Sonos announced the latest addition to its highly successful Architectural line – the 8″ In-Ceiling Speaker by Sonos and Sonance. Redefining the standards for architectural speakers, this elegant and easy-to-install speaker offers powerful, balanced, and crystal-clear sound. Scheduled for release in Autumn 2024, the 8” In-Ceiling Speaker will be priced at $1,599 AUD/pair.
Sonos proudly presents Move 2, their latest portable speaker that marries cutting-edge sound technology with environmentally conscious design. Boasting room-filling stereo sound, an impressive 24-hour battery life, and rugged, water-resistant construction, Move 2 is the go-to device for any occasion. When it first hit the market in 2019, the original Move set the standard for
Sonos, the industry leader in smart speakers, has launched its next generation of devices, the Sonos Era 300 and Sonos Era 100, which combine sound and design innovation. The Era 300 speaker is built to deliver immersive out loud spatial audio with Dolby Atmos, while the Era 100 is a remastered version of the Sonos
We’ve reviewed a few Sonos devices here at Craving Tech like the Sonos One, PLAY:5, PLAY:3, and PLAY:1 and they all sound awesome. While Sonos had released a few soundbars in the past, this is the first time that they are releasing a more compact version (and friendlier on the budget). The new Sonos Ray
Sonos Roam is a lightweight, portable smart speaker from Sonos. While I didn’t get a chance to review it, I bet the sound quality would be on par with the other Sonos speakers I have reviewed before like the PLAY:1, PLAY:3, and PLAY:5. And thanks to its built-in microphone, you can trigger Amazon Alexa or
Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a smart soundbar that has been upgraded from the previous generation with more immersive sound experience with greater depth and clarity. And if you like to watch movies a lot, you’ll be pleased with the new support for Dolby Atmos too.
For a while now, you can use Alexa-supported Amazon Echo speakers like the Echo Dot (which I’m still reviewing at the moment) or any speakers plugged into the Amazon Echo Link/Link Amp, or even the Sonos One speakers to play your favourite music via Alexa voice commands. You can say things like “Alexa, play Norah
Through a cool, Alexa update, you can now use your Sonos speaker as an announcement speaker. This really comes in handy if you have a large house, or a double storey house where you often have to shout to call everyone to come for dinner. With the new update, you can use Alexa to make
Sonos One Review – Sonos One is Sonos’ first smart speaker that has the Amazon Alexa digital assistant built in. Sonos ecosystem has already been thriving with a variety of bigger speaker models such as the Sonos Play:5, Sonos Play:3, and the recent Sonos Beam soundbar. For a Sonos fan who is looking for something
Sonos has just released a new soundbar, Beam, for your TV. Beam is a more compact and budget-friendly option (A$599 RRP) compared to the Sonos Playbar (selling at A$999) soundbar. It is also a smart soundbar which supports Amazon Alexa Voice control and Apple AirPlay.
If you are in Melbourne and have a dumb speaker lying around at home (i.e non-smart speaker), there is good news for you. Sonos Australia is organising a “Sonos Dumb Speaker Amnesty” event in Collingwood, Melbourne. The event will be held during the weekend of 2-3 June 2018 where attendees will get a chance to
Sonos makes great speakers with great design and sound. If you haven’t, check out our review coverage on Sonos PLAY:5, Sonos PLAY:3, and Sonos PLAY:1. However, a Sonos speaker is more than just a speaker. Sonos is a whole audio ecosystem of its own, which connects one speaker to another wirelessly with wide support of
