What do you compromise by opting for the entry-level Sonos soundbar, and is it still worth considering? Here's our review of the Sonos Ray.

The Play:5's replacement, the Sonos Five, is a superb main speaker. Can it do no wrong?

Should you upgrade your original Beam? Or should you consider the second-gen Sonos Beam over the excellent-but-pricier Sonos Arc?

Is the Sonos Ikea Symfonisk Picture Frame worthy of a space on your wall? Here's our review.

One of the smallest speakers in the Sonos portfolio means the SL will be perfect for some.

The Sonos Beam soundbar is compact, but it delivers expansive performance. From our experience, this small soundbar is a winner.

Alexa and Google are capable of plenty, but what they can't do is tell you what the Sonos One is like. We can though. Here's our Sonos One review.

With the Playbar released over eight years ago, a replacement is long overdue. Behold the Sonos Arc - a Dolby Atmos soundbar for a new generation.

One of two portable Sonos speakers with Bluetooth - although the size and weight doesn't make it ultra-portable. Should you buy it over Sonos Roam?

It's pricer than your average Bluetooth speaker, but it isn't your average Bluetooth speaker. Should you buy it? Yes. Why? Let us explain.

This bookshelf speaker from Sonos and Ikea is the cheapest way to get your hands on Sonos' system and great features. But what's it really like?

With so much choice out there, is the Sonos Play:3 still worth considering if you can get your hands on one? Here's our review.

The Sonos Playbar is a fantastic piece of kit that really delivers on its promise of simplicity and quality. Here's our review.

The Playbase might be late to the soundbase party, but it's what the party has been waiting for.

The Sonos Sub makes an excellent addition to the Sonos system despite it's high price tag. Here's our review.

The Sonos Ikea Symfonisk Table Lamp Speaker has the same internals and features as the Play:1, whilst also doubling up as a lamp, but what's it like?

With the Sonos One available alongside the Play:1, is the Play:1 still worth considering for those looking to start or add to their Sonos system?

Back in 2015, Sonos introduced a new Play:5 speaker; a refreshed and entirely redesigned successor. Is it everything it should be? Here's our review.

Flexson, a company specialising in Sonos accessories, has introduced ColourPlay to the UK, a simple way to change the colour schemes of Sonos speakers

Sonos has updated its iPhone and Android controller apps bringing with it a new look and new features including universal search. We've been playing w...

Sonos has updated its Mac and PC software, bringing with it a number of new features and a complete overhaul to the user interface. Pocket-lint has be...

When Apple announced a new streaming technology for the iPhone and iPad called AirPlay, many wondered how that would affect Sonos, a company that has

One of the biggest problems with the Sonos multi-room music system is that there is no docking solution allowing you to quickly share other people's m...

We'll cut to the chase, the Sonos music system is one of the best music systems we've experienced here at Pocket-lint, not just because it sounds good...

We make no qualms about Sonos here at Pocket-lint. We think it's an excellent system that allows you to listen to your music from a single source in m...

There is no doubt about it, the Sonos Digital Music System is impressive. The trouble is getting your music from your computer to your Sonos music sys...

The Sonos Bundle 130 Digital Music System is a bundle of connected music devices that allows you to enjoy music in up to 32 rooms all controlled via a

Before we go any further we have to tell you that we love the original Sonos system, the ZP100. Awarded as Best Home Entertainment Gadget of 2005 by u...

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