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Sonos One vs Amazon Echo: What’s the difference?

Posted on October 21, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you’ve considered buying a smart speaker in the last two years, you’ll undoubtedly be aware of Amazon’s Echo and its Alexa assistant and if you’ve ever considered multiroom audio, you’re almost certain to have come across Sonos. Until very recently, the decision between these devices was pretty clear: you want smart then you opt for Echo, while if you want excellent multiroom capability and audio, you opt for Sonos.

That line has now become significantly blurred though, with a lot more to consider. Do you pick the Amazon Echo and sacrifice audio quality for smarts at a smart price, while also being able to control an existing Sonos system? Or do you choose the Sonos One with great its excellent sound and brilliant Alexa integration, but with a compromise to your wallet?

Here is how the two speakers compare.
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