Focal & Naim app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Naim Audio Ltd
First release : 25 Aug 2010
App size: 154.94 Mb
The Focal & Naim App is the ultimate remote control for your home hi-fi system, enabling you to have millions of songs at your fingertips. Enjoy instant playback through your connected Naim devices – from legacy products to the very latest releases - no matter what room they’re in.
This app also now supports the new Focal Bathys Bluetooth Headphones.
Simple and intuitive set up:
• Set up new devices seamlessly with the Naim set up process.
Orchestrate your music:
• Control all functions and settings of your devices remotely.
Fill your house with sound:
• Use the Naim multiroom system to stream your favourite music throughout the house or have a different playlist in each room.
Stream entire libraries of music:
• Playback to your Naim devices through a great number of sources such as Qobuz, TIDAL, Spotify, UPnP and iRadio.
Play your way:
• The straightforward user interface makes it incredibly easy to play, create playlists and adjust play queues while providing extended artist information.
Customise your experience:
• Adjust room compensation and display illumination settings for the Mu-so range
• HDMI-ARC autoswitching
This app works with all of the following Naim network-connected digital music players connected to a Wi-Fi network:
• CI-Uniti 102
• NSC 222
• Mu-so
• Mu-so Qb
• Uniti Core
• Uniti Atom
• Uniti Atom Headphone Edition
• Uniti Nova
• Uniti Star
• ND 555
• ND 5 XS2
• NDX 2
• UnitiQute 2
• UnitiQute
• UnitiLite
• NaimUniti 2
• NaimUniti
• SuperUniti
• ND5 XS
• NDX
• NDS
• NAC-N 172 XS
• NAC-N 272
Latest reviews of Focal & Naim app for iPhone and iPad
As soon as I click on "my device", the screen to access internet radio, etc pops up for a split second and then immediately takes me back to the set-up page. Anybody else have this issue? An expensive speaker and all I can do is stream Spotify.
It's been a while since I used the app, but am in a situation where I have to again. My home system a while ago, featured a Windows media server with 4TB of HiRes files. Although the Naim app controlled it ok (most of the time), it was far better to install JRiver on my media server and push the data to any device I wanted. The user interface was sooo much better on the JRiver remote app and it worked every time!