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PC Magazine
★★★★
8 years ago
Sonos Play:5

For $500, the Play:5 isn't cheap, but it doesn't sound, look, or behave like a cheap system. Sonically, the Play:5 is a winner, and from a multi-room home audio standpoint, Sonos still leads the pack. That makes it our Editors' Choice.

Powerful audio performance with seriously deep bass and accurate highs; Easy setup; Expandable to multiple rooms; Can be used as part of a stereo pair

Pricey; No Bluetooth

BigPictureBigSound
★★★★
8 years ago
Sonos PLAY:5 Review

Despite a seemingly endless parade of new products and services entering the wireless home music arena, friends and family members who come to me in search of buying advice continue to get one recommendation more than any other: Sonos .

Phenomenal sound quality; Apparent attention to detail and superb build quality; Line input allows playback from any device; Super simple app and user interface; TruePlay works

The sound quality has increased, but so has the price (from $399 to $499, TruePlay isn't available for Android; Yet, More color options would be nice

Pocket Lint
★★★★★
8 years ago
Sonos Play 5 review: Smart, sophisticated, superb

Sonos is far from a new player in the multi-room speaker sector. It's been playing the game and playing it well for the last decade. However, multi-room is a very different market now to when Sonos first appeared - competition has increased significantly and, as streaming music is now the norm, lots...

Beautiful design; excellent sound quality; solid build; great dynamic range; impressive wireless mesh network; touch controls

No hi-resolution audio support; slightly bass heavy; a little expensive for what's essentially a plastic speaker

PC Advisor
★★★★
8 years ago
Sonos Play:5 review (2015)

Find out why the new Sonos Play:5 is one of the best wireless speakers around in our full review.

very.co.uk
★★★★★
7 years ago
Outstanding audio quality. Based on personal experience.

Written from my personal experience of owning Sonos speakers already. I bought it to go with my pair of play1s. The 1s sound fantastic, but I was looking to beef up the bass a bit. I considered buying the Sonos sub, but thought it a little expensive. So I decided the Play5 was a good alternative!

Littlewoods
★★★★★
7 years ago
Loving the sound

I'm not an expert but I know clear and good sound when I hear it. The Trueplay is brilliant, you can place your Play:5 wherever you want and get the same quality of sound in each corner of the room. Not going to lie..

myer.com.au
★★★★★
6 years ago
A smooth operater

B&O headphones are very comfortable to wear. They deliver sound beautifuuly into my brain.

Crampton & Moore
★★★★
7 years ago
Great service

Great service

CNET
★★★★
8 years ago
Sonos Play: 5

In the last few years Sonos has been steadily adding wireless speakers to its multiroom audio lineup , but its flagship tabletop speaker, the Play:5 hasn't changed in six years. Until now, that is. This is the new Play:5 (2015), and it's a bigger, sleeker, and significantly better-sounding speaker.

The second-generation Sonos Play:5 is a sleek, well-designed Wi-Fi speaker that delivers rich sound for its size and strong bass; It offers the full Sonos wireless experience, controllable from iPhone, iPad and Android apps, with compatibility with nearly every key music service, including Pandora,...

Rather expensive; especially if you want to buy a second one for stereo sound

What Hi-Fi?
★★★★★
14 years ago
Sonos Play:5 review

The Play:5's simplicity and superb sound make this an ideal one-box network player It's worth remembering that Sonos's wireless mesh technology results in fine wireless range and impressive robustness and speed.

Dynamic; room-filling sound from a compact all-in-one; good bass depth and weight; solid build; impressive wireless network and features

If this is your first ZonePlayer you'll need to wire it to your router or buy a £79 ZoneBridge; expensive standalone controller

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