Look ma, no cables: this all-in-one Wi-Fi streamer, speaker and soundbar from a five-star audio company is hefty, but it might be all the modern hi-fi you need
Dali has introduced the Vega, an all-in-one Wi-Fi speaker, streamer, and soundbar. This device is designed to be versatile, allowing for both horizontal and vertical placement without the clutter of cables. The Vega will be available for purchase starting in September, with a price tag of $4,500.
- ▪The Dali Vega functions as a streamer, speaker system, and soundbar all in one.
- ▪It weighs 8.7kg and measures 68.3cm long, 33cm wide, and 20cm tall.
- ▪The unit features ten drivers developed by Dali, including four soft dome drivers and four low-mid frequency drivers.
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Audio Hi-Fi Wireless & Bluetooth Speakers Look ma, no cables: this all-in-one Wi-Fi streamer, speaker and soundbar from a five-star audio company is hefty, but it might be all the modern hi-fi you need News By Tom Bedford published 22 May 2026 Viva Las (Dali) Vega When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Dali) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Dali unveils new Vega Wi-Fi speaker, on sale in SeptemberWorks as a streamer, speaker and amp all in oneCan be used wirelessly, and affixed to different surfacesDoes Dali even want you to buy its five-star…
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