Customer Ratings & Reviews

These amazing little units produce such a rich sound...very surprising.

Sound on that little unit is fantastic. I love the alexa function.

I actually went back and bought another one. Alexa works great with sonos.

Love Sonos with Alexa. Only problem is once who hook it up to WiFi, if you want to bring it somewhere else, you have to set it up all over again.

Speakers have great sound. Love the Alexa app that comes with the system.

Great sound. Not a lot of base but compliments the Sonos Beam very well. Would have been a 5 rating if unit was a little better priced.

great speaker....great sound...understands Alexa requests quite accurately.

This is the ultimate. The sound, built in Alexa. It does it all.

These speakers will spoil you. Highly recommend the sonos lineup

Love these Sonos - have 6, and will add several more to complete the house

I bought this for myself over Christmas and I love the speaker I want more.

Primarily purchased to get the Alexis system. The Sonos speaker is excellent though the Alexis system is not as accurate as the Google home.

Great starter smart speaker and solid Sonos quality sound to boot.

Hello Everyone The negative reviews are a bit over zealous IMO. Sonos advised of the Sonos One limitations at launch with promises to add more music services and voice assists in the coming months. One also has to assume that commands will improve as well. I own both the Echo Dot and Google Home and both are finicky at times. Nuf said on that so here's my impression of the Sonos One. I picked -up my pair of Sonos One's on release date 10/24/17. I'm a current user of Sonos products (i.e. Play 5_2nd Gen x 2 / Play 3 x2 / Play 1 x 2 / Sub x 2 / Sound Bar / Boost / Connect x 2). I provided my equipment information to qualify my statement that setup of the Sonos One's was very easy; as quite a few pre-release reviews indicated that setup was rather involved. I didn't find that to be the case and that's probably due to my familiarity with Sonos speakers and accessories. That said…for those of you considering buying the Sonos One as your first Sonos product here are a few tips: (1) Download the Alexa App first and setup your account. By doing so, setting up Alexa in the Sonos One will go a lot smoother. (2) Download the Sonos App (it won't recognize anything until you plug-in the Sonos One) (3) If you are going to setup The Sonos One as a wireless speaker (not connected via Ethernet) be sure that your routers 2.4Ghz band is broadcasting; as Sonos products prefer it. (4) If you have a weak Wi-Fi signal (reference where you are setting up the Sonos One) you may want to consider incorporating the Sonos Boost ($99) and using the Sonos Mesh network. (5) Visit the Sonos website for great information on how-to's for wired, Wi-Fi and Boost setup (6) Assuming you’ve passed Sonos Setup 101_you’re ready to begin setting up your Sonos One speaker(s). (7) Plug in your Sonos One (or both if you have two and intend using them as a Stereo pair), open the Sonos App and follow instructions. (8) After setting up the speaker(s)…Setup Alexa! Here's what I found setting up the Sonos One's in stereo pair… Alexa will respond over the speaker you are standing the closest too (left or right). When standing center Alexa in my tests defaulted to the left speaker. I have Google Home connected to my Play 5’s via line-in over Chrome Cast. Interestingly when the Sonos One’s are Grouped to a speaker or speakers in another room the Sonos One will pause and stop music via Alexa even though it was initiated via Google Home. You can learn about Grouping on the Sonos website. As with my Sonos Play 1’s music on the Sonos One’s sounds great if not slightly better (probably just my wishful thinking). Alexa aside the Sonos One performs with the same functionality as the Play 1 in every aspect which is really no surprise. All Alexa features worked as they should (I had an Echo Dot prior to the Sonos One). The market that Sonos pioneered is getting more competitive every day. Comparatively speaking there are probably better speakers sonically on the market as well. However, if Sonos keeps their promise (and they usually do) to add more features in the coming months for music choices and voice assistants...the Sonos One IMO will be the best wireless speaker on the market at its size and price point. Just FYI, I sold my three (3) year old pair of Sonos Play 1's for 67.5% of the original cost before tax. Not bad considering the Sonos One does not bond with a Sonos Play 1 (at least not today)

It has great sound, easy use, good vibes all around

The speaker with built in Alexa is amazing from sound quality to function

Easy to set up and pair with a sound-barons a second play-one

This speaker puts out exceptional sound. I could not be happier!

Sonos is amazing and with Alexa built in makes this speaker awesome.

Very good quality sound than bose and other speaker. Strong recommend.