Your speaker deserves better than Bluetooth, FM and a thumb drive
It can reach internet radio all over the world. Raywav adds all of that in a minute — no special ports required.
WI-FI STREAMER
Make any speaker a streamer.
Think of it as a WiiM Mini that hides inside your speaker’s USB port — plug it in like a flash drive and it plays on its own. We are not fussy about hardware either: amplifiers, portable speakers with a USB slot, radios, trolley speakers — if it plays a USB stick, we support it.
One stick wakes up one speaker you already love — streaming in under a minute.
- FORM
- USB-A · 12g
- LINK
- Wi-Fi 2.4G
- UI
- Browser
Scan to control.
Opens a browser page on your phone. That is the whole UI.
THE GAP
Great speakers, but no streaming.
Give the speakers you already love every streaming service and the world’s radio — without buying a new smart speaker or running cables.
Your phone shouldn’t be a relay
The Stick pulls the stream straight from the source — no relaying through your phone, no resampling along the way. Same speaker, cleaner sound.
Wasted hardware
A $400 speaker should not become e-waste because it lacks Wi-Fi. Give it a stick instead.
CORE FEATURES
Small stick. Serious audio.
Everything needed to turn a speaker into a Wi-Fi streamer — packed smaller than a thumb.
NETWORK01
True Wi-Fi streaming
Joins your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and plays from the internet — streaming services and radio, not Bluetooth.
FORMATS02
The formats it plays
MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, M4A/MP4, plus HLS (m3u8) and PLS for internet radio.
POWER03
Self-powered, plug & play
Draws power from the USB-A port. No separate brick, no driver, no setup wizard. Plug it in and it is live.
CONTROL04
Scan to control. Plays on its own.
Scan the QR code and a control page opens in your browser. After you hit play, the stick keeps going on its own — you can put the phone down.
STREAM05
Plays on — with or without your phone
Once playing, the stick pulls the audio stream straight from the source rather than relaying it through your phone. Skipping those relay hops avoids repeated resampling and re-encoding, so less sound is lost along the way.
SD06
SD card
Pick tracks from an SD card and build playlists — not just play in order or shuffle.
NAS07
NAS on your network
Search NAS drives on your home network and play them over SMB or DLNA.
CUSTOM08
Add your own stations
Add any station you like — paste a stream URL from the internet, or point to one on your home network. Internet or LAN, both play.
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps. No rewiring. No new gear.
No app download. Just plug, scan, pick and play.
Plug it in
Insert Raywav Stick into the USB storage port on your speaker or amp — the port that plays a USB flash drive. It draws power from that port — no separate adapter.
Scan
Scan the QR code on the device with your phone. The control page opens in your browser — no app to install.
Pick content
Choose from music platforms, internet radio, an SD card, or a NAS on your home network over SMB or DLNA.
Press play
Hit play on your speaker. The sound comes out. Then put your phone down.
SOURCES
Services you can play.
Tidal, Qobuz, and JioSaavn, plus internet radio, podcasts, an SD card, and songs on your NAS over SMB or DLNA. Streaming services use the subscription you already have.
Available in your region
Also works with regional services elsewhere
WHERE IT PLAYS
The speakers you already own.
If it plays music from a USB stick, it can play Raywav. These are the setups.
FAITH
Religious content
The audio you return to every day — Quran recitation, daily prayers, Christian liturgy — on the speakers already in the home, shop, mosque or church.
Home · Shop · Mosque · Church
RADIO
Internet radio
Local stations, stations from across the border, and dialect stations. At home, in the shop, or where FM never arrives.
Home · Shop · Beyond FM
OUTDOOR
Outdoor & gatherings
Weddings, markets, classrooms. Streaming, radio and your own music through a trolley speaker or a portable one.
Trolley speakers · Portable speakers
HOME
Home audio
Living room, study, or the mini system you still like. Streaming, radio and your library, on those same speakers.
Living room · Study · Mini system
Anywhere a USB stick already plays:
- Pull-rod speakers
- Portable multimedia
- Home audio
- Shop & restaurant audio
- FM radios
- Church / mosque / classroom amps
The USB port must play music from a flash drive. Charge-only ports marked Power Only will not work.
COMPATIBILITY
Works with these brands.
Among the brands below, amps and speakers that play music from a USB flash drive work with Raywav.
Not compatible? Full refund.
