Kitchen Wireless Speakers

I have since added play 1 for the kitchen yes you pay the price but it works I have had a lot of wireless speakers this just works all the time

Use it in the kitchen the sound is superior compared to other speakers l have used in the past.

Lovely amp, ideal for kitchen/dining room set up with ceiling speakers.

This give a tremendous sound out for little speakers. They are great for the kitchen and the dinning room where I have them.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

It is a top quality piece of hi-if. I use it in my Kitchen to drive a couple of high quality ceiling speakers and a sub. No drop outs, lightning fast. Great for the family to play and share music and podcasts using Airplay2. If someone says "have you heard x? they can share it from their iphone, iPad or Mac there and then.

We have a small TV in the kitchen with tiny speakers that never really sounded good. The HomePod made a huge difference in all of the programming from news to films. Great sound across the spectrum. It took a small learning curve to get the Apple TV to sync since it is not the newest 4K model but it eventually worked although it lists the audio out to be "temporary" and it has to be reset from time to time.

Have a Play 5 in the family room, Play 3 in the Kitchen and a Connect in the living room to bring my Polk speakers onto the team - elevated the sound quality in the whole house 10 fold - have abandoned the Bose speakers I'd wired in the kitchen before. It's a little addictive - I can see other places I want to add some 3s and a 1

I have two Era 100 speakers in the kitchen. I wasn't sure if the Sub mini was worth the cost. I purchased it , set it up, and was surprised how it finished the sound in the room. I'm happy with the purchase.

Purchased a Play5 for the Study and a Play1 for the kitchen and am very pleased with both. The Play1 is a 'little belter' of a speaker and paired with another for stereo would produce a superb sound - but then two Play5s would be even better !! Piano, violin and similar instruments render beautifully and orchestral works put you right there in the concert hall. Some may claim that the Sonos speakers are a little brighter than those from say Denon's Heos range, but tweaking the bass and treble with Sonos's Equaliser (in Manage - Settings...), it's easy to adjust the sound to your personal taste. Hooked up the Play5 to my network/ethernet switch and my Windows7 64-bit PC via the in-line socket without any problems and the apps for the iPhone and iPad work well, as does the Windows app. The only minor niggle is that the apps aren't very intuitive when it comes to grouping/ungrouping the two speakers and setting individual volumes with a single or two different music sources. I am looking forward to many more happy hours of listening to classical and popular music - or other genres now everything is that much clearer.