Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin

design, size, reliability

usability

88% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Powerful bass, rich mid-range, funky design, lots of connectivity

Expensive, shrill highs

The Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin is an impressive but extremely expensive iPod speaker system.

Precise sound ; Plenty of streaming options ; Striking design ; Nice app

Rather large to accommodate ; No Chromecast ; Stereo ambitions overstated

The same odd shape but with more of a focus on streaming, the Zeppelin’s comeback is a worthy one with a terrific audio performance and slick streaming capabilities.

Rather than shy away from the digital music revolution, B&W has embraced it and created a product that brings hi-fi sound to the iPod generation. Despite the intrinsic limitations of compressed digital music, B&W has managed to produce an iPod speaker...

It looks better than ever, too, with a base that makes the speaker appear as if it's floating. And the dock is gone in favor of pure wireless connectivity via Apple AirPlay 2, Amazon Alexa, and Bluetooth.

Revealing, expansive and convincing sound ; Ample streaming options ; Useful, usable control app

Doesn’t have the stereo separation it thinks it has ; A physical input or two wouldn’t go amiss ; Physically quite imposing

The new Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin in the best in an illustrious line of speakers, delivering natural and expressive audio from a single unit. As long as you’re not banking on it delivering the ‘true stereo’ sound it claims it can, it's a marvel.

Balanced, detailed, full-range sound ; Very acceptable control app ; All sorts of wireless streaming options

Not quite the stereo separation we were led to expect ; Would suit an HDMI input nicely

Expansive open presentation ; Agile weighty bass ; Capable at high volumes

Limited hi-res support ; No Chromecast or UPnP at the moment

B&W’s new Zeppelin is talented sonically, but notable holes in the feature set and overall usability issues leave it just a shade below excellent

Powerful audio performance with rich bass and detailed highs Stylish, iconic design App includes adjustable bass and treble settings Built-in Amazon Alexa voice control

Stereo separation could be more pronounced Expensive Digital signal processing isn't for purists

The 2021 model of the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin speaker delivers wonderful, high-fidelity wireless audio from a strikingly designed enclosure, with built-in support for Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.

Top-notch audio performance with deep, rich bass response and crystal clear, bright highs. Streams wirelessly via AirPlay, Bluetooth, or Spotify Connect.

Digital signal processing may irk purists. Very expensive. Light on accessories.

Performance and Conclusions On tracks with powerful sub-bass content, like The Knife's "Silent Shout," the Zeppelin Wireless delivers robust, powerful bass response. At top volumes, the DSP kicks in and the effect on the bass is but noticeable—at...