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Bookmark or Share- Samsung M5 Multiroom Speaker System Review - AVForumsSamsung are clearly going head-to-head with Sonos in the multi-room audio market and the M5 and Hub are priced to almost exactly match the Play 3 and Bridge combination from the more established brand. In terms of setup, Samsung's system is as easy, if not easier, than the one delivered by Sonos and both are robust and reliable in operation.
- Samsung M7 Multiroom Speaker System Review - AVForumsSamsung also offers the step-down M5, which features all the same benefits but a slightly less meaty audio output. As well as offering a multi-room audio solution, the M7’s can be configured to be used over Bluetooth, WiFI and teamed with compatible Samsung TVs using SoundShare, so flexibility is the by-word with this product.
- Samsung HW-H750/H751 Soundbar Package Review & CommentsUpdate: yesterday I called Samsung UK and asked if they could confirm that the 750 soundbar and 2x M5 or M7's would funciton as a full wireless 5.1 system. The (absolutely non-technical) lady on the end of the phone put me on hold while she went awy to check and when she came back said:
- Samsung R6 360 Wireless Speaker Review - AVForumsThe R6 is Samsung’s latest wireless multiroom speaker and is intended to join the manufacturer’s current line-up that includes the M5 and M7. The R6 introduces a number of innovations designed to improve on last year’s range, the first of which is that the speaker doesn’t need a hub to connect to your network.
- Samsung M3 Wireless Speaker Review - AVForumsThe M3 is the latest model to join Samsung’s range of multi-room wireless speakers that also includes the M7 and M5. The Korean giant’s proprietary multi-room system uses mesh technology to create a robust network and is designed to compete with the likes of Sonos.
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