The Node Nano should appeal to anyone searching for smooth, robust sound and ample streaming features in a very small package. If you prioritise musical dynamism, however, it may not quite be to your ...

Bluesound, the wireless multiroom audio company that competes directly with Sonos, has three new options for adding hi-res streaming audio to existing hi-fi systems: the Node Nano ($299), Node ($549), ...

Canada-based Bluesound has added three new models to its NODE range of wireless music streamers. The three new designs are the NODE NANO, NODE and NODE ICON. All three streamers feature re-designed ...

The Node Nano is the cheapest Bluesound yet, but look out for the all-new Icon and its 5-inch screen. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City ...

COMPANY NEWS: Pioneers of the original wireless hi-res multi-room streamer bring you the expertly designed NODE NANO, NODE, and NODE ICON with redesigned hardware and rich, new audio features.

Bluesound NODE music streamers now support Dirac Live acoustic room correction, but activating it will cost you $159 or more. Dirac Live readiness is coming to select Bluesound Music Streamers like ...

New Bluesound NODE streamer offers upgraded Hi-Res and MQA support and Bluetooth aptX HD for wireless streaming to headphones. The streaming wars are about to get a lot more interesting. With the ...

The Node Nano strives to provide stellar streaming sound at a bargain basement price, and while it isn’t perfect, there’s plenty to like about the entry-level music streamer. Music streaming doesn't ...

It’s rare that a bog-standard product update gets me hot and wet. But friends, today is that day: Bluesound has announced the next generation of its Node and Powernode hardware. Don’t know Bluesound?