The reason the Stage is so expensive is because it’s very difficult to achieve extremely pretty design (take a look at it in smoked oak color) and extremely well sound at the same time. Summary Looking at it from performance, capability and sound quality standpoints, both soundbars are top notch and comparable. In short, the staggering price tag […]
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Sonos One Gen 1 vs Gen 2
If you need greater bandwidth and use Apple’s AirPlay 2, choose Sonos Gen 2. Otherwise, Sonos Gen 1 is fine. Regarding the speaker itself, both models have identical audio quality.#Note: Find full Sonos review list at the bottom. Unlike some Sonos speakers, One is a smart speaker that integrates virtual assistants like Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Both One […]
Sonos Play 1 vs Five
SummaryUsing two Sonos Play 1 (see image) is more preferred than a single Sonos Five in terms of soundstage reproduction. Also, you can get the two Sonos Play 1 at a lower cost.Meet the new boss; same as the old boss. These are Sonos speakers; no matter the model, you’re assured of immersive, dynamic sound […]
Sonos Connect vs Port
SummarySonos Port (see image) , the upgrade version of Sonos Connect, gives a richer sound with better clarity in the midrange and upper midrange tones. Long the go-to brand for audiophile sound, Sonos replaced their best-selling Connect with the next-generation Port, unveiling the latter in September 2019. Both products are tuner-like components that seamlessly integrate streaming […]
Sonos Five vs Playbase
Sonos Playbase (see image) is more geared towards home theatre use. Sonos Five is more for listening to music.#Note: Sonos discontinued (but still supports) the Playbase. I’d recommend you to consider Sonos Ray instead (if you can). Also see: Sonos Arc vs Beam (Gen 2)SummaryIn summary, the Five is a music first speaker whereas the Playbase […]