Sonos Era 100 - White - Wireless, Alexa Enabled Smart Speaker

I recently upgraded to the Sonos Era 100, and it has exceeded all my expectations. The sound quality is outstanding—crisp highs, rich mids, and surprisingly deep bass for its size. The stereo separation, thanks to the dual angled tweeters, creates a spacious listening experience even in a compact room.Setting up the speaker was a breeze using the Sonos app, and I appreciate the inclusion of both Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. This versatility allows me to stream music seamlessly from various sources. The addition of Apple AirPlay 2 is a great touch for Apple device users.The design is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly into my living space. I also value the privacy features, such as the physical microphone switch, giving me control over voice assistant usage.Overall, the Sonos Era 100 delivers premium sound, smart features, and a stylish design, making it a fantastic addition to any home audio setup.

Great little speaker. Got a pair for my surround sound system and they sound clear and defined in the low end! Got one more for my kitchen to expand the music around my house, and it’s awesome for a kitchen!

So disappointed. Speaker sounds fine. BUT you won’t hear it often as you will likely just abandon trying to listen to them because they aren’t worth the trouble. This speaker connects to my phone only sometimes at best. I bought two of these to play together. I can’t get these two to play simultaneously at all. I think I achieved that once. Actually, I can hardly even get one of these to play. My sonos app won’t just recognize these again after initially setting it up and each time I use this I have to restart it and reintroduce it to the sonos app like it’s brand new out of the box. And only one speaker at a time. Want to listen to your music? You can’t just do that. You have to restart the whole process of pairing them to your sonos app. Airplay works with these maybe 1 in 10 attempts. I didn’t realize Sonos speakers could sound good yet be so useless and incapable of operating. Wow amazingly frustrating. I have the Sonos soundbar and it’s awesome probably because it connects directly to the tv by way of hdmi cord so there’s no connection issues. I was going to buy the Sonos era 300’s but thank God I didn’t waste $800 on completely unusable trash. I’m sure they sound great, if you can actually play them without wanting to smash them like the printer on the movie Office Space. I won’t buy anything wireless from Sonos again. I am truly shocked as I thought this company made quality products. These are paper weights guys. Don’t anger yourself by purchasing these. I have spent more time trying to get these to work than actually listening to them. I’m actually getting mad writing this as it’s so absurd. I’d be annoyed with this product even if they were $35. I missed the return window messing around with these so long. How is this company this big and this brand so well known for speakers yet the product be so completely useless and defective? These should be recalled. Pay another $100 and get Homepods for pete’s sake so you don’t get a blood pressure problem fooling with this nonsense.

I already have 2 Era 100's and a Sub mini in my Family room. They sound fantastic. Some times I like to sit in my Living room and read, or meditate. But I would turn the volume up in the family room so I could hear those speakers. So I decided to get a third Era 100 for my living room. I put it on a small decorative shelf. I must say it is everything I imagined it would be. When setting it up I didn't know I could turn off selected speakers. This was a unexpected plus for me. So if I am in my living room I could just have the one Era 100 speaker play and vice versa. Or I could have all three and the sub mini playing at the same time. After having the 2 Era 100's and Sub mini for a couple of months now, I had forgotten how good just 1 Era 100 speaker sound. I did notice the two Era 100's paired with the sub sound more clear and crisp than the single Era 100's. That's because the Sub mini is using the low that the Era 100's would had normally played. Great concept in sound and speakers. I just turned the treble up a little bit more in the single Era 100 to get more highs. Sounds good. It's too bad Sonos doesn't allow for multiple Sub minis connected in the same group, it would be phenomenal. I had read somewhere that it wasn't cost effective for the consumer to buy 2 Sub minis when 1 Gen 3 Sub woofer has more output than two Sub minis. I say who cares Sonos? If a consumer wants to spend their money on a second Sub mini and put in in another room in the same speaker group it's their prerogative. If that's true then their business model doesn't make since to me. Set up was a breeze too. Because I didn't use a tutorial to set this up, it took me a few minutes to figure out how to select the speaker, because at first the single Era 100 didn't play although it was connected. But the setup was a breeze. Very easy. I may get another Era 100 (this time used) and put it in my kitchen and I'll have sound throughout all of downstairs. I've been fortunate to not have problems with the app, unlike many others. I am very impressed and satisfied.

Although very expensive, this speaker sounds great! I have three of them.

Connecting to Apple Music through smart TV and Sonos ok but delay in music timing between speakers is annoying. Sonos app interface is still poor. Should allow better Apple Music connectivity. End up using Apple Music App instead, much better than Sonos software. Good sound quality for small speaker, decent bass.