Vifa
Danish audio brand known for Nordic-designed portable wireless loudspeakers such as Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo, Reykjavik, City and Stockholm.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Vifa is a Danish audio brand whose products are described as being for anyone who values exclusive design as much as great sound, with Nordic design as a distinct characteristic of its audio products. Its product line includes portable wireless WIFI and Bluetooth loudspeakers named Helsinki, Copenhagen 2.0, Oslo, Reykjavik 2.0, City and Stockholm 2.0. The brand states that its new Nordic series audio launched in 2014, and that with in-depth knowledge of transducers and electroacoustics it has expanded into a number of audio markets, developing a range of professional and commercial audio systems.
History
Vifa states that its new Nordic series audio launched in 2014. The brand describes itself as having become one of the most authoritative and influential top audio brands in Denmark and even in the world by virtue of its profound technology accumulation in the field of audio and its critical attitude towards sound art. With its in-depth knowledge of transducers and electroacoustics, Vifa has expanded strongly into a number of audio markets, developing a unique range of professional and commercial audio systems.
Products and positioning
Nordic-designed audio products for people who value exclusive design as much as great sound.
Helsinki loudspeaker
A small, compact portable wireless loudspeaker with a powerful battery, Bluetooth connection and a leather strap; its fabric was woven by Danish textile designer Kvadrat and its leather strap crafted by Swedish leather manufacturer Tärnsjö Garveri.
Oslo loudspeaker
A loudspeaker with rounded shapes, embroidered volume buttons at the front and a wool cover; it received the iF GOLD AWARD for its outstanding design.
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