Wi-Fi CD players

Wi-Fi

— wi-Fi is originally a wireless technology that allows devices to exchange various types of data. In CD players, this technology is most often used to connect to local computer networks or the Internet and work with related functions such as audio streaming, DLNA or AirPlay (see the relevant paragraphs). A wired LAN interface can be used for the same purpose, but it is less convenient because it requires wiring.

In addition to working in computer networks, there may be more specific ways to use Wi-Fi — for example, remote control from a smartphone or tablet connected directly to the player.