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Naim Uniti Atom review

Posted on August 4, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

There comes an age where it’s no longer a compliment to be told you look older than you are. Generally, it’s not all that long after you’re legally old enough to buy a pint.

We doubt very much Naim will be overly disgruntled when we say this about its previous line of all-in-one streaming systems – the Uniti Qute 2, for example. But that’s only because when we sit one next to the Uniti Atom, it looks more than one generation behind.

And, truth be told, that’s the case with just about anything you place alongside it – the Atom is a little like that annoyingly good-looking friend who commands all the attention.

Build and design

While often we tend to prefer a unit that blends into the room, there’s no averting our gaze from the Uniti Atom. It is truly a triumph of design.

From the coffee-coaster volume dial on the roof – the pleasure of playing with it, as we found with the Naim Mu-So, is almost enough in itself to justify buying this system – to its full-colour LCD front panel display exhibiting album art as it plays, Naim has nailed the crossover between lifestyle product and premium hi-fi.
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