Cheap Multi Room Speakers With Sales, Deals and Offers at Currys, Argos, Very

Multi room speakers have sprung up in recent years and are now one of the biggest selling audio sound systems around. The main thing they do is pretty self explanatory, they play sound in different rooms around your home. But that's not all they do though. They've a few more tricks up there sieve than that.

Choosing the best one to fit your style, taste and budget can be quite a confusing process though. With so many different brands all offering different compatibilities. We hope to clear up this a little bit and make buying a cheap multi room speakers as straight forward as it can be.

What are Multi Room Speakers

Multi room speakers allow you to play music in different rooms of the home. You can play the same song, or different ones and can allow multiple devices to be connected.

They can also play music that you listen to in most forms, from Spotify, Apple Music, your CD collection and even vinyl given the right setup and the right multi room speakers.

Multi room speakers are wireless, but most models in require being plugged into a power source. They also tend to be controlled by a smart phone app. They an be placed pretty much anywhere you want them in your home.

The different brands of multi room speakers work on different platforms, therefore it pays to make sure you like the brand you finally decide on. As different brands don't usually work together.

There are numerous multi-room speaker systems available from loads of brands, some of which are at the high end of audio technology.

As well as different brands, there are also other things to decide, like the look, size and how it plays each music platform. Also the all important budget comes in to it as prices vary massively when it comes to multi room speakers.

Below are some of the best brands of multi room speakers at a little info of what each brand offers and the quality they give.

Denon have been making multi room speakers since 2014, so they've been there since the beginning pretty much. Denon use a WiFi network to connect it's speakers and these are controlled by the Denon HEOS app. You can get this on the iOS, Android and Amazon.

Sonos have a really extensive line of multi room speakers. They use a similar systems to the Denon one, but are a little more upmarket. They look great and get some amazing reviews.

Samsung are one of the biggest electrical brands in the world. They've plenty of choice in the low price multi room speakers, going up to the high end price range. It uses wireless network to connect it's speakers, but also supports bluetooth connectivity too. The Samsung R Series is the latest one and it supports all the big music streaming services as well as music thats stores on all your devices too. The Samsung R1 is the cheapest multi room speaker in the R range. At around £150 we feel that's is great value for money as sits well along side competitors in this price range.

LG uses the MusicFlow app to control it's multi room speakers, which like the others connect via a WiFI network. They are a great looking 360 speaker and at the lower end prices start at around £100. LG also use NFC technology in some of its multi room speakers, this runs at a higher rate for a clearer sound quality.

Bose are one of the best known high end brand of audio equipment. They've built up this reputation over a long period of time and their sound quality is top notch. Their Bose multi room speakers support all the main types of music streaming and they too, have there own app to allow you to seamlessly control the music you want to play. Bose multi room speakers also allow playing DAB/FM/AM radio too. Another feature to look out for if you still like this option. Price wise, Bose are of a better quality and have a more respected brand name than it's competitors, so expect to pay a little more. There base Bose speaker will set you back £170 for example. That's £70 more than the LG equivalent.

Sony are massive in audio and sound technology. And they have cross platform compatibility too. So your Sony soundbar and connect to the multi room speaker system, all controlled via a smooth smartphone app. This kind of tech doesn't come cheap though. They do have a portable wireless speaker that can be linked to make a multi room speaker and this is available for around £140, but there base model multi room speaker will set you back £150. Still not as expensive as the Bose, but pretty high none the less.

Panasonic are a little different in their approach to multi room speakers. Many other brands are not cross brand compatible, but Panasonic multi room speakers use qualcomm's AllPlay platform. This means any other brands that use this same platform can be connected. Some of these brands are Hitachi and FON. You can pick up the base model for around the £130 mark, making them similar to other mid range brands, if not a little cheaper.

Getting Hot Deals on these Brands of Multi Room Speakers

Getting the best deals on these top brands of multi room speakers takes a bit of time, but that bit of time can save you plenty of pounds. First thing to do is ask yourself do you need the absolute latest bit of technology. New models are released all the time, and when they are the older models drop in price by a fair amount. This is our hot tip to making a big saving on multi room speakers.

So always head over the clearance section of Currys, Argos and Very. This is where we have found the best deals and offers to be.

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