Apple’s AirPlay software is getting an update soon making an even easier and smoother experience for playing music between devices.

AirPlay allows Apple devices to connect between each other and speakers/receivers to send music or control your Apple TV. In an ever-increasingly connected world, being able to shoot your music straight from your phone to speakers with the tap of a button and no wires is becoming more and more vital for consumers. With the announcement of their new iPhones, Apple also revealed more about AirPlay 2 – an update to their connected, streaming software. Here we’ve compiled all of the receivers and speakers that will be getting AirPlay 2 compatibility.

Apple’s own brand home speaker, the HomePod, will of course be compatible. As will fourth generation Apple TV’s and Apple TV 4K, which can both be used as Airplay 2 targets with speakers connected through their HDMI’s. Lastly of Apple’s own products, the AirPort Express will also be compatible to stream through with speakers connected via a jack.

Bang & Olufsen

Bose

  • Home Speaker 500 — Early 2019
  • Soundbar 500 — Early 2019
  • Soundbar 700 — Early 2019

Denon & Marantz

Devialet

Libratone

Naim

Sonos