Please suggest a WiFi Streamer under $200

Klipsch makes two products that may suit your needs. The first one is called the Gate and is the cheapest at around $50. It will stream Tidal MQA as well as Qobuz hires. It does not have digital outputs so you are stuck with the on-board dac. 

The second option is the Power Gate @ $150 which is a streaming integrated amp. It does everything the Gate does except it has a 50 wpc class d amp and more inputs but again no digital output.

I chose the Powergate over the Gate because the Gate only has 3.5 mm pre-out vs the pre-outs on the  Power Gate  which are single ended rca types.

It sounds more analog to me than the Bluesound Node 2i it replaced in my system.

Thanks for the suggestions. I won't be able to put a TV monitor as my 2nd system is situated near the dining table/living room area and it would be an eyesore to have a small TV monitor there. I did take a look at the Blue Sound Node 2i. Is it possible to bypass its internal DAC? Another option is for me to sell my existing DAC and just get the Bluesound Node to minimize the outlay. It seems to be well-reviewed but I've seen some say that it sounds 'too digital' sounding.

The microrendu is $430 which is close to the price of the Bluesound, I prefer the aesthetics of the Bluesound better.

As for the Klipsch, I saw the Gate on Amazon and its similar to the discontinued Google chromecast audio but both have no digital outputs which is why I can't use either. The Klipsch powergate is out as well as I have a Marantz integrated amp in my secondary system which I like a lot.

I was hoping to keep the budget under $200 since I didn't need a DAC but it seems like I will have to stretch it as there's no workaround.

I am happy with the Grace Digital Encore.

Has chromecast built in(internet radio) with many radios stations.

Sounds surprisingly good by itself(at the office desk), having adequate bass at low volumes.

Recluse,

The Grace Digital Encore looks good however it’s a wifi speaker which I don’t need since I have speakers already.

I’ve recently been reading up on the Raspberry Pi although I’m quite the caveman when it comes to these things. Fun to learn about it though, anyone else using the Raspberry Pi with good results? Does it need a monitor for it to be used?

NP
The unit has surprisingly good speakers so it can stand alone.

The back of the unit also has rca outs in case you prefer that route.

I myself am looking for all options similar to the OP , especially streamers with the *most built in free radio stations* , classical preferred. Can go $200-600. This would be for home.

I hate monthly fees(blood suckers)! ;-/