Breaking away from its tradition of streaming-focused products, WiiM is positioning the Vibelink Amp as the ideal companion for its Mini, Pro, and Ultra models.

StereoNET’s UK Editor, Jay Garrett, is on the ground at Bristol and has gotten an early look at the device, which is currently being demoed alongside the WiiM Ultra in Room 312.

Unlike previous WiiM products with built-in Wi-Fi and streaming capabilities, the Vibelink Amp is designed purely for amplification. It delivers 100W per channel (8Ω) and supports variable sample rates and bit depths, utilising premium components and advanced technologies to ensure high-fidelity performance. WiiM promises a “rich, pure audio experience” and has incorporated analogue and digital inputs, making it a versatile addition to any hi-fi setup.

While the Vibelink Amp doesn’t stream independently, WiiM envisions it as the perfect partner to its existing lineup. Users can pair it with a WiiM Mini, Pro, or Ultra to handle streaming duties, while the Vibelink Amp focuses solely on delivering robust, high-quality amplification. Aesthetically, the Vibelink Amp’s footprint matches the WiiM Ultra, making them a seamless duo for music lovers seeking functionality and design cohesion. The amp also features stylish speaker connection options, adding to its visual appeal.

Although WiiM has yet to release full specifications, the company has confirmed that the Vibelink Amp will officially launch in March 2025. Additional details, images, and specifications will be shared at that time.

Pricing for the Vibelink Amp is suggested to be will be around £319/US$400/AU$630.

For those attending the Bristol Hi-Fi Show, WiiM invites visitors to Room 312 for an exclusive preview of the Vibelink Amp in action.

Stay tuned for more updates as our team continues to report live from the show floor!

UPDATE

We have more Vibelink details here now that WiiM has officially released the new amplifier.

Visit WiiM for more information.

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Jason Sexton

Editor – Australia & NZ

Jason joined StereoNET in 2025 and now serves as ANZ Editor, bringing decades of experience in marketing, brand development, and specialist hi-fi retail. His listener-first approach delivers grounded insights that cut through the noise. Outside audio, he’s into cars, trail riding, 80s nostalgia, and guitar.

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