Sonos PLAY:3

The Sonos PLAY:3 was discontinued in October of 2018. For an up to date selection of home wireless speakers check out our main review. The Sonos PLAY:3...

Sonos Play:3 (Portable Speaker): 3.8 out of 5 stars from 13 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

If there was anything holding the Sonos back, it's been the fairly steep price of admission. But the Play:3 speaker lowers the cost of entry by $100.

Sonos’ Play:3 Wireless Music Player delivers room-filling sound from any easy-to-use package.

The best Sonos speaker we've tested is the Sonos Move. This Bluetooth speaker is battery-powered and comes with a built-in handle on its rear so you can easily move your favorite music with you from room to room without needing to look for a power outlet.

Best multi-room streaming system, Awards 2013. Sonos's Play:3 is also a cracking little performer

See our in-depth review of the SONOS PLAY:3 wireless speaker, with our analysis of the design, sound quality, accessories, and more.

New wireless music system is cheaper but is it still as cheerful?

Wireless Hi-Fi takes on AirPlay

There aren’t a whole lot of speaker systems that have me grinning from ear to ear. But that’s anything but the case with Sonos. Earlier this year, in the

Sonos Play:3

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More Note: This is our review of SONOS PLAY:3. Click here for our SONOS PLAY:1 Review UPDATE: As of 3rd September 2014, you no longer need a SONOS Bridge. I’ve heard about SONOS speaker systems for so many times in the past but this is my first chance to have the opportunity […]

Charles Arthur: Streaming music to this trouble-free wireless hi-fi system is getting cheaper, while the quality remains high

When many people think 'multiroom audio', they think 'Sonos' - and there's a good reason When it comes to wireless audio streaming Sonos sets the benchmark. The company has been the top multiroom dog for over a decade thanks to its consistently good products and ease of use. But there are some aspects of the Sonos system that warrant improvement, including a lack of DLNA support.

As rumored, reported, and otherwise wished-upon-a-star for, Sonos recently debuted their smallest, lowest-cost receiver to date, the Play:3. Part of a brand makeover, Play:3 slots in alongside the Play:5 (formerly S5) as the company's two self-contained wireless receiver/speaker/amplifier products. In a nutshell, Sonos is a networked music system that lets you stream local or Web-based...