Sonos Era 100 – Black – Wireless, Alexa Enabled Smart Speaker
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Featuring next-gen acoustics and new levels of connectivity, Era 100 transforms any room with the finely tuned stereo sound and rich bass your music deserves. Easily play all your audio content using WiFi, Bluetooth®, and 3.5 mm line in.¹ Enjoy hands-free control with your voice.²
Powered by a 47% faster processor, the next-gen dual-tweeter acoustic architecture produces detailed stereo separation while a 25% larger midwoofer deepens the bass.¹
Place this speaker anywhere and everywhere you want to listen. The compact design fits beautifully on your bookshelf, kitchen counter, desk, or nightstand.
Stream from all your favorite services over WiFi. Pair a Bluetooth device with the press of a button. Connect a turntable or other audio source using an auxiliary cable and the Sonos Line-In Adapter.²
Go from unboxing to unbelievable sound in just a few minutes. Simply plug in the power cable, connect your phone or tablet to WiFi, and open the Sonos app.
With a tap in the Sonos app, Trueplay tuning technology analyzes the unique acoustics of your space and optimizes the speaker’s EQ. So all your content sounds just the way it should.
9 reviews for Sonos Era 100 – Black – Wireless, Alexa Enabled Smart Speaker
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Original price was: $199.00.$18.99Current price is: $18.99.
Chuck – The Tech Guy –
A great small speaker to give you high-quality audio in a smaller room
If you’re looking to add wireless speakers, etc. to your TV or other entertainment devices, Sonos is the way to go. Sonos is quite expensive, but you’re buying not only high-quality audio devices but also the flexibility of being wireless for sound and the interconnectedness of all the Sonos devices. The Sonos app recognizes all of your various devices and makes it easy for them to work together. You can assign devices to specific rooms or, if you want, set up a home audio network where music is played everywhere. The Sonos app also integrates access to Apple Music, Amazon Music, or just the Sonos music that they offer.For a home theater, starting with a Sonos soundbar opens the door for adding other Sonos speakers and a Sonos subwoofer. The sound bar, while using the Sonos application on your smartphone, will recognize other speakers and a subwoofer in the room. You also can configure the speakers to work separately, or they can be part of a surround sound system tied to the Sonos sound bar.The nice thing about each of the system audio components is that individually, you can touch the component (a speaker or soundbar for example) and control the room sound level, so you don’t always have to go to the Sonos app on your smartphone to do so.You can get great sound for your entertainment system without requiring a receiver and complicated wiring. Generally, you just need:• A power cable• An HDMI cable for connecting to a TV• Preferably an Ethernet cable so all the devices can work over your Wi-Fi network• The Sonos subwoofer can work wirelessly, without requiring an Ethernet cable connection which is optional
minigandhi –
Solid Upgrade From Old Sonos Speakers
Great sounding speaker. We upgraded from some original Sonos Play speakers. While they were still doing a great job we wanted the benefit of stereo sound since a number of our speakers are the only speaker in the room. There’s a noticeably better sound to these speakers than the original Play speakers. I do wish they had traditional buttons instead of the touch buttons, so you don’t accidentally keep changing sound levels, etc. when you’re moving the speaker.One additional feature that I didn’t realize they had is that you can cast to them from your iPhone which makes watching videos or listening to music from your phone a lot more fun and enjoyable.They are slightly larger than the original Play 1 speakers, but not noticeably so. I do think they look better given they’re pure black or white as opposed to the two tone black/gray of the original speakers. The build quality in general is very solid. They’re heavy and feel strong. The bass is solid and sound is great. You can read and watch ample reviews on their quality. The Sonos app is still frustratingly slow and confusing, but I’m hoping that will improve over time.They do get pretty loud in my opinion so you could have just one speaker playing the audio for an entire room; however, I think they work better in a dual speaker setup – i.e. both sides or two corners of a room – to get a more full, immersive experience.I have other Sonos speakers and they place nicely with all of them.All said and done, I’m glad made the jump to upgrade the speakers and plan to use my old Play 1 speakers as outdoor patio speakers.
Rose –
Great quality. Worth the purchase!
Been using these for a few years in living room. Just got another one to add, love the sound and how discreet they look around the house!
Jabroney –
Almost never connects. Two won’t play together simultaneously.
Prepare to be bummed out. Speaker sounds fine. BUT you won’t hear it often as you will likely just abandon trying to listen to these because they aren’t worth the trouble. This speaker connects to my phone only sometimes at best. I bought two of these to play together. I can’t get these two to play simultaneously at all. I think I achieved that once. Actually, I can hardly even get one of these to play. My sonos app won’t just recognize these again after initially setting it up, and each time I use this I have to restart it and reintroduce it to the sonos app like it’s brand new out of the box. And I can only pair one speaker at a time. Do you want just to listen to your music when you want? You can’t just do that. You have to restart the whole process of pairing them to your sonos app. Airplay works with these maybe 1 in 10 attempts. I didn’t realize Sonos speakers could sound good yet be so useless and incapable of operating. Wow, amazingly frustrating. I have the Sonos soundbar and it’s awesome, probably because it connects directly to the tv by way of hdmi cord, so there’s no connection issues. I was going to buy the Sonos era 300’s, but thank God I didn’t waste $800 on a completely unusable yet expensive product. I’m sure they sound great if you can actually play them without wanting to smash them like the printer in the movie Office Space. I won’t buy anything wireless from Sonos again. I am truly shocked, as I thought this company made quality products. These are paper weights guys. Don’t anger yourself by purchasing these. I have spent more time trying to get these to work than actually listening to them. I’m actually getting mad writing this as it’s so absurd. I’d be annoyed with this product even if they were $35. I missed the return window messing around with these so long and because of a little procrastination on my part which is my bad. How is the Sonos brand this big and so well known for speakers, yet the product is so completely useless and defective? These should be recalled. Pay another $100 and get Homepods for pete’s sake so you don’t get a blood pressure problem fooling with this nonsense.
IV –
Es mi primer producto de Sonos y me dejó encantado. El diseño es hermoso y la calidad se nota desde el unboxing: una experiencia muy al estilo Apple, simple y elegante. Configurarla fue facilísimo.El sonido es excelente, no soy audiófilo, pero se escucha increíble. Me encanta que use AirPlay en lugar de Bluetooth y la integración con Alexa funciona perfecto. Por el tamaño de mi cuarto, me recomendaron tener dos para sonido estéreo, y sin duda lo haré.El único punto negativo fue el envío, ya que la caja llegó algo maltratada, aunque solo fue un detalle estético. Muy contento con la compra.
R.K. –
Sehr schöne Form, Klang und ein leichtes Einbinden in das System.
Diarq –
Excelente par de bases para las bocinas Era 100
Karl Kielblock –
Excellent quality
Cliente Amazon –
Sistema de so genial, en tinc 2 i sonen molt bé, sense cablejar i molt intuïtius, i en la possibilitat d’ampliar lo sistema de sò en més productes SONOS, de manera senzilla.