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Sonos Play:5 review (2015): a generational leap forward

Sonos Play:5 review (2015): a generational leap forward

Posted on October 29, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The all-new Sonos Play:5 is the company’s first major hardware revision; a fresh flagship for its fleet of WiFi-enabled speakers. Sonos’ products have always been praised for their design and functionality, but not necessarily their sound quality or value. The new Play:5 definitely isn’t cheap: At $499, it’s actually $100 more than the original. But the old Play:5 was the company’s first attempt at building a speaker, and although it sounds okay, Sonos has come a long way in the six years since its release. This time around, Sonos finally created a product that looks and sounds as good as its price tag. But it’s still not for everyone.
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