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Zeppelin wireless speaker

Bowers & Wilkins resurrects iconic Zeppelin wireless speaker for the streaming age

Posted on October 16, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Zeppelin is back and, B&W says, better than ever

With phones and TVs updated at least annually, a six-year wait for a product can feel like a lifetime in the consumer tech world. It has been that long since Bowers & Wilkins launched the excellent Zeppelin Wireless, but today – you guessed it – the company is launching a brand-new iteration of the iconic, long-spanning wireless speaker.

The brand-new Zeppelin marks a return to its simplest moniker for its 2021 resurrection, following its ‘Zeppelin Air’ and ‘Zeppelin Wireless’ predecessors in 2011 and 2015 respectively. 
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