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I have reviewed many earphones, headphones and wireless speakers over the years, but for some reason have never managed to review a Sonos device. I thought I would rectify this my reaching out to them, and was given the PLAY:3 to review. Now I know what y...
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When it comes to wireless audio streaming Sonos sets the benchmark. The company has been the top multiroom dog for over a decade thanks to its consistently good products and ease of use. But there are some aspects of the Sonos system that warrant improvem...
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digitalmediaandit.com Updated:
2017-01-12 04:01:08
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Apart from these issues I do really like the Sonos devices, the audio is crisp and clear without any corruption or cut outs in the audio and the PLAY:3 has a superb bass to it. I was surprised at how good the quality is for internet radio and that even wh...
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The Sonos Play:3 is a surprising small wireless speaker that can make more than it's fair share of noise. Boasting crystal clear sound and a wide-range of playback options, including Spotify and Rdio integration, the Play:... read more...
Despite how polished both the hardware and software side of the Play:3 are, it unfortunately lacks versatility. If it weren't for the omission of Line-In and Airplay, I would have easily replaced by current Airplay setup with a Play:3. The sound quality...
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The Sonos Play:3 is a surprising small wireless speaker that can make more than it's fair share of noise. Boasting crystal clear sound and a wide-range of playback options, including Spotify and Rdio integration, the Play:... read more...
Despite how polished both the hardware and software side of the Play:3 are, it unfortunately lacks versatility. If it weren't for the omission of Line-In and Airplay, I would have easily replaced by current Airplay setup with a Play:3. The sound quality...
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When Sonos launched their original product line in 2005, the market for networked audio was barely recognisable as such. The idea of an entire line of products that depended entirely on a computer to function seemed slightly risky at the time. Fast forwar...
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Sonos Play:3 – AirPlay alternative Wireless audio has come of age in 2011, with new AirPlay-equipped docks and micro systems appearing on a seemingly daily basis. Sonos, of course, has been making streaming stereos since the dark ages (well, 2005), but...
Can the latest gadget from the wireless streaming pioneer compete with its AirPlay-packing rivals?...
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It might not feel like it, but has been around for quite a while. Perhaps the reason it always feels fresh and vibrant is because the company is constantly evolving.A recent rebranding exercise has resulted in the Play:3, which brings with it an all n...
Impressively musical, disperses sound well, flexible over positioning, free control apps...
Requires a wired connection or an optional extra, dedicated remote is expensive...
The only other caveat is that Sonos' dedicated CR200 remote control is an expensive extra, but given that a whole system can be controlled via brilliant, free apps that are available for PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices, we don't see that putting off many...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2017-01-12 04:01:08
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Stuff magazine Mon, Oct 31 2011, 10:34PM Wireless audio has come of age in 2011, with new AirPlay-equipped docks and micro systems appearing on a seemingly daily basis. Sonos, of course, has been making streaming stereos since the dark ages (well...
Adios, wires, Surprisingly tasty sound...
All that tech comes at a cost...
Easy to install, sounds great and won't break the bank. Top marks all round...
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Sonos wireless music systems have always been deeply desirable but they have also always been rather expensive. Now Sonos has released a one-box player aimed at those of us who don’t own our own Caribbean island. Boom box To be honest, the £259 asking...
Sonos has at last built a wireless music box for the less well-off - and built a rather good one too. The Play:3 is physically small enough to be easily sited in any lounge, office or bedroom but produces a big enough sound to act as a primary stereo...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2017-01-12 04:01:08
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Previous Sonos devices have used a dedicated handheld wireless controller that had its own screen and an iPod-style scroll wheel, both of which made searching for and playing music much more pleasant than on most streaming devices, which tend to have p...
Great sound quality; small and unobtrusive; easy to set up...
Spotify navigation still fiddly; needs a smartphone to work...
The new Play: 3 finally makes Sonos (relatively) affordable – and quality is great...
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Sonos is a brand long synonymous with high-end wireless audio, carving out its own comfortable niche in home audio by offering multi-room wireless solutions that are easy to use and available to buy off the shelf.Sonos is now hitting the mainstream wit...
