WiiM has integrated specialist streaming service Presto Music into its WiiM Home app, giving users direct access to its classical and jazz catalogue across the company’s audio ecosystem.

The integration works with WiiM network streamers, amplifiers, smart speakers and home theatre products, including the WiiM Sound and Sound Lite speakers and WiiM Bar soundbar.

Listeners can browse and play Presto’s catalogue without switching between apps. The service launched in 2023 with about 200,000 albums, with selected recordings available in high-resolution formats up to 24-bit/192kHz.

Presto combines its catalogue with expert editorial content and detailed information intended to improve music discovery, particularly for classical listeners who may search by composer, conductor, orchestra or recording.

The service also operates a Fair Play initiative that pays participating artists based on the number of seconds their music is streamed, rather than treating every track play equally.

Presto Music has been expanding its presence across connected hi-fi platforms. It is already supported on selected Focal and Naim products, Linn streamers, Eversolo devices, BluOS-powered equipment and the Audirvāna playback platform.

New Presto Music customers can claim an exclusive three-month trial through the WiiM Home app. Users can find the service under the Music Services menu, select the trial option and follow the activation prompts.

WiiM chief executive Dr Lifeng Zhao said, “Adding Presto Music to the WiiM platform gives our users seamless access to one of the world’s leading destinations for classical and jazz, further expanding the open ecosystem that makes WiiM a powerful hub for music lovers.”