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- #88,674 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
- #33 in Wireless Multiroom Digital Music Systems
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Jim Edvardsson
Reviewed in Sweden on June 9, 2024
We had two Sonos One SL before and wanted two additional. Unfortunatly we had to pay double price for these ones since Sonos has stopped selling them in our part of the world. The reason we didn't simply get the new series is because they do not have an "SL"-version (that is, without built-in microphones).Sound quality is superior, and you get clear audio even when listening at low volume. Worth noting is that you cannot connect these directly to your TV or similar, you need a soundbar for that. Also, the Sonos App can be a bit confusing at times. Overall, the sound quality is excellent and the hardware feels premium. However, it lacks a bit in functionality.
van der Made
Reviewed in Germany on November 25, 2024
Super Sound
Eduardo Lozada
Reviewed in Mexico on January 9, 2024
instale 3 para mi bar con subwuffer y me dio un excelente sonido, la aplicación muy sencilla de manejar.
ChristopherRobin
Reviewed in Canada on August 12, 2021
The perfect addition to my Sonos surround system. Arc + base + ones
Jesus Nicolás González Ramírez
Reviewed in Mexico on July 20, 2021
Excelente producto, tuve algunas dudas y me dieron servicio rápido y eficiente, me ayudaron y resolvieron mi problema. Gracias
Brian R
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020
I use a lot of Apple products. My last wireless speaker product was from Bose, and while the sound quality was fine the product itself only supported wireless through bluetooth, not Apple AirPlay. I struggled with the usual bluetooth issues -- random disconnects, distance issues, device synchronization and I frankly got fed up and stopped using the product.I was a bit leery before purchasing the Sonos product. These speakers are not cheap and I was afraid of (again!) waisting my money.Short version is that these are not a waste. They take a few minutes to set up using a separate app from a mobile device. They then sync up perfectly with any Apple devices that support AirPlay. You can then stream to these speakers wirelessly from your phone, pad or computer. The speakers stay connected without random disconnects, because they rely on wifi and/or cable, their range is whatever range you get from your network. (I can stream from one end of my house to the other, and the Sonos speaker stays perfectly in sync with any other device I have connected to the same stream.) And they have a reasonable sound quality for the price.I don't know that you'd want to move these around much, but you can -- size and portability is also good.My only problem now is figuring how many to buy. Not just because I would be nice to have these in multiple locations, but also because you can configure these to run in groups.
Mr Niceguy
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2020
Alright alright. I'm due for another AMZN review. Can you tell I'm a big bad stock trader now? This time, we're talking Sonos (SONO for my WallstreetbetsLP crowd). We talking teams? YEA BOI WE ARE.Investing in a set of Sonos has been one of the best decisions I've made since moving into my new shanty apartment in NYC.I bought two of the Sonos One SL's and have them wired up in my apartment. These things can fill up the entire place with the vibes. For sure. Now now, I know what you're thinking. "OF COURSE THEY DO. YOU LIVE IN A SMALL NYC HOBBIT HOLE. ANY OLD SPEAKER COULD FILL IT WITH SOUND." And you'd be right, so I guess you win there....But these things do fill it with amazing sound, have a cool tuning feature to dial in the right EQ mix, are sold at a great price point, can be bundled together with other Sonos for entire home sound, and they connect directly to Spotify. Plus they are super lux/sexy and easy to install.Now I wouldn't be objective without discussing the con's. I alluded to this before, but the Sonos app is a true piece of GARBAGE.... So, if you're a Spotify user, just circumvent it by connecting directly. Likewise, you can Apple AirPlay for any other audio, though the lag time is pretty brutal (HEY FIX THIS). Actually the lag time is super slow across the board, so if you're trying to get cute as a DJ or have musical Tourettes (changing the song all the time), these will definitely frustrate you and make you look silly.In all? Buy em, never look back. Then just keep buying more. Just for the love of God, don't use the Sonos app once you've set the speakers up.
RK
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020
Fantastic speaker for your home. This little thing really puts out quality sound, gets plenty loud and handles most of what you throw at it quite well. If you follow the instructions, setup is easy. Especially if you primarily use AirPlay, it works consistently well and provides a quick easy way to play your tunes. If not, using the Sonos app works decently well but is not as convenient, still, it can connect to a ton of music services and it’s relatively easy to operate nonetheless. So, overall, sound quality is 5/5, ease of use, 4/5 because not everyone has apple products. It’d be nice if you could get more than just black and white color (I think I saw one time they had a limited supply of other colors, though). The SL model is the same as the regular Sonos One without microphones built in for Alexa and Google Assistant. So it’s perfect if you don’t want either of those always listening to you OR if you just want to create a stereo pair. As a pair you do not need both speakers to be Ones as you only need one to have a microphone. As a stereo pair, it sounds even better than just one speaker by itself, but from experience you need to have a good amount of space to justify that (the speaker sounds great by by itself for a good radius of a several hundred square feet at least so if you have a small room it should be plenty) I used a pair in a family room in a small house and the pair was overkill, still sounded great but not much better than just one by itself. If you have a bigger house maybe over 2500 sq feet, a pair would be perfect for a larger living or family room in my opinion. If just a bedroom unless it’s massive, should be plenty.
Harris Norton
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2020
After many years of wanting a Sonos system I finally jumped in and purchased 3 of the Sonos One SL speakers. We aren’t big on the voice command stuff so the SL was perfect, especially at the holiday price of $150. We can still connect it to the Alexa system and use voice through Alexa and the Airplay is excellent. The app takes a little getting used to but once I played around with it, I had it under control.Setup was a breeze and I did have a big problem at first with sound dripping out constantly, but it turned out to be my router needing a little shift. Now it works perfectly and again, I can always use AirPlay if needed.I love these speakers. I used the TruPlay and tunes them all to the rooms they are in which makes all the difference. No need to mess with EQ, which I am famous for. It tunes the speakers perfectly for the rooms. The sound is perfection from such a small speaker. I’m honestly a Bose guy and I considered getting their speakers, but I’m. VERY glad I chose Sonos.I plan on getting more for other rooms and for setting up stereo pairs, hopefully I can afford a Five and possibly one of the soundbars soon.Can’t say enough great things about these. I’m very happy with my purchase and highly recommend them to anyone on the fence or looking for multi-room sound.
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