Sonos Era 100 – An icon, remastered. Next-gen acoustics. New
Sonos Era 100 – An icon, remastered. Next-gen acoustics. New look. Now with Bluetooth®. Introducing Era 100. Hear what you've been missing. (Black)
Weight: | 2 kg |
Dimensions: | 12 x 13.17 x 18.35 cm; 2 kg |
Brand: | Sonos |
Model: | E10G1UK1BLK |
Colour: | Black |
Batteries Included: | No |
Manufacture: | Sonos |
Dimensions: | 12 x 13.17 x 18.35 cm; 2 kg |
I now own 3 of these and would really recommend them.
I put one in my man cave which sounded great but added a second speaker and stereo paired them, now they sound brilliant. Couldn’t be happie
Stylish speakers that partner the Sonos Arc and Sub really well without dominating either sonically or visually. Being wireless they do not require long cables under the carpet or around the skirting board.
This is easy to set up, the Sonos app is very simple. The sound is great on Apple or Amazon music and ok on lower quality like YouTube music. They sound great in a stereo pair, but if that’s what you needing just get the fabulous Sonos Era 300 it Atmos sound is room filling and is a fantastic speaker, but if you want the best for the money look no further than the Audio Pro C20, this is the best speaker it’s truly an amazing speaker. You would have to pay double just to beat it in the Naim Mu-so Qb 2nd Generation.
I’ve had all varients of sonos play1s so feel qualified to give you a good idea of what your getting, these Vs play 1 (all variants) crispier highs/puncher deeper lows/louder without distortion simply put they sound better but not by much don’t bother upgrading if you already have any previous gen play 1, defo buy if you are teetering between these and the cheaper play 1s, or you have a turntable as these have a line in via a usb c dongle (no you can’t use a cheap one only the Sonos one wirks, downsides as with play 1s mid range is a bit lacking, quality is amaxing, and they look premium. nearly Matches my 1000 hifi so Go ahead and buy them