Customer Ratings & Reviews

3 months in and I really like this product. It has allowed me to pair my sonos speakers with my inhouse speaker system and the sound the two produce combined is awesome. There is no timing differences between native sonos speakers and speakers connected to the amp, its been reliable and was easy to setup. Overall I highly recommend

Works well with the pioneer receiver I purchased that Sonos ready. Easy to set up. Easy to use

The SONOS port helped me add a pair of speakers ( the surround rear) to my tele vision which has a play bar and a subwoofer. The set up was easy and intuitive; and the sound of the wired surround rear speakers is coordinated and adds to the front sound without a hitch.

Good design. Easy to use. Inexpensive compared with Pre-amp.

This is my second port added to a system with 3 amps. I chose this because I wanted to have a standard component receiver. It was easy to set up and has been reliable.

Great solution for blown out Zone 2 on my Denon A/V Receiver. The Sonos Amp is an easy, plug and play solution that allowed me to connected play music through my outdoor speakers without having to purchase another A/V receiver. My Definitive Technology outdoor speakers actually never sounded better — the Sonos Amp must be pushing much more power through to the speakers than my Denon AVR x3200w. If you’re looking to add to your existing Sonos system or you want to use Sonos to play music through existing non-Sonos speakers and you don’t want the added expense of purchasing a separate A/V receiver, this product is for you.

Sonos is the best brand for Media Player. The Port is very easy to set up like all Sonos products and the price is justified by its sound and extra features. Incredibly easy to use and straightforward. In my opinion Sonos products are worth the price. It's pandemic time and I treated myself to an extravagance.

My house came with a system of speakers installed in the walls and ceiling of 5 rooms and a pair outside - it was a pain to use because the connected stereo didn't have good reception, the CD player was limited to 5 discs (and who buys discs these days). I would connect my ipad to a line in to stream some music, but even that was a pain - it would time out after a while. Once I got the Arc setup on my tv, I was curious if Sonos had something that would allow me to play music or tv over the speakers around my house. Discovered the Port could be connected to my amplifier to do this! Now I can stream music from the built in apps, from my music library, over airplay... I can even connect the setup on my tv (arc/sub/ones) to the house speakers and listen to the tv all over the house. This is a super easy solution to update existing speakers if you already have an amp. I can even connect a record player to it, but I think I will get a sonos Play 5 to connect to that, then it will have its own speaker as well as being capable of integrating into the house speakers.

So happy Sono made a new device for us to use to connect all our speakers in the house.

I am able to easily play my turntable and a cd player to any of my Sonos speakers throughout the house. I missed the experience of vinyl and cd albums. There’s just something about having a physical disk or record that makes the experience of listening to music…well, an experience. Maybe I’m just nostalgic and dating myself. But I do love it. I stream music too from the app but this opens my world up that much more. I love Sonos products. I hope this doesn’t become obsolete like my connect gen 1 that I don’t know what to do with.

A bit expensive but works like a charm. Easy to setup and really good for sound distribution via existing multi channel amplifier or a Blue tooth transmitter for headphones. I hope Sonos will provide in the future an inhouse headphone solution. Until then.... We have an workaround.

Exactly what I needed to expand streaming music through both wired and wireless at same time. Expensive but allowed me to utilize by in ceiling wired speakers with wireless throughout the house.

I have my Sonos Port media streamer integrated into my outdoor audio systems which includes the Sonance SGS 8.1 amp and speaker system, Sonos amp, 50" Insignia TV, Sonos Beam Gen 2 soundbar, and a pair of Polk Audio Atrium 8 SDI speakers. I primarily use the Port to stream my favorite Spotify and Pandora music lists/radio stations, although there are a ton of other streaming services available as well. The music streaming through my various speaker systems sounds incredible. Great little product.

I was looking for a way to hear my vinyl records on my home SONOS system and voila...enter the SONOS PORT. Got it hooked up in 15 minutes (a couple of false starts but I figured it out). Sounds great and I can control it from my iPhone app. Love it. I was able to purchase this as an open box from Best Buy online - was in perfect condition and I saved some money. I am totally happy with my purchase.

The streaming box allows me to synchronize my music inside with the music outside all through the app seamlessly. Recommend this product.

I have multiple streaming boxes to provide individual sources for each room in my house. Sonos boxes work perfectly.

Bought a home with 8 zones of in ceiling speakers. I was reluctant to purchase 8 Sonos Amps at 650 each so I got a 8 zone amp and added Sonos ports to 4 of them and older google Chromecast audios to the other channels. If Google still made Chromecast Audio I would have used them on all zones. This device us good and easy to setup but 450 a zone is a bit much.

After purchasing sonos stand-alone speakers I wanted to incorporate the Port for the rest of my existing home stereo, with subs. Like all sonos products, it works seamlessly and no issue. Only reason I give it 4 stars instead of five is the price. I waited a year, tried my apple TV box, bluetooth, and finally paid the ransom.

Works with all my pioneer stereo receiver to connect with my sono speaker in a different room. Sound is great.I like the idea that It starts the receiver when the sono is turned on by cell phone.

The lack of an optical in/out dates this technology. If you're commited to the Sonos ecosphere, the performance is acceptable as a streaming component. The price reduces performance satisfaction.