If you look at your speaker while listening, you shouldn't wince. So it's lucky that Era 300, Sonos' newest wireless speaker and first step into spatial audio
so good—its appearance is easy to ignore. Unless you suddenly see it, in which case it always surprises.
Sonos' popularity has been built as much on its easy ownership as on its music. "Reasonably competitive" sound quality, class-leading ergonomics, an excellent control app
With Era 300—and the smaller, cheaper Era 100 stereo speaker that debuted at the same time
Sonos has kept all its strengths and added audio performance that rivals any price-comparable, size-adjacent alternative. Spatial music in the Era 300.
Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, and Tidal music streaming services have helped spread spatial audio
Sonos supports Amazon and Apple's spatial audio, but not Tidal's. The Apple Homepod smart speaker is a full-service supplier of spatial audio music
Six speaker drivers give the Era 300 expansive sound. Four tweeters reflect sound from the roof and create a sense of height: one forward, one left, one right, and one put into a horn.
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