I have not tried this generation of device, but the Sonos Play 3 I had was the single buggiest piece of tech I’ve ever owned. It did sound very good when it worked. And this was before they rolled out the software update that nearly ended the company.
I’m curious about whether others have had good success with these devices. I understand the software stuff has been rectified and the company has recovered from its near death experience, but thus far I’ve been unwilling to try them again.
Specs
Product: Sonos One Gen 2 Wireless Speaker (Certified Refurbished)
Model: ONEG2US2BLK,
Condition: Refurbished
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$300 (for new) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Thursday, May 14 - Monday, May 18
I got rid of my Amazon Alexa when their new update would NOT support my 1st gen Echo.
I have a HomePod mini from Apple.
?srorrim dna ekoms htiw taht sI ?niaga SONOS gnilles er’uoY
I have not tried this generation of device, but the Sonos Play 3 I had was the single buggiest piece of tech I’ve ever owned. It did sound very good when it worked. And this was before they rolled out the software update that nearly ended the company.
I’m curious about whether others have had good success with these devices. I understand the software stuff has been rectified and the company has recovered from its near death experience, but thus far I’ve been unwilling to try them again.
I bought 2 from previous sales and paired it with the Sonos sound bar. Pairing them up was easy, and the 3d sound is awesome.
PANS! GLANDS! CRAYONS! AWESOME!
I was going to note how even Sonos refurbs’ prices have gone up, but then I realized that the $99 one sold a while back was, in fact, SL version.
It might as well be a price increase for me, though, since I wouldn’t use the smart speaker function for it anyway.
I covet my neighbor’s JBL wireless speaker. It’s almost spherical and about 10” across. That thing seriously thumps.
Look at this fancy rich people tech.
I can’t eat this!
Ramen please.