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Wireless Bathroom speaker

7 years ago

I want to install a wireless bathroom speak in the wall or ceiling, has anyone got any experience in this? I have had a look online and nothing really sticks out.

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Eternal Kitchen Ltd
7 years ago
Hi Gav, I haven't come across any customers who have installed in-wall or in-ceiling speakers but I have had some who have gone for something like this:

https://www.lightmirrors.co.uk

They pair with your mobile using Bluetooth and supposedly sound very good but but I have not heard them for myself. I they are a worth looking into though.
Daisy England
7 years ago
I have a Remo in my kitchen. It has 2 speakers which are inserted in my plinths. It works by Bluetooth and is paired with my iPad where I use both Spotify and Deezer.
The actual sound that comes out of the speakers is fabulous as opposed to just listening to it on the iPad.
I presume it would be a similar sound to the link above.
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