Four Room Set Sonos One SL - The powerful microphone-free speaker for music and more - Black

It's a four-pack of Sonos speakers. You likely aren't looking at a four-pack if you don't already know the quality of Sonos products.I have these four spread through my house. Dining Room, Kitchen, Bedroom, Office (the living room is serviced by a Beam Gen 2 and Sub-mini).Having whole home audio is one of the great quality of life improvements I have made.

So I bought 4 of these speakers and I have to admit they sound great. But they should for that kind of money.So Sonos is more than speakers, however I do not need any of the other products they provide.The one thing you need to know is that they do not work with range extenders. I found that out the hard way, wasted a couple of hours trying to get them to work unsuccessfully. The good news is the support person I talked to was aware of this and after a few questions had diagnosed the problem. Once that problem was out of the way setup was a piece of cake. Again, the sound is full and rich and

I have 5 sonos speakers in the set and have never been able to get all 5 to connect at once. One of them always loses programming. It takes a really long time to reset and set back up, just to stop working 5 minutes later. This was a really expensive piece of junk

So cool to have a whole home surround system playing as you walk throughout the house. I love that each speaker volume can be independently changed through the mobile app. That way, I can turn it up in a room that I am working in and allow the others to play at a lower volume. I also never get out of hearing range of my favorite songs.

Love em. Sounds is rich and full, sleek styling and works great with home assistant.

It's so sad to see a company go so astray. The speakers themselves sound amazing. I have 6 speakers in a restaurant setting and being able to control the volume is something basic that I didn't even think of.Unfortunately Sonos architecture doesn't play well with streaming services especially when playlists are involved. I spend so much time changing volume because there is no normalization even when the services like Spotify offers it. To make matters worse, the app update with cloud based architecture has introduced such terrible lag that the volume control slider doesn't respond and jumps b

I should have read the fine print. Sonos one speakers do not have bluetooth capability. They connect through a Wi-Fi network. The Sonos app requires Bluetooth and NFC to be enabled in order to find Sonos products, even though the product that you are setting up does not have Bluetooth or NFC capability. The setup is incredibly slow and laborious. It feels like I've gone back in time to 1990s internet speed connections. It's ridiculous that in 2021 a high-end speaker would be so difficult to set up. Also, Sonos one are music speakers only. They either stream music from an internet music service