You basically needed Sonos’s best and most expensive speaker, the Five or the Play:5 (its predecessor), as it was the only Sonos speaker that supported line-in. Otherwise, you were out of luck.

this allows for the most time for the Sonos product to optimize its sound. The Low setting has an audio delay of 75 milliseconds. It’s still a delay, but it’s far less noticeable. (I have my Play:5 ...

We’re still expecting Sonos to replace the Sonos Play 5 with an Era 500, but it hasn’t happened yet. The original Move was great, backed up by a five-star Stuff review. But with its new range of home ...

If you’re looking for a recommendation, your best bet is to start your Sonos system with a Play:5, the big brother of the bunch, and work your way down. We also have a soft spot in our heart for ...