🔊 Sanus WSS51-B1 Wireless Speaker Stand for Sonos Five & Play:5 – Premium Aluminum Design for Vertical & Horizontal Orientations with Cable Management (Black) Review

Don't buy them! Looks nice enough, but 3 major flaws: 1) the speaker doesn't really stick to the stand unless you buy the dual foam separately; 2) When the speaker is on the stand, the weight is very tilted and top-heavy. You can easily hit him and knock him off the stand. Not suitable for those with young children or friends who drink; 3) arrived damaged.

Very happy with this product. Assembly was easy. All necessary parts were provided. The only downside is that the Play 5 only sits on the top plate. As other reviewers point out, some form of double-sided tape helps keep very expensive speakers in place. It would be nice if some of these were included. Aside from that one element, the coasters are very sturdy and not too bulky. Good job Sanus.

I have a Play 5 stereo and bought these stands to move the speakers away from the console in my living room. The stands are easy to assemble and the speakers sit securely on top by adding Command adhesive strips as suggested. The stands are well made from quality materials, nice and heavy as I would expect from these heavy speakers. I am very happy with this purchase!

Product has nice looks, good height and solid weight. However, one downside is that the Play 5 speaker cannot be attached to the stand. I followed their recommendation and used 3M tape, but for the price you don't need to tape the speaker. If children or pets bump into the stand, your speaker will fail. I placed the speakers horizontally. I can't think of any vertical placement that would seem very difficult without intending attachment. Any mount or even thin straps will do. Otherwise I like…

Nice looking horrible user design. The speaker isn't attached to the stand, so it's easy to knock it off. Look for the booth with the best design. Rating updated. downgraded it to one star out of two: the pedestal base is smaller than the Sono Play 5 speaker, and the Play 5 is very heavy so you have a heavy top rig to begin with. Also, the vertical portion is attached to the base with two screws, and it's difficult or impossible to tighten the screws enough to keep the vertical portion from…

Super gets angry! I didn't notice it but the top of the stand I received had a defect in a small sharp piece that I didn't notice when I installed it. When I tried to put my Sonos Play 5 on a stand with a 3m command strip that didn't come with the stand and has no other way of attaching the speaker to the stand, it scratched my speaker like hell. Sanus has to buy me a new floorstanding speaker with a defect in the form of a sharp piece of metal on top of the stand that scratched my $500 speaker

Shortly after purchase, all the hinges on this stand started to wobble slightly. announcer in it. I found that incredibly stupid. There are only small grooves for tiny rubber ribs on the underside of the speakers. It's literally anything that keeps your speakers from falling over. I happened to have a guest and I slid the speaker right off the stand almost knocking it over. The assembly is easy, the material is satisfactory. It's just not well thought out in terms of durability and protection…

After looking for cheap stands for my pair of Sonos Play 5 speakers, I ordered Sanus. I was very disappointed that I was confused and ordered a stand - at this price I wouldn't have ordered it once I realized it didn't go in pairs. As for the grandstands, it's good. , a stable stand, although I was surprised that the speaker just sits on top of it like any other speaker or stand. Had I known, I probably would have canceled the order. On the plus side, there's a groove for the power cable (and…