Explore the Bowers and Wilkins Zeppelin Wireless Smart Speaker

In this video, we speak with Andy Kerr from the Bower and Wilkins team about the new Zeppelin wireless smart speaker. Its elegant form combines high-resolution stereo sound with a comprehensive range of smart, connected features and services.
The Zeppelin can stream from Apple® AirPlay 2®, Bluetooth aptX™ Adaptive, and Spotify Connect - plus the Bowers & Wilkins Music App.
The unit uses drive units shared with proprietary Bowers & Wilkins loudspeaker designs to deliver amazing sound quality.
To learn more about the Zeppelin, check the Bowers and Wilkins Website.
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[@davidmichael3189]

Its simply Unrivalled in Design and Sound. Its absolutely Sensational. Sound Stage, Imaging, Seperation, you name it - Nothing I repeat Nothing comes close to the B&WZeppelin Wireless.

[@elliowb2]

Thank you so much for this detailed description. Andy made it all very clear. I do wish that the manual was as clear. It took me awhile to discover that I needed to use the B&W app, linked to Qobuz rather than use the actual Qobuz app. But despite that relatively minor issue, we love our Zeppelin. Great sound, beautiful design.

[@stedye]

Enjoyed this informative interview.

[@philipbaul7284]

Hi, Do you know if this will connect to a wireless turntable? Thanks

[@SuperZeppelin2112]

So when did they say it will be formation ready? Its now November 22.

[@steliospapadopoulos7182]

Can now zeppelin be combined with formation bass and audio?

[@heidizeelie]

Is it possible to have 2 connected in stereo?

[@davidmichael3189]

You can 3.5 Aux off a 2 Way Splitter

[@stevebarnes2]

​@@davidmichael3189 No, you can't.

[@davidmichael3189]

Ah no 3.5mm in

[@matrixyoda]

needs Apple Music

[@user-qd7yl2fr1y]

So it doesn't play your own music stored on your tablet or phone? ie streamed from your device by bluetooth?

[@stevebarnes2]

It does.

[@zvonimirtosic6171]

It does not support any type of wired connection. None. Zero.
And that is why it sucks as a real utility tool; the wireless cannot be bypassed, just in case, say, if the wireless does not work, or it is prone to dropping-off / poor connection for whatever reason. It's a dead duck then. Really bad move by B&W - they COULD at least add one USB for direct wired connection.

[@scottb721]

Why doesn't Google Home functionality get added along with Alexa?

[@zvonimirtosic6171]

Really bad move by B&W - they COULD at least add one USB for direct wired connection. Just in case the wireless connection does not work / drops-off / causes interruptions etc.

[@antonystabielli5966]

its rubish, iv had one!