Denon Home 400

Der Denon Home 400 vereint offenen Klang mit Dolby Atmos, vollständiger Netzwerk-Konnektivität und integrierten Hi-Res-Diensten wie TIDAL, Qobuz und Amazon Music HD. Die HEOS-App macht die Einrichtung unkompliziert, ob solo, im Verbund oder als Multiroom-Lösung. Ein durchdachter Klangpartner fürs Wohnzimmer.

Mit Dolby Atmos, kräftigem Klang und großer Streaming-Auswahl will der Denon Home 400 das Wohnzimmer erobern. Wir testen, ob das klappt.

An impressive wireless speaker from Denon with a big, spacious sound. Rich with features and sporting a lovely design, the Home 400 is a speaker that commands attention when it starts playing

There's no denying that the new Denon speakers give Sonos a run for its money in terms of audio performance and multiroom reliability. The HEOS app is a lot more solid than the current Sonos app that's still recovering; I didn't encounter any delays or the need to repeat commands in order for them to take. Sure, the Home 200 and Home 400 are more expensive than their closest Sonos rivals, but I'd argue they sound better than the Era 100 and Era 300 respectively. And of course, the Home 600 takes that up a whole other level with its near super strength audio power. No matter which one of these Home speakers you choose, you'll be pleased with the vocal clarity and detailed sound they produce. For smaller rooms or places where you're tight on space, go for the Home 200. For a home office or living room, I'd recommend the Home 400, and if you've got a large space or an insatiable desire to be bombarded by sound, the Home 600 can satisfy both. And most importantly, you won't be let down by a broken app that's necessary to use the speakers to their full potential. Read More: https://www.engadget.com/2171196/denon-home-200-400-and-600-review-taking-on-sonos/