Requesting recommendations for simple and easy to use music streaming devices

@switzer145 can you define simplicity.

-- something you can buy and sit in the corner and never worry about and upgrade as tech changes a simple one box controlled via an app

~$1000 Bluesound Power Node -

~$2500 - Marantz M40n

~$3500 NAD M10 v2 or  Naim Uniti

They are all one box systems that probably mean an upgrade in 10 years - i.e. a total replacement. The additional dollars will just give you better sound -- but thats all subjective. There's probably 20 options in that price range for a single box solution. 

Most people here would tend to separate their system into an AMP and Streamer / DAC separates which is a different ball game. If you want to do that route things are slightly more complicated as you will have two or more devices which have to work together but you can upgrade easier and ticker with the system more. 

@kiwiscott - thank you for your response. Simplicity for me is just what you said: sitting in the corner listening to beautiful music and not thinking about upgrades. (your warning about having to upgrade in 10 years is not something I worry about as I am 78 ((a young 78)). I am not, like most people on this forum, an audiophileI as I have neither the hearing nor the musical appreciation and understanding that most people here have. What I do love is sitting and listening to music such as scores from movies like Out of Africa, Cinema Paradiso, Gladiator, etc. Or vocals, mostly female, think Nina Simone singing Wild is the Wind. I could sit for hours listening to that kind of music.  But what I mean by “simplicity of operation“ is more than just not having to consider upgrading, it’s even simpler than that: I am, as I mentioned in my original question, terrible at operating technology. I actually have bought a couple of headphone amplifiers which I have not yet used because of that. (Eventually I will find someone to show me how to use them).
So I would likely buy the Naim Uniti Atom if I went with a one box solution, But I’m just concerned that because it has so many features it might be too difficult for me to operate. Additionally, I don’t need most features because I will only be using it to stream directly from the streaming services such as Tidal, Quobuz or Amazon HD  (I will not be using it for a phono,  CDs or streaming from my own files as I will have none). I have considered the Powernode because it seems to be the simplest, but my concern there is whether I would come close enough to maximizing the luscious midrange of the Graham LS 6 speakers. If it would that might my first attempted solution. The final choice would be to combine the Node (again because its ease of operation) or one of the other streamers suggested by others on this thread, and combine that with a good quality integrated amplifier which is where I probably am at the moment (subject to change in about a half hour).

Again, thanks.

If you’ve tried the BluSound Node then a NAD option would work the same. 
 

The problem with using a Blue Sound for anything else would be that it’s not a great DAC - when you combine it with a $2500 amp. 
 

Is there a dealer near you where you could take your speakers to demo them? If not, perhaps a dealer can come to you.