SAMSUNGWAM 250 Smart HUB Home Audio System

Good product to connect multiple devices

This is a good piece of kit when wanting connect up your wireless speakers to your TV.

If you want to group the speakers then you have to have this. Ok one star as you have to have this and some people sell it for £50 and some for a tenner.... For a tenner it goes up in stars....This is a 5Ghz device so house pre 1975 Low wifi range, 1990's house up to 4 bed no issues house built after 2005 with silver foil in the walls no chance and that for any wifi....I have 5 Samsung speakers. 4 are connected directly with Ethernet cable and one speaker in the kitchen is on the routers 5 ghz wifi so that the normal data 2.4ghz does not mess with the audio streaming. I do not use the wifi of this device.If you have the IT skills you could set your speakers up as I have and power on this to do all the grouping stuff and I do use that. Or if you have no IT skills just turn in on and pair it with the speakers with the button on the back.Just remember if you stream from your phone and the phone goes out of range then the audio with stop. If you stream from a NAS or the internet then all is good.If you need decent wifi then well you will have to find the firm I work for and get the advice! Or go to breadbinbuyerSo one star for priceOne star for a SSID called test... Come on Samsung let us change that!!!Three stars for the APP that makes this workand 5 starts if you find it for a tenner or less. Amazon does have it for that sometimes.....

It did not work as supposed, I even contacted Samsung and still nothing.However, the item looks good and connects to internet but not to my speakers

Its a simple black box that you plug into your wired network - either your router or a switch. It has two network ports (100/mb) either will do. Second is if you want to connect something else to you network. You can use up to two of these to extend the range within your house or garden like a wireless repeater for speakers.The best way to set it up is to pair the hub first with your phone (iphone/android) - it not obvious initially that it is paired but if you look in the phone app settings it will tell you it is.Once the hub is paired with your phone (press a small switch on the back of hub to put it in paring mode - lights flash on the front) you just need to turn on your speakers (i did it one at a time with the speakers within a couple of feet of the hub) the R6's i have flash red for a few seconds and then a French sounding woman's voice tells you the speaker is connected and the indicator light goes blue. Nothing more difficult than that :)Once paired you can switch off your speaker and then move them to another location in the house - power them up and they take the same few seconds to re link with the hub. If they dont its probably because you have them to far away and the signal is to weak.The phone app (Samsung multi room) is quite good (although lacking some feature i would like) - you can name individual speakers, send different music to each one - or group them all together so they all play the same music. Also if you have 5(6) speakers you can set them up for 5.1 surround sound - not tried this as only have three.Music can come from lots of locations internet - streaming services like spotify, local DLNA/media server in your house and radio like last.fm.oh and the sounds good as well :)

Doesn't work