The Sonos Era 300 is probably the most unusual design we’ve seen from any of the brand’s speakers, but it serves its purpose well. The only catch is that it will take some time for spatial audio to ...

It’s now official: Sonos will release two new smart speakers in the Era 300 and Era 100, both of which offer spatial audio and feature new engineering inside to create a bigger soundstage. I got to ...

The Era 100 speaker is Sonos’ way of going back to the drawing board and revising its Sonos One. The Era 300, on the other hand, is the audio company’s first major foray into supporting spatial audio.

There were three tiers of main line all-in-one Sonos speakers to choose for years, but these were trimmed down to two in 2018. And it made sense because the Sonos One sounded too good to justify ...

The Era 300 is a revolutionary new design that will bring the joy of spatial audio to millions of homes An icon remastered, Era 100 redefines room-filling sound with next-gen acoustics and a new look ...

Sonos has just introduced a brand new product line with the release of the Era 300. We have been seeing leaks and renders about this product for months, but now we were able to get some hands-on ...

NME caught up with Sonos’ Global Head Of Music Brian Beck to get the lowdown on the Era 300, the next evolution in audio, and his recommendations for mind-blowing spatial audio experiences.

The Era 100 is said to be a Sonos One replacement with a second tweeter and larger mid-woofer, as well as Bluetooth audio and USB-C line-in support. The Era 300, meanwhile, seems to be a larger ...

Like for the Era 300, the Era 100 works with the official line-in adapter for $19, the combo line-in adapter for $39. Sonos offers an Era 100 wall mount for $69 and speaker stand for $139.

The Era 300, however, sounds quite a bit different. Sonos first showed us its chops playing back standard audio, and it has significantly more volume, bass and presence than the Era 100.

The Era 300 is the first (and only) Sonos speaker to do this — aside from its newer soundbars — once fed by the spatial audio tracks found on the music-streaming services from Apple or Amazon.