Peachtree Audio deepblueSKY Multiroom Wireless Speaker

I'd been looking for a good "wi-fi speaker system" and had begun to think that such a thing didn't exist. Seemed like the only things on the market were wired speakers or very limited blue tooth speakers. Of the couple "wifi speaker" system that I found, this looked the most promising. I wasn't disappointed, and the deepblueSKY exceeded my expectations. First, kudos for a well packaged device; complete with all needed cables for power, analog, and usb, connection - even batteries for the remote! The setup was very straight forward. I got the first of my two deepblueSKY speakers up and running in about 10 minutes. Just plug it in, it announces "ready for set up." It has its own internal wi-fi server, I searched available wi-fi networks on my phone, saw one that contained deepblueSky in the name and connected. (note, the network name was NOT the network name in the instructions but seemed pretty obvious) After connecting, picked the wifi network that it was to be connected to, and entered the password. Voila - it announced "Connected and ready" - or something like that. (at this point, you need to make sure your phone is back on the same network as the speakers.)Then comes the Muzo app. I opened the app, it searched for a compatible device, found it, and i pressed connect. That's it. Now ready to play any music on my phone, or stream from IHeart, TuneIn, Spotify, TIDAL, Napster, XIMALAYA, QINGTINGFM, or QQMusic. This is pretty cool. If you're controlling from your phone, you can set the playlist or station from any of the above services and leave the network - the speakers continue streaming with no difficulty. It also has input for analog wired devices. The Muzo app is a bit limited though. there's no desktop interface, and doesn't seem to be a way to connect Google Play or podcast apps on your phone. It's also a bit unstable. Even though the speakers keep streaming, it seems to crash and have to reopen fairly frequently. Pretty minor flaw though, after re-opening, it picks up right where it left off.(Update 9/10/18) Per the suggestion of another comment, I did configure a Chromecast Audio device and it seems to work flawlessly for casting any "castable' apps.My intention was to set up two speakers to work as Left/Right stereo, and was a bit disappointed that there was no mention of how to do that in the instructions. However, it was so brain dead easy to do in the Muzo app that my concerns quickly subsided. Once there are two devices in the same network, a tab shows up on the Muzo app asking if you want them to be paired. Clicking the tab produces a graphic showing how to press/hold the speaker in the device list you want to combine, and drag the image on top of the image of the in the device list you want to combine it with. This took literally 10 seconds to do. Once combined, there is an option to the left of each speaker allowing you to select which is to play the Left or Right track. I chose the tracks I wanted, they played out of sync for about 2 seconds, then played perfectly as stereo speakers.For some reference to the power capabilities, I wanted to use these in an outdoor environment at pool party. I placed the speakers on the second floor balcony of two different rooms that faced outward toward the pool deck area that is about a 40' x 120' out door open space. The sound was great at all the way to 100% volume but playing at about 80% volume was more than adequate for everyone to enjoy the music. Several people commented, your sound system is fantastic!Highly recommend the deepblueSKY Multiroom Wireless Speaker! It's performance far exceeds my original expectation.

The sound quality is very good, very clear sound, awesome bass, stereo effect okay because the unit is not very wide. You get better sound quality with WiFi then when using Bluetooth. They do not have Pandora on their app so I cannot use the remote for selections & I cannot pair two units to get a good stereo sound, when listening to Pandora, very disappointing, Note: Pandora has improved there service tremendously in the last year, awesome service. AIWA eos 9 will let you pair their units very easily using Bluetooth when listening to Pandora. Also the unit does not go into standby mode when no music is playing you have to remember to go to the unit to turn off after you stop listening each time, I big hassle, the AIWA does go into standby mode in about 5 minutes after you stop listening, very useful feature. I like the AIWA exos 9 a lot, very easy to use & the portability is extremely useful, it is by far the best battery powered speaker & better then almost all ac powered speakers, I just wish the deepblueSKY had Pandora on their app & would go into standby mode when not using. Overall the deepblueSKY sounds better, much lower bass capability then the AIWA, hard to chose between the two, if the deepblueSKY had Pandora on their app I would chose it.

It doesn’t matter what device I use or if it’s using wires or wireless connections. It always randomly cuts out. I emailed peachtree directly about this issue and they couldn’t even be bothered to respond to my email. They clearly don’t care about customer satisfaction whatsoever.

I did lot of research online for almost to month to buy something that was not costly, not takes much space, delivers punching bass and decent mids and lows, I even went to local bestbuy and other stores to listen to products but was not happy with any of them, then one day I decided to order this.... and man I definitely made the rt choice I realized the moment I opened up the box.... decent solid build quality, small size, and for music... 2 of my neighbors had issues that music coming from my house has lots of bass... hahaha .... that says it all... and I stay in an independent town house.... I went for the deepblue sky as it has better audio drivers.... you can count downside as it works only on electricity and doesn't support Bluetooth.... but that was not part of my equation.... best dollars spent so far.... thanks peachtree team for developing such exceptional product

I purchased 2 of the deepblue sky to use for left and right channel stereo. Sound is very good. It gets very loud if you need it to. I'm in a small space, so I dont know if there's any distortion at the highest volumes. At low to mid volume it sounds very nice for the money. It would be better if any of the apps you use for it supported SiriusXM.

I have never been so disappointed by a retail purchase in my life. I purchased the DeepBlueSky assuming it was the latest and greatest update to the DeepBlue speaker line. I unboxed it and plugged it in looking really forward to excellent music from my tablet and laptop only to discover that it does NOT support Bluetooth. WiFi or hardwired are your only choices. It would have been nice if Peachtree had clearly indicated that this device does NOT support Bluetooth UNLIKE THE PREVIOUS GENERATIONS of DeepBlue speakers. I immediately boxed it up and returned it.

Muzo app sucks. If I didn't throw box I would return. Total garbage. WiFi my a$$. I have been building networks since 90's and get this POS to stay connected.

Great speaker.Amazing sound. In my opinion way better than my Bose. Would be 5 star but had some issues connecting with Muzo player app