Last Wednesday, the guys from Cupertino finally released the final version of iOS 11.4, a version that finally offered us the expected AirPlay 2 support, the second generation of the communication protocol that Apple introduced almost a year ago, at last year's WWDC. Thanks to this feature, we can independently send content to all AirPlay 2 compatible devices from the iPhone.
To publicize what AirPlay technology is, the guys from Cupertino have created a section within their website, where they explain not only what is this technology and what we can do with it, but also all the speakers that are currently or will be in the future, compatible with AirPlay 2 and where we find brands such as Sonos, Denon, Bang & Olufsen ...
Below we detail the speaker models that are compatible with AirPlay 2, in the absence of the manufacturer launching the corresponding update so that users can begin to enjoy all the advantages that this technology offers us. Apple has not, of course, specified the date on which manufacturers will update their models to be compatible with AirPlay 2, but presumably it shouldn't take long, as most manufacturers recently announced support for AirPlay 2. your models with AirPlay XNUMX.
- beo play a6
- Beoplay A9 mk2
- beo play m3
- Beo Sound 1
- Beo Sound 2
- Beo Sound 35
- BeoSound Core
- BeoSound Essence mk2
- BeoVision Eclipse (audio only)
- Denon AVR-X3500H
- Denon AVR-X4500H
- Denon AVR-X6500H
- Libratone Zipp
- Libratone Zipp Mini
- Marantz AV7705
- Marantz NA6006
- Marantz NR1509
- Marantz NR1609
- Marantz SR5013
- Marantz SR6013
- Marantz SR7013
- Naim Mu-so
- Naim Mu-so QB
- Naïm ND 555
- Naim ND5 XS 2
- Naim NDX 2
- Naim Uniti Nova
- Naim Uniti Atom
- Naim Uniti Star
- Sonos One
- Sonos Play: 5
- Sonos Playbase
In this listing brands like Bose, Bluesound, Marshall, Pioneer ... are missing. brands that will probably launch new models compatible with this technology if they do not want to stay out of the market at the first change.