I’m out at ISE 2023 with Amit from Lithe Audio, and we do a proper walk-through of their all-in-one speaker lineup—because this stuff is genuinely interesting if you’re trying to keep installs clean and avoid filling a house with amps and extra boxes. We start with their Bluetooth ceiling speaker: it’s an active, all-in-one unit with the amp built in, Bluetooth 5, and it’s basically “fit it like a spotlight” — just get mains power to it and you’re away. For simple spaces like a bathroom or kitchen where you just want quick Bluetooth audio, it’s a tidy entry-level solution. Then we step up to the Wi‑Fi model with Chromecast, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth, which opens up proper multi-room audio without needing a rack full of kit. After that, the Pro series adds hardwired data, a mini switch for daisy-chaining, and PoE++ power—so if you can’t get to mains but you’ve got Cat cable nearby, it’s a very practical option. The Pro range also ties into their low-latency “Wisa” ecosystem for wireless Dolby Atmos / Dolby Digital cinema, including a new Cinema Hub that acts like an AVR/streamer replacement. I’ll be honest: I was skeptical about wireless cinema, but after seeing it in action (yes, Top Gun was involved), it’s seriously impressive.