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Sonos Play:5 Ultimate Wireless Smart Speaker for Streaming Music. Works with Alexa. (Black)

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Color: Black


Features

  • Our biggest and best-sounding speaker featuring six amplifiers with six dedicated speaker drivers; Fill even the largest rooms with pure, brilliant sound; Stereo pair for an even better sound experience
  • Play different songs in different rooms at the same time; Or, pump one song in perfect sync, throughout your home
  • Three custom-designed woofers deliver rich bass while the sealed architecture eliminates reverb and echo
  • Touch sensors for volume and track control; Perfect for when your phone is hiding or out of reach

Description

PLAY:5 is the biggest and best-sounding speaker from Sonos. So whether you’ve got a big room to fill with music or a discerning ear for divine sound, we’ve got you covered. Sonos is the wireless Home Sound System that fills as many rooms as you want with great-sounding tunes. Sonos speakers set up easy. Stream via WiFi. Play whatever you’re craving. And amp up every moment with intense, pulse-pounding sound. It’s a new, better way to fill each day with the sounds you love. One that will make that place you live feel even more like home.

Brand: Sonos


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Audio Output Mode: Mono, Stereo


Mounting Type: Play


Material: Plastic, Metal


Model Name: Play5


Speaker Type: Smart Speaker


Special Feature: Wireless


Recommended Uses For Product: Music


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet, Smartphone


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Color: Black


Included Components: Play5;AC power cord;Ethernet cable;Quickstart Guide Playbase


Product Dimensions: 8"D x 14.3"W x 6"H


Age Range (Description): Adult


Item Weight: 14 Pounds


Is Waterproof: FALSE


Warranty Type: 12


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: Voice


Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi


Speaker Size: 3.5 Millimeters


Power Source: AC


Tweeter Diameter: 20.3 Centimeters


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Package Type: Standard Packaging


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 2 Years


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi


Includes MP3 player?: No


Specific Uses For Product: home entertainment, parties and gatherings, large open-plan living spaces, use with turntables and CD players, humid environments like saunas or spas


