Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound quality of even one speaker beats the pants off a Bluetooth setup. The product way exceeds my expectations

My first Sonos, the Play:1 took only five minutes to setup. The sound is fantastic (given its small footprint). I'm surprised by the quality of the low end and the spaciousness of the sound. I now plan on adding a second Play:1 for true stereo and I hope to buy a Play:5 in the not-too-distant future for another room in the house.

Sonos are great multi-room streaming speakers. They support all the popular streaming online music services with no need to keep the app running on your iPhone like with Bluetooth speakers. Sonos is very good about updating the software and firmware to support new services and features. Now with Alexa support and planning to support Apple Airplay 2 and Google in the future. These speakers do just about everything and keep getting better. You won't be able to buy just one.

We have a number of the speakers throughout our house and really enjoy playing our music with great sound and volume.

I'm extremely happy with the Sonos speaker. Easy to set up and use with Sonos app, and easy to move to other rooms when you need it!

I bought this unit as demo. I wanted to check out the sound. Why do such a thing for such an expensive device? Well, I also have bought into Samsung's SmartThings Home Automation/ Smart Home platform. I needed a compatible speaker so that I could do announcements for event based triggers. Seems expensive just for that purpose, but I figured this "demo" plus use in my home automation would be a good way to decide whether or not I want to continue to spend on this platform. I want to ultimately replace my tired small Sound Bar now that I've bought my first home and don't have to worry about apartment neighbors. I'd like something movable and flexible. This product seems to fit that bill nicely. PROS: - Great Sound. - Easy to setup provided you have supported devices to do it. - Works great with SmartThings (provided SmartThings itself is working LOL) - There is a good API. Since they won't be supporting Universal Windows Platform (a major CON), at least I can use TheHomeRemote to design a custom app to control my device (and potential expanded system). I will still likely need to keep a lousy Android phone around to do other admin stuff, however. I knew full well what to expect when I bought this unit. There are many limitations, but I wanted to see if I could live with them. Here are my perceived cons: CONS: - While WIFI mesh communication between units is great idea, I think I'd prefer still the option to stream to the "system" via Bluetooth. It's convenient, doesn't require a controller app, etc. I get it's not the same and certainly not what they intend, but it's how I feel. I don't want to ask friends and guests to install the controller app whenever they want to play some music, for ex. If not Bluetooth, then at least Line-In on all of their models to accommodate for this. - Controller app is required for basically everything. - Controller app(s) are rather cluttered and I don't believe is as smooth to navigate as it should be. - Controller app for Windows 10 (desktop/ mobile) is not in the works and is not being considered at-all at this time. This means if you're a Microsoft person, you better settle for Win32 or own an iPhone/Android device to do stuff. This is based on an official reply to community requests on forums 4/15/2016 see (https://en.community.sonos.com/controllers-software-228995/windows-10-controller-6730901/index9.html#post16005816) - With their somewhat recent reduction in workforce and refusal to support new and emerging OS (Windows 10, notably), I'm concerned that their refocused effort to compete with Amazon Echo (i.e. voice control) and the like, will mean a much quicker end to support for existing products. These are pretty expensive speakers to be worrying about support any time soon. I remember when I bought my first JamBox before they became big... not long after they became popular and decided to build bigger units, they just dropped support for updating my model (which was one of the selling points behind the unit for me in addition to super portable audio). I didn't cry too much, I got it a super promotional price at AT&T when they debuted. Final word: I'll be researching competing solutions before considering further buy into this platform. If you're an Apple/ Android user, however, this system does pump out some great sound.

If you looking for additional sounds in the bedroom and/or office grab the play:1 wireless speaker from sonos. It connects directly to your sonos system and you choose the your choice of music you for your entire house or by room.

I bought the speaker to put in my kitchen, in a place where I don't have much space, my Bakers rack. I couldn't believe how easy it was to set up and the sound is amazing. I highly recommend to anyone who is intimidated by technology, you won't believe how easy it is.

The Sonos worked great out of the box. 10 minutes to set up the app and start playing music. Sound quality is great from one speaker.

This speaker puts out good sound for its size and is even better for those already invested in the sonos ecosystem.

sonos speakers are easy to set up and add additional speakers- this purchase was to extend my sonos to another room

I've had several different systems to play music throughout the house over the years. Most were complicated and required professional installation. The Sonos system was so easy to set up and the sound quality is excellent (even in our "echo chamber" foyer). It's even easy to add additional speakers later. I highly recommend it.

These speakers are my second Sonos purchase, having previously purchased the Sonos 3. I purchased two Sonos 1 speakers for a den (15 x 17 feet sized room) and am very happy with the sound quality. Easy to stream music through Amazon Prime. Good base and mid range. Love the Sonos products, just wish they went on sale more often!

Easy to install. Easy to use. Great sound. What not to like? We used Sonos system for 3 years for our kitchen area where we spend a lot of time. Now purchased this Sonos Play 1 for our master bathroom so we can listen music, news, and sports radio when in the bathroom. Perfect and easy to control and/or sync via the phone app.

Challenging to set up initially. Some times the speaker stops playing when I’m using Alexa but I just run it back on. The sound quality is amazing. The look is modern and looks great in my professional office. I just wish the selection and pairing with pandora and Alexa and Sonos would be better

I didn't expect such good sound from such a small unit. We moved it from the kitchen to a section of the dining area/living room (apartment) and the sound did not get lost in the space. (disclaimer--you can't blast the sound in an apartment). Vast array of streaming choices and easy to set up. We also have one in the bedroom.

If your thinking of moving to Sonos, start with one (or two) of these babies. They sound fantastic for having such a small foot print. One will give you that. The reason I say "or two" is that having two will take you more closely into the "realm" of what this system affords you. A whole new way to listen to music! Just do it!

Sonos makes a terrific product. It is easy to set up and works flawlessly. I have installed a series of Play 1 speakers in my home and have been extremely impressed with the sound quality and versatility. In larger rooms you can pair two Play 1’s for true stereo sound. Highly recommended.

Sonos is a great system for people who want things to be easy and just work. I do wish it supported Bluetooth out of the box though.

The speaker is great. Bought a second one to use outside to keep the music playing inside and out when having visitors. Can sync and play the same music or different selections on both with different volumes if desired all from your phone. Others can log into your wifi and change up the play list as well. Great product.