Sonos All-New Smart Speaker With Alexa (Black)
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Sonos All-New Smart Speaker With Alexa (Black)
$549.00
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| Current Price | - | January 10, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $499.92 | October 12, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $499.92 | October 12, 2024 |
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Sonos All-New Smart Speaker With Alexa (Black) Description
- Start and control your music with your voice. Amazon Alexa built right in
- Play songs, check news and traffic, control your smart home and enjoy all those other helpful Amazon Alexa skills using a single Sonos speaker
- Ask Alexa to play music from Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and SiriusXM. Listen to hundreds of other streaming services with the Sonos app
- Connect wirelessly with other Sonos Home Sound System speakers to play music in any or every room
- Enjoy surprisingly rich, room-filling sound from a smart speaker
Sonos All-New Smart Speaker With Alexa (Black) Specification
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Sonos All-New Smart Speaker With Alexa (Black) Reviews (12)
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Walter Koehler –
I bought these to go w/ our new Sonos arc sound bar. The quality of the sound…OUTSTANDING. We also own the Sonos Playbar & 2 Sonos 1 speakers, (used in another room). All of our Sonos pieces are OUTSTANDING. Highly recommend them.
T. Pilehvar –
I assumed when I bought these tha any music I could play on my phone could be played through the speakers, but not so.
Within the SONOS app, you have to set upgthe sttreaming services you use.My Pandora account works fine, for instance: when I bring it up in the SONOS app, I see the “radio stations” (artists) I’ve already set up. but I stream classicl music with iDagio, and you do not get full fuctionality. For instance, using natie iDAGIO, if you want to listen to Beethoven’s Fifth, you can search (browse) for it and choose from various recordings, e.g.,Leonard Bernstein and the NY Philharmonic, Karl Ohm and the Vienna Philharmonic, and so on idagio’s “browse feature is not available within the SONOS app. i had already figured out that you can’t get you TV audio to come through these speakers, but it’s still an annoyance. How tricky can that be with smart TV?
DB –
Bon produit, le sont est moins exacte que nous avions penser mais globalement fonctionne bien,
Coté moins pratique, on ne peut pas utiliser Youtube et il faut Spotify Prenium pour utiliser spotify, donc dans tout les cas il faut payé encore si on veut pouvoir mettre les chansons de notre choix.
Agent_Cooper –
These great sounding speakers are beautiful but also disappear into the room they’re placed in, which is nice because speakers should almost never be decorative centerpieces. The sound is deep without booming and crisp without being shrill, all with room-filling volume that never seems to clip. The sound does skew “basey” for talk radio, but is perfect for jazz, rap, rock, and 80s pop. My one complaint (this is on Amazon, not on Sonos) is that Alexa integration is incomplete. The device does not allow “drop in” and cannot be grouped in the Alexa app. As I understand it, Amazon restricts this functionality at the moment, and understandably so. I imagine that the Sonos One already eats into Echo sales, and full integration would only worsen the problem. I never imagined myself being a “Sonos Guy” but this initial foray into their ecosystem is changing my mind.
Luis e cruz –
Absolutely love Sonos! I recently splurged and bought two Sonos Ones and two Plus:1’s to replace an Echo/external speaker setup that I had in my house. Many people complain about not being able to stream over bluetooth to the Sonos but having come from that world, the way Sonos uses Wifi is so much nicer, especially if you have multiple devices that you want to be able to control the music from. I use Alexa pretty often but mainly the stock services…I don’t use many of the 3rd party skills…so I can’t comment on how the skills work or don’t work. But I will say that the Alexa functionality on the Sonos One is on par with what I experienced on my Echo Dot. Sensitivity seems to be pretty much the same, speed of responses the same, etc. I also see complaints about the Sonos app…personally I really like it. They make it very easy to create playlists that contain a mix of music from a variety of different sources. But there are also plenty of 3rd party apps that will work with Sonos so if you don’t like the free one, try one from a different vendor. The only thing I wish it could do would be to work with Siri instead (or in addition to) Alexa. But that’s Apple’s fault I guess…overall I couldn’t be happier with Sonos!
steve edgar –
Easy setup and intuitive app make for an awesome wireless speaker system.
steve edgar –
Work well & good sound.
Chukc –
Doesn’t work
Joe Arquilla –
What can I say: these actually live up to all the reviews. Paired in stereo, wall mounted in a large front room they disappear and sound sound pretty amazing. However, not perfect. Alexa Voice commands with these can be tricky. I find myself shouting at them playing low volume music. If you keep the voice interaction simple and or use your phone, you should be fine. There is also not a very seamless Spotify integration that is evident here. All works, but not smoothly. Lastly, these little speakers were expensive. Are they worth it. Yes. I now have a single solve for home audio. Do they sound as good as your old stereo / receiver. No…but provided a sub ($700??!!) and a sound bar ($400??!!) and maybe a play 5 ($$$) to add to the mix. I think they will be suffiant. Note: Do not expect high volume, bone crushing bass here. Aside from that the speaker build is top notch. I even dead dropped one by accident. Solid, & unscathed.
So, I you don’t mind spending some money, I definitely recommend them. These are excellence.
Mariel –
because its wifi and not bluetouth you are able to listen to music without worrying if your phone is to far or if you get a phone call you music will not be interrupted also you can play different kinds of music in different parts of the house if you wanted to all controlled from your phone your can’t do that with a bluetooth it has EQ & you can turn on or off any speaker in the house all from your phone
pops –
I use them for my surround-sound, with my arc sound bar. The Set up was done in less than 15 minutes. The instructions were clear AND so simple. Plug and play. The separation of sound around the room is breathtaking. I would recommend them.
pops –
Excellent speakers. They paired very well with the ARC soundbar we already had.