Philips Streamium WACS7500 Reviews

If you're in the market for a straightforward system that streams your PC's music around your home, the Philips Streamium WACS7500 is certainly worth a closer look. It's comprised of a central jukebox with speakers and a hard drive, and a smaller speaker

Easy to use and set up; decent Wi-Fi functionality; improved display; simple navigation; built-in CD database

A little expensive; small hard drive; very slow performance; occasional network issues; lack of codec support

A system with great potential but severely let down by poor codec support and extremely slow CD ripping and network performance. That said, it's unique in its abilities as a complete package and if you want a one-stop networked audio solution for multiple...

Will this connect your house musically?

Gracenote support, connect up to four units

CD copying slow, sound good but not great, hard drive size

This is a massive improvement on the previous model it still lacks against the other, albeit more expensive, options on the market

If a complete wireless music system sounds like a good idea, Philips' new WACS7500 is one to check out.

Despite the weaknesses, I still think that the WACS7500 represents decent value for money. -700 essentially buys you not one music system, but two self-contained wireless hi-fi systems, each one capable of doing a decent job of streaming and playing music...