Philips AD7000W AirPlay Speaker
Philips AD7000W AirPlay Speaker
Product Information
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Overview
AirPlay lets you stream your entire iTunes music collection to your Fidelio docking stations. It plays wirelessly from the iTunes program on your computer, iPhone, iPad or iPod touch — to any AirPlay-enabled speaker in your home. All you have to do is ensure your speakers are connected to your Wi-Fi network. AirPlay also lets you play simultaneously on every speaker in every room. Get your favourite tunes to follow you whichever room you go.
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Highlights
- AirPlay wireless technology
- Free Philips Fidelio app on App Store
- Sound Enhancement: Class "D" Digital Amplifier, Treble and Bass Control
- AUX-in for easy connection to almost any electronic device
- Output Power: 10W RMS
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Did you notice?
You can download the free Fidelio app for iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from the iTunes app store. -
Apple Recommends For
Playing music or videos directly from your iPod, iPhone or iPad, and from iTunes on your computer — wirelessly via AirPlay. -
What's in the Box?
- Philips AD7000W AirPlay Speaker
- Power supply: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz
- 3.5mm stereo line in cable
- Quick start guide and user Manual in CD
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Tech Specs
- Height : 16.8 cm
- Width : 29.8 cm
- Weight : 1.3 kg
- Length : 10.6 cm
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Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number : AD7000W/10
- UPC or EAN No. : 8712581620929
Non-Apple Branded products / Third Party Products
- Note : Apple's One Year Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Non-Apple branded products may have the benefit of a manufacturer's warranty provided by the product manufacturer - Please see your product box and literature for details. Rights under the product manufacturer's warranty are in addition, and not instead of, any rights that you have under consumer protection laws.
Compatibility
iPhone models
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iPhone
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iPhone 3G
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iPhone 3GS
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iPhone 4
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iPhone 4S
iPad models
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iPad (1st generation)
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iPad 2 (2nd generation)
iPod models
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iPod touch 1st Generation
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iPod touch 2nd Generation
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iPod touch 3rd Generation
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iPod touch 4th Generation
Ratings & Reviews
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Great Simple Airplay Speaker
At this point in time this is one of the cheapest AirPlay speakers available. It's a very compact offering and looks beautiful for a speaker. I traded in my Sonos System to go to AirPlay after having endless issues with dropping zones and accessing NAS drives with the Sonos. I have to say that the AirPlay is far easier and almost as flexible. This particular speaker is certainly as good as a Sonos Play:3 speaker and setup is less than 5 minutes (if you read the quick start sheet). I've only given it 4 stars because I still believe the AirPlay speakers are a little over priced and £200 (£180 if you shop around) is a little steep, I'd say this is more a £150 speaker but if you want to make a start with an AirPlay setup this is a great place to start. …
- Written by Jeff N from HARTLEPOOL
74 of 81 people found this useful
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Very Stylish
Great speaker. Very stylish, high quality materials and finish. Puts many higher priced speakers to shame. Had problems initially with my iPhone 4S - it would drop connection after few minutes, however, it was resolved with new versions of iOS. Never had problems with iPad 2 and iMac. Connection stays for hours with no drop-outs. Would recommend to anyone who is looking for an AirPlay speaker.
Just a note to anyone who is having problems connecting to the speaker to theirs' WiFi network - make sure that your network name does not have any spaces in it. …- Written by Michal O from London
49 of 53 people found this useful
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Absolutely useless
Speakers were never able to connect to my network through my router, and the telephone help centre clearly only had the manual (th at I had read more thoroughly than them) open in front of them. Eventually gave up on airplay and plugged iPod in directly - frequently stopped playing and eventually wouldn't play at all. Takes about 3 minutes to start itself up and has an ugly bright blue light when switched on - impossible to sleep with the light so couldn't use iPod as an alarm, one of the reasons I wanted iPod speakers.
I eventually took them back and replaced with the far superior Bose docking station - not airplay but plays from my iPod, which is all I wanted. …- Written by Louise T from Westbury-on-Trym
46 of 65 people found this useful
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Returned to store for refund
As other reviewers have stated the AirPlay is a great idea but this particular speaker simply wasn't compatible. Music constantly kept dropping out every few minutes despite changing its location. Looking online this seems to be a common occurrence. Philips even list the problem on their website but nothing they suggested worked.
We have tried it with an iPad (1st edition), an iPhone 4S and the iPhone 5. All three had the same connectivity issues with AirPlay.
Taken back and refund received. I simply cannot recommend this product despite following absolutely every instruction perfectly. When sound came out it was of a very good quality. Hopefully they will sort this out one day once and for all. …- Written by Marcus B from Leatherhead
6 of 9 people found this useful
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Make sure your wifi network is good
Had problems staying connected to my network (despite fiddling with different channels on router to find one not being used by nei ghbours in our block of flats) - it would cut out so frequently (wouldn't even last for one song before doing so) that I ended up tethering the iPod to it which defeats the purpose. Fast-forward 9 months and I moved the machine to the other side of the room (away from an exterior wall which was semi-blocking the path to the wireless router) and it works perfectly!?
I would have returned the machine to the Apple store months ago if I could have been bothered - but simply moving the machine to a location where it could get a stronger signal/connection to my router did the trick - stupid of me I know...
Anyway I'm writing this in case it helps anyone else in a similar situation. Happy holidays! …- Written by Yuske T from London
10 of 13 people found this useful
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Now my house is un-wired for sound.
These speakers sound great. I just bought my 3rd one and now my house is un-wired for sound. They will definitely get a workout at my next party.
It was a bit of a pain to have have to set them up individually and not just be able to add them to my existing network. But totally worth it in the end! …- Written by Patricia B from Capalaba
4 of 4 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
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it's this compatible with the iPhone 5 and iPad mini?
- Asked by Mary M
- 28/12/2012
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Can I set up multiple speakers and play music through the speakers at the same time?
- Asked by Christopher L from Nottingham
- 27/11/2012
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Is this a portable device? Does it have a battery source, or does it always need power?
- Asked by Sam S
- 2/12/2012
No answers yet
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can I play all my ipad music on this divice, or do I need a docking station as well
- Asked by Giesela J from Lake Bennett
- 24/04/2012
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Can you have more than one AD7000W on AirPlay?
- Asked by Michael V from Kooralbyn
- 1/03/2012
Answer
Of course. It's just like any other device that's AirPlay compatible.
You can connect as many as yo ur wireless network will allow.
I wish all these speakers would support Wireless N 5 GHz though. …- Answered by Michael P from Englewood
- 3/05/2012
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What distance can you have the unit away from its music source?
- Asked by Gary B
- 20/11/2011
Answer
That's impossible to answer definitively as it depends on your network setup. The key is how far the Philips would be from your nearest wireless router access point. And the maximum you could have will depend on a whole load of local parameters like the thickness and material of your walls, how many there are between the access point and the Philips and how many other WiFi access points there are nearby and on what channels. The best rough guide - and it's only rough - is that if your iPhone / iPod Touch WiFi works from where you intend to put the Philips, then the Philips will probably work too.But there are no guarantees! …
- Answered by Mark M
- 26/11/2011
