Denon Heos 5 HS2 Multiroom Bluetooth speaker review

In the world of multiroom wireless audio, Heos by Denon was the first convincing audio alternative to market leader Sonos. It was just as easy to set-up as its better known rival, and offered comparable product choice and performance.

Choosing between them was as much a decision based on aesthetics and brand loyalty, as anything else. But Denon clearly isn’t content to be a me-too multiroom brand. It’s second generation Heos line, dubbed HS2, expands compatibility beyond active speakers and improves sonic performance.

The $689 (£349/AU$689) Heos 5 HS2 featured here is the everyday workhorse of the range. It sits above the compact Heos 1 and desktop Heos 3, but under the Heos 7, which is a bigger, beefier proposition. It’s interoperable with other HEOS compatible components, including the Heos HomeCinema soundbar and select Denon AV receivers, namely the nine-channel AVR-X4300H and the eleven-channel AVR-X6300H.

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AU$689) Howes’ 5 HS2 featured here is the everyday workhorse of the range

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