Compare Prices : Philips WACS 7500 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Easy to set-up, good sound quality with excellent Wi-Fi range

Cons: The interface could be a bit tricky to use

Verdict: Difficult interface aside, the Philips Streamium WACS7000 is a well-designed wireless music system -- for anyone with the dosh.

Review summary: With its thick chunky styling, the Philips Streamium WACS7000 may look rather over the top, but if you want music streaming from every room (well, two at any rate), this is a nicely worked (if not inexpensive) solution.

Verdict: Difficult interface aside, the Philips Streamium WACS7000 is a well-designed wireless music system - for anyone with the dosh.

Review summary: Philips slips its thrifty multi-room Wi-Fi jukebox onto the market. But can it compete with the omnipotent Sonos Digital Music System?

Pros: Competition-quashing price; Simple to use

Cons: Sound could be better; Extra satellites will cost you £200

Review summary: Philips' new multi-room WACS7000 Wi-Fi music system demonstrates that you don't need to be a computer whiz to install a wireless music network. The latest Streamium plug 'n' play music system replaces the WACS700 and is surprisingly easy to master

Pros: Decent storage capacity, Excellent features, Good sound quality

Cons: Not Mac-compatible

Verdict: An easy to install multi-room music system that centralises your music collection and broadcasts it without wires

Review summary: Cosmetically, the futuristic Music Centre and partnering Music Station look identical to their predecessors

Pros: Decent storage capacity, Excellent features, Good sound quality

Cons: Not Mac-compatible

Verdict: Incredible Surround effectively widens the soundstage to provide a more expansive sense of stereo, and is particularly useful with the Music Station's 'fixed' stereo speakers