UPC: 878269001690


Style: 1 Speaker


Global Trade Identification Number: 90


Manufacturer: Sonos


Item Weight: 14 pounds


Department: unisex


Item model number: PL5G2US1BLK


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 28, 2015


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    • Sonos Rocks!
Color: Black
I guess I SHOULD have given Sonos Play:5s only four stars because of the ridiculous price they charge for this thing! That aside, I'm extremely pleased with these speaker's sound quality, control software and overall functionality. The Sonos products do what no other product does(AFAIK). They allow you to play music thru-out your living space wirelessly. Further, you can select speakers(other Sonos products) to play different tracks simultaneously. You can choose songs from your music library to form a cue. Re:cue; you can change the song order, add/delete, SAVE etc. Like an ITunes playlist, only better. You can adjust EQ via Bass/Treble control. You can adjust volume or mute, pause/continue, cue fwd/rev, etc. I'm able to play music stored on my PC, controlled by my phone/tablet. (you don't need music on each device) TuneIn radio (comes with the software) has 100,000 stations to choose from. They play flawlessly. You can do all this from your PC, tablet or smart phone. How do you top this? SEVERAL people can perform all these functions SIMULTANEOUSLY. (which gets interesting when your child is home from college LOL) If you ask me, it's a miracle! "Ah but, setup must be difficult!", you say. Nope, setup was a snap. Once unpackaged and plugged in, I downloaded the software and configured the speakers in less than 30 minutes. REALLY! The software is simple and intuitive. Cons: Price I wish they had a better equalizer program. The current one has a basic treble/bass slide bar. I wish they had outdoor speakers. I wish they had wireless headphones. Note: Sonos product all require AC electric supply i.e. plug them in. They're wireless, not battery operated; which I think is a good thing. My experience: My highest priority was to be able to play music off my PC located in the 26'x26' kitchen/LR/DR open floor plan, over a set of decent quality speakers. The thought of integrating the whole house seemed wonderful, albeit unattainable. We listen to a variety of music, but mostly rock, jazz and jazz fusion. Occasionally, we like to blast it. How loud? "loud enough to NOT hear myself sing" LOL. I wanted to "hit it out of the park", so I wound up buying 2 Play:5s and Sonos Sub. First, I set up the Play:5s to see if/how they would work. They immediately reminded me of Apple products with they're ridiculous gratuitous packaging. I mean the boxes alone must cost $25! LOL As I said, the setup was a snap. I downloaded the app from the Sonos site*. It loaded quickly and I was on my way. Setup** was a couple of screens similar to pairing blue tooth stuff. What did take a while, was importing my 10K track music library(There's a serious issue here too! see below.) As for sound quality, I'd rate the speakers as "very good", to "excellent". If one considers the size of the format, ease of setup and they are wireless, I'd say "excellent"! I paired the speakers as stereo and listened to flawless music stream for about an hour. The bass response was so good, I almost didn't open the sub. I'm glad I did! While a huge expense for a seemingly frivolous component, the Sonos Sub is amazing! It definitely adds another dimension to the system. Several days later, I bought the Sonos starter set (2 Play:1s). I put one in the 12'x18' bedroom and one in the 24'x30' garage. Admittedly, these speakers do not deliver the sound quality of the 5's, but when you consider the size of the format, they absolutely rock! I'm saving my $ for more Sonos products! ------------NOTES---------------------------------------------- *I downloaded the app from Sonos. There's another app on the google app site which is rated rather low. I don't know if they are the same. **You need ethernet (hard wire) connection for the first Sonos product you install. Later, you can move remove the wire or move the speaker wherever you like. ***my ITunes PLAY LISTS did NOT import. The library is all there and the playlists titles are there, but the data within the playlists is erroneous and does not play. I'm on Sono's site attempting to fix this. WARNING, there appears to be NO real FIX at this time. UPDATE: I found an esoteric file "fix". It will work short term. If you're good with your PC file system, you can do it too. FLASH! I was contacted by Sonos support regarding this post. I'll update. UPDATE- I'm about 30 days into these products. I listen to them almost daily. ( just ordered 2 more P5s) The Music stream(over my network) has been flawless. I experienced 2 or 3 device "lockups" on my S5 phone, which were quickly averted with an app restart. My ITunes playlist problem persists. Sonos has been very attentive, emailing me several times about it. They say the issue is in ITunes(I don't doubt them), but I can't find the playlist files in order to examine and repair them. I WISH the P5s had more treble (brighter). I play them with the treble setting maxed out 100% of the time. I WISH the software had a real equalizer, rather than the vanilla bass/treble adjustments. UPDATE- I purchased 2 additional P5s. Now I have 2P5s + Sub in one room(24'x24') and 2P5s standalone in another(20'x20' with lower ceiling). I'll say the standalones are still pretty impressive. In fact, the sub tends to be a bit over-the-top and requires adjustment on some songs. Generally for classical music I'll turn it up a notch, then have to back it off for rock music. It's interesting to hear the extra bass when listening to talk radio. The standalones are by NO MEANS lacking. Don't hesitate to get two P5s if you can't afford the sub. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2016 by Thomas J. Venditto
    • Very impressed with this
Color: Black
What is it? Sonos is a wireless speaker system that streams music from your computer (downloaded, ripped from CD, iTunes etc) or internet streaming services such as Spotify, Tidal and streaming radio stations directly into your room. It's all controlled via an Android or iPhone/IPad app. There is also a PC/MAC program but it's easier to use the phone. There is no screen and very limited controls on the speaker itself. With the app (or program) you can choose local or steaming music, create playlists, etc. Unlike a Bluetooth speaker, the app is just controlling what the speaker is playing. It's not the source of the music. The speaker is connected to you router via Wi-Fi (Or wired) so it get the music it's playing directly over the network. The idea of Sonos is you have a speaker in every room. But you just need one to start. Eventually you can have many speakers and they can be playing different music or all linked together playing the same thing. Why I bought it I had a CD changer, surround sound receiver and some speakers which worked for many years. I found I wanted to modernize to something easier after my friend let me try his Sonos system. Once I saw what this could do, I knew I could: - Listen to my almost 350 CD collection - Be able to create playlists from my existing collection - Access my purchased music collection (Amazon music and some iTunes tracks) (Was hoping this was possible) - Stream radio and use services like Spotify/Pandora - Start playing and change music easily My CD collection One thing Sonos does not tell you how to do is get your CD collection into the Sonos system. You can rip your CDs using some program and store them on you computer. But if you have a laptop like me sometimes it's not always available. I ended up using a microJukebox which ripped the CDs automatically. It acts as a computer server and allows me to play my music at any time. I also was able to load my existing tracks from iTunes and Amazon on it. Sonos has a nice interface like iTunes but again if your laptop is not powered on, it won't work. Now all my CDs and music are in stored on the microJukebox. How does it sound? I was going to purchase the old version of the PLAY:5 but waited after I read that the new version was almost out. I'm glad I waited. The sound is pretty amazing. My original system has good size speakers and a small sub woofer; and the PLAY:5 fills the room with rich sound just as well is not better then the larger system. Audio quality I have been doing some listening tests between my ripped CDs and the same tracks on Spotify. The tracks ripped from CD are defiantly much better, but Spotify has a lot more music available. The only thing I had to compare before was playing my Android phone through a blue-tooth speaker and playing CDs on my CD player was good. Now the PLAY:5 sounds even better than my CD player did with the same tracks (ripped from my CDs). I heard that Tidal streams most of their content in CD quality. I may get a trial account and try that out with this system. What's next? I need to start learning the advanced functionality that Sonos has to offer. I also want to start exploring some of the other free streaming services. I was very surprised at how many stream services are included. I may purchase another smaller Sonos unit for the bedroom. I see you can set alarms and it would be cool to wake up to music. I'm very happy so far! Conclusion The PLAY:5 is a great system. - Easy to use - Great app - Supports lots of different streaming services - Access to local music - Sounds amazing - Solidly built ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2015 by 7mtns4k
    • Two defective Play 5 units and terrible customer service
Color: Black
Up until a few months ago I was a big fan of Sonos, loving the sound quality and ability to control the music through my phone or computer. But then the Play 5 I purchased about 1 year ago just stopped working due to a known issue with a defective wifi or network card according to Sonos tech support. That was bad but what followed was far worse. After attempting to fix the unit over the phone, they promised to send a new unit but for weeks it never came. Turns out the rep I talked to on the phone failed to tell me that I had to jump through more hoops including giving them my credit card so they could charge me for a new one if I failed to return the defective one in 14 days. So I jumped through those additional hoops and a new one arrived. A few weeks later that replacement Play 5 stopped working just like the first one. Remarkably, it had a defective wifi / network card according to tech support just like the first one! This time the customer support person, who seemed a bit embarrassed, promised to send a new one with overnight delivery. He seemed nice and concerned so I waited for the new one to arrive. But it didn't come for days. When I called back they said I had to jump through additional hoops on their website never mentioned on the call. Why would they promise to send me a new one the next day but not tell me about the additional steps I need to take to make it happen? By this time I was quite upset. I must have made 10 to 12 calls to Sonos waiting 15 to 25 minutes on hold each time. To make it right they gave me a 30% discount code for a new purchase. But that code was only worth about 10% compared to Sonos prices at a big box retailer. I can't believe such a strong premium brand that charged me $500 for the original Play 5 would treat customers this way. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2018 by Stephan Sylvan

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