, a free app enables individual control of up to eight speakers, so music can be played synchronously or independently in any room. The mobility of the speaker makes it easy to transport from room to room, while the built-in microphone allows for hands-free use. This speaker combines functionality and flexibility, making it an ideal addition to any home.
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At first glance, the Auvisio speaker is reminiscent of the Google Home - only with more touch buttons on the top. Underneath is a WPS button, which facilitates integration into the home WLAN easier. Not so nice: The Auvisio only receives on 2.4 and not on 5 GHz. The setup initially runs via the "Cowin" app by Mei Qingkai, further settings can then be made in Amazon's official Alexa app...
...The sound of the WLAN and Bluetooth speaker is surprisingly good. It is not a bass king, but in view of its small size of 15 centimetres, it delivers a respectable all-round sound. A nice addition for Alexa users. However, in view of the 120 euros for an Echo, it's not too cheap.