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Sonos is a premier American audio brand headquarters in Santa Barbara, California, known for revolutionizing home audio with its wireless multi-room speaker systems. Since its founding, Sonos has developed a comprehensive ecosystem of smart speakers, soundbars, and components that connect seamlessly over WiFi rather than Bluetooth for higher fidelity and range.
Their product lineup, which includes popular models like the Arc, Beam, Move, and Era series, allows users to stream music, podcasts, and radio from numerous services to any room in the house simultaneously. The system is primarily controlled via the intuitive Sonos app, offering features like Trueplay tuning technology to optimize sound for the unique acoustics of any space.
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Download the Sonos app for iOS or Android. Plug in your speaker, open the app, and follow the on-screen instructions to connect to WiFi and add music services.
The reset process varies by model, but generally involves unplugging the device, then holding the Join (infinity) or Play/Pause button while plugging it back in until the light flashes orange and white.
Yes, portable Sonos products like the Move and Roam, as well as the Era 100/300, support Bluetooth connectivity. Other models rely solely on WiFi.
Trueplay is a software feature in the Sonos app that measures how sound reflects off walls and furniture in your room, then fine-tunes the speaker for the best possible sound.