WiiM Voice Remote 2 Voice Remote Control
WiiM Voice Remote 2 Voice Remote Control
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The WiiM Voice Remote 2 is the second generation of the WiiM remote: an aluminium unibody instead of plastic, a built-in battery instead of a battery compartment, charged via USB-C. It feels like an accessory from a higher price class – and that's exactly the point.
Why the WiiM Voice Remote 2?
Because it fixes two annoyances of the first generation. First, the material: the brushed aluminium body feels noticeably more premium in the hand and matches a WiiM Ultra or Amp Ultra visually. Second, the power supply: instead of AAA batteries, there's a built-in battery that charges in about an hour and then lasts for weeks.
Here too, Bluetooth Low Energy communicates all around – no aiming, no line of sight. The streamer can disappear into a cabinet.
What you get
Four smart preset buttons for stations, playlists or albums, a push-to-talk button for voice commands, source selection, mute and the usual transport buttons. An RGB light shows status, and below 20 percent battery the remote lets you know on its own – rather than simply quitting silently.
Who is the WiiM Voice Remote 2 for?
For anyone who reaches for the remote daily and has no patience for battery swaps. And for anyone running a WiiM Sound Lite or Mini that didn't come with a remote.
Honestly: if you only ever control your system via your phone or Spotify Connect, you don't need it – in that case the money is better spent on a better cable, or simply on more music. And it isn't designed for the VibeLink Amp, the Sub Pro or the WiiM Bar.
Our verdict
A small device that makes handling your system noticeably more relaxed. The premium over the first generation is fair once you've held both in your hand. We're happy to show you the difference at HD Zürisee – it's tangible in the truest sense.
Technical data
- Type: Bluetooth voice remote control for WiiM devices
- Housing: aluminium unibody
- Radio transmission: Bluetooth Low Energy, 360 degrees, no line of sight needed
- Buttons: standby, microphone (push-to-talk), volume, track skip, play/pause, mute, source selection, 4 smart preset buttons
- Status display: RGB LED, warning below 20 percent battery charge
- Microphone: 1 × MEMS
- Compatible with: WiiM Mini, WiiM Pro, WiiM Pro Plus, WiiM Amp, WiiM Amp Pro, WiiM Amp Ultra, WiiM Ultra
- Not compatible with: WiiM VibeLink Amp, WiiM Sub Pro
- Power supply: built-in battery, 475 mAh, charged via USB-C
- Charging time: around 1 hour
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 38.5 × 6.8 × 145.5 mm
- Weight: 80 g
- What's included: WiiM Voice Remote 2, USB-C charging cable, user manual
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference from the first WiiM Voice Remote?
The Voice Remote 2 has an aluminium housing instead of plastic, and a built-in battery with USB-C charging instead of two AAA batteries. It's also flatter and a bit heavier, which feels more premium in the hand. Functionally, the two are very similar, including four preset buttons and push-to-talk.
How long does the battery last?
The manufacturer states several weeks per charge under normal use. Charging via USB-C takes around an hour. Below 20 percent remaining charge, the LED blinks red, so you're warned before the remote gives out in the middle of an evening.
Which WiiM devices does the Voice Remote 2 work with?
With WiiM Mini, Pro, Pro Plus, Amp, Amp Pro, Amp Ultra and Ultra. It isn't designed for the VibeLink Amp and the Sub Pro, because these devices don't have a matching wireless connection. If you're unsure, just ask us before ordering.
Why buy the WiiM Voice Remote 2 at HD Zürisee?
Because an accessory only brings joy when it matches the device. We tell you whether your WiiM already comes with a remote and whether the upgrade is worth it in your case. Advice, delivery and support all come from the same hands here – even for small items.
Goes well with
Find a matching player among our streamers and streaming amplifiers, wireless all-in-one solutions among our streaming speakers. More accessories are in the accessories section, and the full range in the WiiM overview.
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