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To be honest, we almost never use it, preferring to play music via Apple TV. Given how frustrating navigating through AppleTV’s music app can be, that’s a fairly damming statement about the Sonos – or should I say about the Sonos’ software, which is the real problem. Because the player doesn’t really fit into the ecosystem, you have to do things differently to use it, and well, we don’t. Continue reading “Tech: Sonos Play 1 – one year on”
Sonos sells itself on not just its sound quality but also on its ease of use. It’s lack of integration with Apple products is a serious weakness when you come to play music, but I found out the hard way that even once you’ve got it set up it’s not quite as flexible as you might think. Continue reading “Tech: Moving your Sonos isn’t quite as easy as you’d expect… (or Sonos vs. corporate WiFi)”
To my slight surprise it actually sounds pretty good – better than I expected, particularly for the price. Continue reading “Tech: Sonos Play 1 first impressions”