WiiM has introduced its newest product at the Bristol Hi-Fi Show, the WiiM Vibelink Amp, marking the company’s inaugural integrated amplifier that does not feature built-in streaming capabilities. While detailed photos and technical specifications are currently limited, we aim to provide our readers with the available information.
WiiM is developing products focused on streaming, and the new compact Vibelink Amp is being presented as the perfect addition to the WiiM Mini, Pro, and Ultra models. This amplifier does not include network connectivity or streaming capabilities. It boasts a power output of 100 watts per channel at eight ohms. The Vibelink Amp is equipped with an onboard DAC for connecting digital sources, although additional specifications have yet to be disclosed. It is reasonable to expect that standard sample rates and bit depths will be supported, as this is essential for marketability.
In terms of design, the Vibelink Amp’s dimensions align with those of the WiiM Ultra, creating a harmonious pairing for audiophiles who value both functionality and aesthetic consistency. The amplifier is also said to offer attractive speaker connection options, enhancing its overall visual appeal.
Although WiiM has not provided complete specifications at this time, the company has announced that the Vibelink Amp is set to launch in March 2025. Further details, images, and specifications will be made available at that time.
