🔊 Sonos One (Gen 2) Two Room Set: Voice Controlled Smart Speaker with Amazon Alexa Built in (2-Pack White) Review

The benefits of it include: Excellent choice for a system that serves multiple rooms. Strong acoustics. The support of Spotify. Some cons: The description is a single column, thus everything is included there. But if you are aware of the purpose of taking it, then this is not a drawback for you.

Despite these being genuine Sonos speakers, claims of full Alexa integration are misleading. The speaker only supports native Alexa features like Smart Home. Pretty much every third-party skill that supports the regular Echo isn't supported by these speakers. Even abilities that you can add manually don't work on command. The speaker just sits there, listening, and then nothing happens. The Sonos user forums are also full of complaints about it. It's disappointing that Sonons released such an…

Summary: Sound: Decent. Room-filling, especially for two - music streaming: easy - voice assistant: mixed. Alexa is good at everything. Google Assistant for Android is good. For IOS - good luck. The One was easy to get out of the box. Starting with IOS, I was able to quickly launch the Sonos app and link it to my favorite audio streaming service. Pairing an LR with another One is also easy. Playing music is easy. The sound was pretty good until I played some bass heavy tracks and then not so…

Received 2 Sonos One from Revain yesterday. $379 for 2, no shipping, no sales tax - saved about $50 compared to what I would pay at my local Bestbuy store. I downloaded the Sonos app to my wife's phones and my Android. Setting up the app was done through the menu and all I had to do was answer a few questions and let the app do its thing. I connected the speaker in the living room to the speaker in the bedroom so they play the same music at the same time. That was the main reason I bought it…