Not everybody has time to watch all of the 2026 World Cup's games. Tragic, we know. But why should we be the only ones juggling commitments? If you are looking for a wireless speaker that can stream music, be used with a turntable and also double up for as a soundbar for your TV during this summer of sport, Audio Pro might have your back.
We are big fans of the Audio Pro C20 W wireless speaker, so much so that we gave it a five-star review and a What Hi-Fi? Award win. Great for listening to music and even used as a soundbar alternative for your TV, the C20 W is an enjoyable all-rounder. And now, it has a whopping discount of over £90.
This deal applies to the C20 W's black, grey, and walnut models, which are currently available for the discounted price of £359 for Richer Sounds VIP members. Even better, VIP membership sign-up is free.
The Audio Pro C20 W had some living up to do if it wanted to rival the original Audio Pro C20, which we described as being "as multi-faceted as Inspector Gadget and as polymathic as Stephen Fry". Naturally, after such high praise, we were hoping the new model wouldn't have deviated detrimentally from its predecessor.
Thankfully, Audio Pro answered our prayers. The C20 W bears a striking resemblance to the C20 – the only obvious visual change being a silver, rather than black, back panel. The main drivers are also the same between models, with the C20 W featuring a single 16.5cm woofer flanked by twin 25mm tweeters, all powered by a total output power of 190W.
There were, however, significant changes in the Audio Pro C20 W's updated app, which allows easy control of the speaker's extensive wireless connectivity options.
Google Cast and Airplay 2 are both enabled for wireless playback up to 24bit/96kHz hi-res files, and the speaker supports Bluetooth 5.0. Users can also access Spotify Connect and Tidal Connect, as well as Audio Pro's own multi-room offering if you want to add more speakers.
In terms of physical connections, RCA stereo inputs, a moving magnet phono stage, an optical input for digital sources, and HDMI ARC for hooking up to the TV have all been included. The C20 W also features a subwoofer output, just in case you are hankering for some extra bass.
So, with all that in mind, how does the speaker actually sound?
We found the C20 W to have a clear and detailed sound, with "tight, well-defined bass reproduction". What's more, the speaker's "well-integrated midrange" was a highlight for us, sounding "cohesive enough to be a part of the ensemble but distinct enough to shine on its own terms", perfect for picking out commentary above the roaring crowd.
For a wireless speaker, this is an impressively versatile buy, especially considering the savings you'll make by picking it up for just £359 from Richer Sounds.
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