- Compatibility promise
- Free worldwide shipping
- Same-day dispatch
- PayPal · Buyer protection
- Denon
- Yamaha
- Onkyo
- Marantz
- Pioneer
- Sony
- Panasonic
- JVC
- Kenwood
- Technics
- Integra
- Harman Kardon
- NAD
- Cambridge Audio
- Rotel
- Arcam
- Bose
- Dynaudio
- Magnat
- Teufel
- Canton
- Philips
- LG
- Samsung
- Sharp
- Toshiba
- TEAC
- Nakamichi
- Aiwa
- Sherwood
- Grundig
- Lenco
- Blaupunkt
- Dual
- Hama
- Medion
- SilverCrest
- renkforce
- Klipsch
- Electro-Voice
- Behringer
- Mackie
- Peavey
- Samson
- QSC
- Emotiva
- McIntosh
- Anthem
- Luxman
- Accuphase
- Parasound
- Outlaw Audio
- Rega
- Wharfedale
- Monitor Audio
- Revel
- Sunfire
- MOON
- Primare
- Fosi Audio
- SMSL
- Topping
- SABAJ
- Nobsound
- Aiyima
- Douk Audio
- Dayton Audio
- Lepai
- Monoprice
- Insignia
- Donner
- Pyle
- Dynavox
- Auna
PRODUCT GALLERY
The Raywav Stick, up close.
USB-stick-sized hardware, a clean browser UI, and the speakers it brings back to life.
SOCIAL PROOF
What owners say.
Here is what early owners have to say.
5 out of 5, from 3 reviews
★★★★★
Plugged it in, scanned, and my regular speaker was streaming in a minute.
★★★★★
Internet radio from all over the world — no phone in the middle. Open it and you're listening.
★★★★★
Sound is noticeably cleaner than Bluetooth from the same speaker.
SPECS & COMPATIBILITY
The details.
- Form factor
- USB-stick sized, 12g
- Dimensions
- 60 × 25 × 9 mm (2.36 × 0.98 × 0.35 in)
- Power
- USB-A 2.0 data port — no extra power supply
- Power draw
- 5V, 500mA (USB 2.0 max)
- Wireless
- Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, 802.11 b/g/n
- Control
- Phone browser via QR scan — no app install
- Local files
- SD card: pick tracks and build playlists. Search NAS on your LAN and play over SMB or DLNA
- File formats
- MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, M4A/MP4; internet radio HLS (m3u8) and PLS
- Music sources
- Tidal, Qobuz, JioSaavn, internet radio, podcasts, SD card, and NAS on your LAN (SMB / DLNA)
- Custom radio
- Add any station by URL — internet stream or a station on your LAN
- Output
- Plays through the USB storage port on your speaker or amplifier (the port that plays a USB flash drive)
- Certifications
- CE · WEEE · EAC
QUESTIONS
Before you ask.
What is it for — do I push to it, or does it play on its own?
It turns a speaker you already own into its own streaming speaker. Plug it into the USB port that plays a flash drive, and that speaker gets streaming services, internet radio and your own library. Both ways work: the Stick plays on its own (it fetches the stream itself, so your phone is only the remote), or you push music to it over DLNA from a phone or tablet using a controller such as BubbleUPnP or Air Music.
Can I use it around the whole house?
Yes — put one Stick in each speaker you love. The living-room stereo, the kitchen radio, the shop system: each becomes its own streaming speaker, controlled from any phone browser. No hub, no subscription, no rewiring.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Scanning the QR code opens a control page in your phone’s browser. After you start playback, the stick keeps playing on its own.
Does it need its own power supply?
No. It is self-powered from the USB-A port it plugs into.
Which Wi-Fi band?
2.4 GHz. Streaming and radio need an internet connection. Phone and stick should be on the same Wi-Fi to open the control page.
Which file formats?
MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, and M4A/MP4, plus HLS (m3u8) and PLS for internet radio. On an SD card you can pick tracks and build playlists. You can also search NAS drives on your home network and play them over SMB or DLNA.
Which music services and radio?
Tidal, Qobuz, JioSaavn, internet radio, podcasts, an SD card, and songs on your NAS over SMB or DLNA. Streaming services need their own subscription.
Which USB port should I use on my speaker or amp?
The USB storage port — the same one that plays music from a USB flash drive. Charge-only ports marked Power Only will not work.
CONTACT
Let’s talk Raywav.
Wholesale, distribution, or a question about your stick — reach us on the channel that fits you.
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