Very impressive sound quality; stream millions of tracks directly from the device...
Limited to Sonos' wireless network, $419...
If you are looking for state- of-the-art sound quality mixed with the ability to have millions of songs at your fingertips, this is the system for you. The Play:3 is the most seamless wireless networking solution I have ever tried. Sonos does become an...
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The Sonos Play:3 is a network speaker that can accept audio inputs from a wide range of sources. The setup is modular, meaning you can buy one Play:3 at first and add to your Sonos range later via a ‘bridge’ unit that links additional speakers. Althoug...
The Sonos Play:3 is a really impressive network music player that is ideal for music fans with smaller homes to fill with sound. Though the need for a separate Bridge unit bumps up the price a smidgen, for £300 you have an incredibly flexible music sys...
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SONOS PLAY:3 Review – I’ve heard about SONOS speaker systems for so many times in the past but this is my first chance to have the opportunity to experience and review their products. All I knew was that you can set-up as many SONOS wireless speakers a...
SONOS:PLAY3 speaker is compact, portable, yet has a high quality output. The listening experience through it is simply amazing. The setup is pretty easy even if you have multiple SONOS:PLAY3 or other SONOS speakers in your disposal. You can hook them u...
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techradar.com Updated:
2017-01-12 04:01:08
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Sonos has been leading the wireless multi-room music revolution since before anyone really knew what wirelessly streaming music was.The idea being that you can stick a speaker in every room and wirelessly play your digital music tracks on any or all of...
Easy to use, Excellent free apps, Cheaper than its predecessor, Compact, Lots of music options...
Lower sound quality than Play:5, Still quite pricey, Software could be better...
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Although there's no doubt that Sonos is the best multi-room audio system you can buy, the downside has always been price. It's something that the company has tried to address over the years, and now with the Play:3 you can get Sonos for less than £300...
Excellent sound quality in a small package, the Play:3 is a good introduction to Sonos and a good way to expand an existing system...
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Sonos, the company that creates home-wide wireless streaming music systems, has released the Play:3, a powered speaker that incorporates nicely into the rest of the Sonos family. With a Play:3 jacked into a router via an ethernet connection and the Son...
Nicely balanced sound; Easy to set up; Reasonably affordable way to start with Sonos; Plenty loud; Stereo or mono depending on orientation; Portable; Can create stereo pair...
Requires at least one Sonos unit connected to router via ethernet...
The Play:3 (in league with a free controller app and compatible mobile device) makes the Sonos experience affordable for a greater number of people. As evidenced by my other reviews of Sonos products, I'm completely sold. My guess is that when you hear a...
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The Sonos wireless music system is great. It allows you to stream music from the Internet be it Spotify tracks, the radio, or your own collection, in multiple rooms at the same time all controlled by your iPhone, iPad, Android smartphone or a dedicate...
Sounds great, able to stream stacks of music, small, available in black or white...
Need internet connection, need a smartphone for the controller, will most likely need to buy the Sonos Bridge to get the most out of it...
It sounds great, is easy to install, and small enough to enjoy in every room of your house...
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Flexson, a company specialising in Sonos accessories, has introduced ColourPlay to the UK, a simple way to change the colour schemes of Sonos speakers and other kit to spruce them up or match your home. With the Sonos Play:1 being a massive success story...
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Sonos has been leading the wireless multi-room music revolution since before anyone really knew what wirelessly streaming music was.The idea being that you can stick a speaker in every room and wirelessly play your digital music tracks on any or all of th...
Easy to use, Excellent free apps, Cheaper than its predecessor, Compact, Lots of music options...
Lower sound quality than Play:5, Still quite pricey, Software could be better...
The Play:3 is an excellent multi-room option and brings the Sonos system slightly closer to the realms of the common man's bank account; worth saving up for? We think so...
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Sonos is famous for its wireless multi-room speakers but it can be hard to know which one is best for you. We explain everything you need to know about Sonos including the app, controller, music services, features, reviews and more. Founded back in 2002...
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