Formation Bar ($1,199) – Nine optimized drive units provide a wide soundstage including a dedicated center channel, so you always feel like you’re in the center of sound action. Formation Duo ...

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Bowers & Wilkins has been relatively quiet since its acquisition by EVA Automation in May 2016, bringing just a few new products to market since then. That changes in a very big way today with B&W’s ...

Bowers and Wilkins just released new lineup of whole home wireless audio speakers. Dubbed the "Formation Suite", B&W are setting their sights on SONOS - but with a twist. Read on to find out how.

A dead ringer for Apple’s HomePod (and priced to match, apparently), the latest mesh speaker in Bowers & Wilkins’ pricey, high-end Formation line supports AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, and Bluetooth. It ...

Earlier this year, Bowers & Wilkins released its super high-line of wireless multiroom speakers, named “Formation,” and the big thing with them, other than being beautiful and well designed, was that ...

Bowers & Wilkins today unveiled a new Formation Suite of high-end home audio products with support for Apple's wireless streaming protocol AirPlay 2. The new line includes five wireless products at ...

When Bowers & Wilkins announced its Formation line of wireless speakers, it was clear they were designed to be a conversation piece as well as a speaker. But that doesn’t mean they’re form over ...

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British audio equipment maker Bowers & Wilkins is expected to release its first AirPlay 2-enabled receivers in the near future. A pair of new Bowers & Wilkins receivers named Formation Audio and ...

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