Big, detailed, and confident sound. Convincing spatial audio effect. Exemplary control app. Plenty of multi-room and multi-channel possibilities. Gawky looks. No support for Dolby Atmos via Tidal.

This review has not at all gone according to plan. And I am not mad about it. I’m a little late to the party, because, well, I kind of am! The new Sonos Era 300 speakers came out a couple of months ...

The Sonos Era 100 offers excellent sonics, refined design and one of the best streaming platforms for any speaker. The Sonos One has been my favorite Wi-Fi speaker ever since it was released in 2017.

Outstanding speaker for medium-to-large rooms Bluetooth, Wi-Fi 6, and USB-C port make it versatile Exceptional spatial audio Amazon Alexa voice control No Chromecast or Google Voice Assistant support ...

The more affordable Era speaker improves upon the Sonos One by nearly every measure and will likely find the same success and popularity among Sonos customers. If you buy something from a link, The ...

The Era 300 isn’t as straightforward to recommend as other Sonos speakers. There are too many variables. If you’re primarily going to listen to music, you should really be a subscriber either Amazon ...

The Sonos Era 100 is the company’s entry-level smart speaker — it’s effectively an upgraded version of the One, which Sonos has discontinued but will continue to sell until it’s out of stock. As of ...