Customer Ratings & Reviews

Using as office speaker. Not bad but had better expectations. Alexa works well. Great if you get a deal on it and not full price.

product will syncn with my soundbar but doesn't turn on automatically with the TV like the soudbar does. You have to manually turn it on each time. Sounds is a 10, love the thump and crispness of the speaker. but the user friendly factor is a 4

Looks and sounds great. Easy to pair via the app or air play which is a plus when having guests who want to share music.

Excellent small speaker. Easy to set up and integrate with existing Sonos ARC system

A bit heavy, but puts out an amazing sound and simple to connect to the rest of the family of sonos.

got this for a family member - easy set up with their other Sonos products

Great crisp sound. Not the loudest, but fine for a small room. Connects to Apple home and Alexa. Annoying to set up, you have to change your WiFi settings to connect it

The sound quality is amazing. It easily syncs with the ray bar.

Love my new speaker very good sound quality! Great for my apartment when I host events.

I like everything about this device all reviews were accurate it is a pretty product look at and very easy to operate

Works perfect, great product by Sonos. Will be buying more of these products

Wow! The sound that comes out of this is amazing. I am far from an audiophile, but even I notice the difference from a "regular" speaker. I am taking 1 star off, not because of the speakers, but the Sonos companion app. It's not intuitive. After my husband has used the speaker for his music, i find myself fumbling around the app trying to get my music to to connect to the speaker.

Great sound. Bought 3. 2 surrounds and 1 for the kitchen. Once they were set up and sorted out, game changer. Full balanced sound throughout my apartment. These are the way to go if you don't mind a little set up time in the app. You want simple buy a wired system.

Great sound and easy to install. Would highly recommend.

It’s Sonos. Good quality sound from this and links easily with the other components

Not a worthy upgrade unless you can point to a specific feature you have to have. If you plan on just using this as a speaker via the Sonos app or airplay, find the previous model on sale or close-out. The price is…high. Too high for what you’re getting. This is basically the latest iteration of the same off-the shelf AIWA stereo we grew up with for $100. Little smaller, little better sound. Sonos software is…Sonos software. It can be difficult to add speakers and if it errors, expect headaches. It can be slow to load and frustrating. Conversely removing a speaker is unnecessarily difficult. Like with so many products, Sonos really wants you to use their app. The app…doesn’t need to exist. The reality is most of us use one streaming service…which has an already good app. Many of us probably already have Spotify, Amazon Music, or Apple Music for free through some promotion anyway. If I use Spotify and Apple Music, once again I don’t need them combined in a slow clunky app when I can easily just switch between the two on my phone and use airplay instead of fighting through menus. I have to wonder if Sonos stopped with the app and fired the developers, maybe this product wouldn’t be so overpriced. Fantastic for AirPlay. Easy and quick to connect with only a few occasional connectivity issues. It is mounted on a shelf at about 6’ up on my 3-car garage/home gym wall. Even with the doors up the sound is good (not excellent or very good) and there is some bass but it struggles at times. It fills the space well and gives good energy (what you want for a gym). The sound can be muddy and the bass will struggle as some songs (rock and rap) are too much for the built-in sub. While the previous iteration may not have tried to go as low, it didn’t suffer from this issue. It happens at least once an hour I cringe as the speaker strains and crunches. I will occasionally switch to my Apple BeatsPro mid-workout and compared to the Sonos, they sound like a $10,000 audiophile’s dream system. I can not imagine spending $300-$1,000 on a SONOS subwoofer when the highs and mids are this muddy. You will be better served with a couple bookshelf speakers, sub, and a receiver with airplay or even an Echo Studio with subwoofer. Obviously this isn’t a high fidelity system and honestly Sonos, and Bose, need to stop selling these as “superior sound in a small footprint.” This is “great sound in very small footprint.” Perfect for a home gym, personal office, or a voice assistant with better audio clarity. Rather than picturing an individual bathing in the sound as they count the chords in perfect clarity of their favorite instrumental track, this is more of a teenager bouncing around blaring bubblegum pop on a budget.

Awesome sound and nice addition of Bluetooth. I think all Sonos systems should have had Bluetooth from the beginning.

great quality, good sound, easy set up, fits well on kitchen counter.

The speakers paired flawlessly with the Beam Gen 2 and the system sounds amazing.

I have Bose speakers and now these Sonos speakers. They both sound great. I purchased Sonos speakers to compliment my Sonos sound bar. While setting up the Sonos speakers, the sound bar and speakers that were already set up disappeared from my app. I had to factory reset all of the speakers and create a new system to get them back on the app. Selecting speakers and music on the app is pretty confusing.