Room Filling audio in a large high ceilinged Living room. Music for parties, or just background music for daily listening is no problem with a pair of play:5 wireless speakers set up as a stereo pair.

This thing is next level! I'm not an audiophile but the play 5 is very impressive! I started with the play 1, moved on to the play 3, then got a play bar and sub. The sub and play 5 are my favorite pieces because they perform better than anything I've ever heard. The play 1 for the money is up there as well.

I'm quite impressed with this speaker. What a great little package. No sub needed. Quite impressed.

Smooth sound in stereo pairs

Sonos provides the best build quality and top sound quality. Sonos seems to be riding the crest as this streaming app improves in reliability and ease of use. I don't mind being a guinea pig as long as it gets top notch and responsive support. Thanks.

I have 3. One in my garage one in my foyer(vaulted) one in our bedroom. Working outside with garage door open is fantastic.

Play 5 stopped working, but even after a few years Sonos replaced the product with a new updated version. You won't get that type of service from other competitors. Great service and the new play 5 sounds even better than the old version. 5 stars

Play 5 stopped working, but even after a few years Sonos replaced the product with a new updated version. You won't get that type of service from other competitors. Great service and the new play 5 sounds even better than the old version. 5 stars

Is it really wireless? No, but very close. I downsized from a full-blown two-channel system with numerous components, a dozen interconnects and a huge footprint. Now there are two speakers, one turntable and a grand total of four wires, of which three are for power, which I'm able to completely hide. And it all fits on my shelves at the fireplace. Yes, it's a grand for two speakers. But they're more than speakers. They're your network connection to all your music. They're your amplifiers. And they're your direct connection to your turntable with one simple wire. The sound quality is quite good. One app connects to my networked computer with all my digital music, my favorite radio stations and my music services. Plus, you can control the bass and treble from your phone, along with volume of course. Not something you can do with any channel setup I've ever had. The Play5's are essentially always "on", and recognize when you put a record on the the turntable and will immediately switch to it, even if accessing other music from a digital source. Pretty cool. If you would have told me five years ago this would be my system today, I'da said you were crazy, but here I am. And I'm very cool with it. Musical simplicity worth every penny.

Is it really wireless? No, but very close. I downsized from a full-blown two-channel system with numerous components, a dozen interconnects and a huge footprint. Now there are two speakers, one turntable and a grand total of four wires, of which three are for power, which I'm able to completely hide. And it all fits on my shelves at the fireplace. Yes, it's a grand for two speakers. But they're more than speakers. They're your network connection to all your music. They're your amplifiers. And they're your direct connection to your turntable with one simple wire. The sound quality is quite good. One app connects to my networked computer with all my digital music, my favorite radio stations and my music services. Plus, you can control the bass and treble from your phone, along with volume of course. Not something you can do with any channel setup I've ever had. The Play5's are essentially always "on", and recognize when you put a record on the the turntable and will immediately switch to it, even if accessing other music from a digital source. Pretty cool. If you would have told me five years ago this would be my system today, I'da said you were crazy, but here I am. And I'm very cool with it. Musical simplicity worth every penny.