Hi-fi deal alert! Bowers & Wilkins’ 5-star wireless speakers are at their best price ever

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Hi-fi fan looking to get a cracking set of wireless speakers? Then forget what’s on Amazon and its Big Deal Days event, you need to check out this stellar Bowers & Wilkins Formation Duo deal on Peter Tyson.

The deal is live on the store now and lets VIP members pickup the wireless speakers for £1799, a massive £2200 on their regular price.

Not a VIP? Don’t worry, all you need to do to get access to the special price is sign up for a free account with Peter Tyson.

On the off chance you don’t want to open an account you can also grab them for £1999, which is in line with how much they cost at rival stores.

Bowers and Wilkins Formation Duo Active Speakers was £3999 now £1799 for VIPs on Peter Tyson (save £2200)

Bowers and Wilkins Formation Duo Active Speakers was £3999 now £1799 for VIPs on Peter Tyson (save £2200)

If you're a hi-fi aficionado looking to make the jump to wireless, you'll struggle to find a better option than the Formation Duo.

We first reviewed the Formation Duo in 2019, but they continue to be a stellar pair of wireless speakers for a variety of reasons.

First, as they remain a great sounding set of active speakers that will delight any hi-fi fan looking for a simple but elegant set-up. Whether it was streaming high quality WAV files from our NAS via Roon, FLAC tracks from Tidal, or basic MP3s from Spotify, we found the speakers delivered a nicely transparent performance with snappy timing and tight, authoritative bass.

Second, if you’re a hi-fi fan that likes your hardware to have some character, then the trademark design, which places a decoupled tweeter on top of the cabinet, is certain to appeal and will draw more than a few glances when you have people over – a fact our reviewers can confirm as they remain one of the first products people notice when going through our stockroom.

Third and finally is their excellent multi-room powers. If you already have other B&W Formation products, the Duo can communicate with them to deliver Sonos-rivalling multi-room capabilities using the company's proprietary wireless technology – which reduces any latency of playback between products to one millisecond.

This trio of factors make the Formation Duo a great option for serious hi-fi fans looking to build a wireless, multi-room set-up that doesn’t sacrifice audio quality. Hence our reviewers' conclusion:

“This is a great wireless product and nothing comes close to it right now. The Duos are deadly precise speakers with a speed of performance that makes you want to dig out tune after tune.”

On the off-chance the Formation Duo don’t quite tick all the boxes for you, make sure to check out our best speaker deals page and wider best wireless speakers guides for a wider selection of recommendations from our hi-fi experts.

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Alastair Stevenson
Editor in Chief

Alastair is What Hi-Fi?’s editor in chief. He has well over a decade’s experience as a journalist working in both B2C and B2B press. During this time he’s covered everything from the launch of the first Amazon Echo to government cyber security policy. Prior to joining What Hi-Fi? he served as Trusted Reviews’ editor-in-chief. Outside of tech, he has a Masters from King’s College London in Ethics and the Philosophy of Religion, is an enthusiastic, but untalented, guitar player and runs a webcomic in his spare time. 

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