For those interested in the thoughts from this UK magazine.
https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/wiim-pro-plus
https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/wiim-pro-plus
WiiM Pro Plus review in What Hi-Fi magazine
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which pcb? 
Joking aside there is a positive consensus with some minor criticism from some of the reviewers about the bass. Eg. the reviewer here expressed it with the words "I would have preferred a more muscular presentation". They did not directly compared WPP to their favorite cambridge audio mxn 10 but they said to getter better sound you have to pay quite a lot more...
On the other hand this reviewer believes the pro plus possibly slightly surpasses bluesound node n130 in sound quality which was what hi fi's previous favorite that now is surpassed by mxn 10 according to what hi fi
Joking aside there is a positive consensus with some minor criticism from some of the reviewers about the bass. Eg. the reviewer here expressed it with the words "I would have preferred a more muscular presentation". They did not directly compared WPP to their favorite cambridge audio mxn 10 but they said to getter better sound you have to pay quite a lot more...On the other hand this reviewer believes the pro plus possibly slightly surpasses bluesound node n130 in sound quality which was what hi fi's previous favorite that now is surpassed by mxn 10 according to what hi fi
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I just read the review.
A couple of parts made me laugh.
"big, information-rich high-resolution audio file"
"A switch to a more prosaic 16-bit/44.1kHz file"
So.. a hi res file has more information than a 'cd quality' file, does it! (In the human audible range.)
Well, I do recall reading a what hi fi artical on digital audio that was, shall we say, less than technically correct.
A couple of parts made me laugh.
"big, information-rich high-resolution audio file"
"A switch to a more prosaic 16-bit/44.1kHz file"
So.. a hi res file has more information than a 'cd quality' file, does it! (In the human audible range.)
Well, I do recall reading a what hi fi artical on digital audio that was, shall we say, less than technically correct.
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