How far off are wireless audiophile speakers?

They've had wireless headphones for years, and they still haven't come up with any to satisfy the customer, even with just headphones.

FWIW, I can't picture Wilson going wireless, at least on their serious speakers. They isolate their crossovers from vibration. I know it's common to hear noise just tapping the board in an amp. Maybe B&O might give it a shot, if they already haven't.

Though it would probably be more practical with ss than tubes, at the prices Wilson charges, I think they could engineer a way.

I hope far, far away!

Of course, there will be tradeoffs as with any new way of doing things. I understand the vibration damping, etc. But, if properly designed, I feel the vibration issue would be the least of the problems. Good point about the wireless headphones.

I would think it has the potential to exceed the performance level of even the best cables. The only real downside is that it has no audiophile appeal. If as a group audiophiles reject the advantages of active speakers, then active speakers with built-in digital converters and wireless connectivity won't even get consideration. It's a shame.