Will this work on your TV? Like movies or Pandora? null

No, the Play 5 2nd gen has a 3mm plug but the Play 3 and Play 1 only work via Wifi with the Sonos app or Spotify if you have a premium account.

You have two options, one is to get the play bar which will connect directly to the tv. You can then link other Play 1, 2 or 5 speakers to it for surround sound. Or you can purchase a hub the will act as connection for the tv. The only thing is that the hub cost almost as much as the Play Bar speaker.

Yes and Yes. Yes for Pandora directly to any Sonos Device. I stream music from Pandora, iHeart Radio, SiriusXM, Apple Music, my computer, my iPad, Rdio, my home NAS Drive... Yes for your TV or entire stereo system via my personal favorite ... the Sonos CONNECT. You can take output of TV or a stereo system as in input to the Sonos CONNECT and play that sound anywhere you have a Sonos Speaker or Sonos device.

The Sonos play 1's 3's and 5's work great as standalone speakers, but in order to function with a tv signal they need to be configured within a group that includes the Sonos playbar because it has an optical input from the tv which transmits the signal to the Sonos system.

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No, the Play 5 2nd gen has a 3mm plug but the Play 3 and Play 1 only work via Wifi with the Sonos app or Spotify if you have a premium account.
Answered by Dwtire 9 years ago
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Answered by Jane 9 years ago
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You have two options, one is to get the play bar which will connect directly to the tv. You can then link other Play 1, 2 or 5 speakers to it for surround sound. Or you can purchase a hub the will act as connection for the tv. The only thing is that the hub cost almost as much as the Play Bar speaker.
Answered by eroberts67 9 years ago
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Yes and Yes. Yes for Pandora directly to any Sonos Device. I stream music from Pandora, iHeart Radio, SiriusXM, Apple Music, my computer, my iPad, Rdio, my home NAS Drive... Yes for your TV or entire stereo system via my personal favorite ... the Sonos CONNECT. You can take output of TV or a stereo system as in input to the Sonos CONNECT and play that sound anywhere you have a Sonos Speaker or Sonos device.
Answered by ejkessler 9 years ago
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The Sonos play 1's 3's and 5's work great as standalone speakers, but in order to function with a tv signal they need to be configured within a group that includes the Sonos playbar because it has an optical input from the tv which transmits the signal to the Sonos system.
Answered by Darkdraconis 9 years ago
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