Sonos CONNECT

Is the Sonos Port, a replacement to the outgoing Sonos Connect, a worthy successor?

The new Sonos S2 operating systems sounds promising, but should you replace a workhorse Sonos Connect with a Sonos Port in the name of compatibility?

Simple but pricey, the Sonos Port provides an easy two-way extension of your Sonos network, allowing for integration of non-Sonos stereo gear.

Sonos Connect brings the company's full panoply of streaming audio services to any stereo or hi-fi system.

See our in-depth review of the Sonos Amp, with our analysis of the design, sound quality, accessories, and more.

Punchy sound for movies and music

If you care about music and want a speaker you can speak to, the Sonos One (Gen 2) should be close to the top of your wishlist

This little box can make almost anything work with Sonos, but it’s not cheap.

The Sonos Five is a wired mid-size speaker that you can use horizontally or vertically. With its Trueplay room correction feature turned on, it has a bright soun...

In 24 years of publishing and writing specialty audio/video content, I have never come across a situation like I have with this Sonos Connect review. The $350 Connect has been the central component of the most popular wireless music ecosystem...

The Sonos Move is the first speaker from Sonos that has both WiFi and Bluetooth, and while it's a good speaker it still has its issues.

When I set out to give a home theater system a Sonos Architectural upgrade, I discovered some big surprises along the way.

The best sounding speaker in the range, the Sonos Amp lets you pair your own speakers but it's a far more niche product than the rest.

Sonos CONNECT:AMP ZonePlayer 120 hands-on and Sonos Controller for Android app review. Music streaming throughout your home has never been this easy and enjoyable.