Big, detailed, and confident sound. Convincing spatial audio effect. Exemplary control app. Plenty of multi-room and multi-channel possibilities. Gawky looks. No support for Dolby Atmos via Tidal.

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Listen to your music in stereo! Deeper bass. Easy to integrate with all your favorite streaming services. Bluetooth connectivity included, not just Wi-Fi. Improved volume controls. Impressive room ...

When Sonos recently debuted its two newest wireless speakers — the Era 100 and Era 300 — it broke with years of precedence by adding Bluetooth, a connection option that has never been offered on the ...

"Era" has several definitions. According to Merriam-Webster, an era is "a fixed point in time from which a series of years is reckoned." It can also describe "a memorable or important date or event," ...

When you find a good spatial audio song, Sonos’ new speaker can blow your mind and sounds like nothing else. But it trails the Sonos Five at stereo playback and suffers from the wildly inconsistent ...

The more affordable Era speaker improves upon the Sonos One by nearly every measure and will likely find the same success and popularity among Sonos customers. If you buy something from a Verge link, ...

The Era 100 and Era 300 represent a new “era” for Sonos not just in name, but because both speakers can play audio over Bluetooth or a line-in connection (via USB-C adapters) and stream over Wi-Fi.

Of the two speakers Sonos announced earlier this month, the Era 100 is much easier to sum up: it’s a replacement for the Sonos One, which was first introduced in 2017. Unlike the Era 300, there’s no ...