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Compare the Denon Home WiFi speakers

Denon Home 600
Most powerful speaker
Thanks to the 8 drivers, of which 2 subwoofers, you can enjoy powerful sound with a deep bass.
- You can easily use the speaker in a multi-room setup thanks to HEOS Built-in.
- Thanks to the 8 drivers, you can enjoy the most powerful sound.
- You can enjoy spatial audio thanks to the 2 upward-facing speakers.
- Listen to the deepest bass thanks to the 2 built-in subwoofers.
From
699,-
View the Denon Home 600 here
Denon Home 400
True Dolby Atmos
You can enjoy spatial audio thanks to the 2 upward-facing speakers, so movies and series sound vibrant.
- You can easily use the speaker in a multi-room setup thanks to HEOS Built-in.
- Thanks to the 6 drivers, you can enjoy powerful and full sound.
- You can enjoy spatial audio thanks to the 2 upward-facing speakers.
From
499,-
View the Denon Home 400 here
Denon Home 200
More spatial audio
You can hear more depth in the sound thanks to the stereo sound reproduction, so music sounds more realistic.
- You can easily use the speaker in a multi-room setup thanks to HEOS Built-in.
- Thanks to the 3 drivers, you can enjoy full sound.
From
349,-
View the Denon Home 200 here
Denon Home 150 NV
Simple speaker for music
Due to the mono sound reproduction, the audio sounds less spatial.
- You can easily use the speaker in a multi-room setup thanks to HEOS Built-in.
From
229,-
View the Denon 150 NV here

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What's HEOS and what can you do with it?

HEOS is the wireless audio platform for Denon and Marantz products. You can use this to connect multiple speakers that support HEOS to each other. That way, you can create a multi-room setup and listen to music throughout your house. Choose to listen to the same music or a different song per room. You can easily control all speakers from 1 app.

Personalize your sound

In the HEOS app, you can adjust the intensity of the height and side channels of the Denon Home 400 and Denon Home 600. You can turn up the volume of the side channels when the speaker is in a large room, for example. This way, you can ensure the audio sounds spatial throughout the room. When the speaker is in a space with a low ceiling, you can lower the volume of the height channel. That way, the sound doesn't reflect toward your position too loudly.