Sonos Direct and Amazon now have many Sonos spokespersons selling. This includes the highly-respected ERA 300 smart speaker, which costs $359. This particular model is one of Sonos’ latest models and is rarely sold in the past.
We enjoyed the 300 era and gave it 80 points in our review. It has excellent sound quality and offers an advanced experience, and it surpasses other products in the company’s lineup, even the ERA 100. This is also true compared to rival speakers like Apple’s HomePod.
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It’s very simple to set up and provide the company’s proprietary TruePlay tuning system. This feature optimizes the speaker’s unique sound to the room by leveraging an internal microphone. It measures how sound reflects the surface and adjusts the equalizer to match. This is very beautiful.
As for connectivity, it can be paired with another era of 300 speakers for a true stereo experience. It also includes a Bluetooth receiver and plug-in option. Of course, speakers are integrated with almost every streaming music service. The built-in microphone also allows voice assistant control, but only works with Siri and Alexa. Google Assistant was excluded from the party.
The speakers go all out on spatial audio and the result is mixed together. Sometimes sublime, sometimes eh. This is more like an exploration of the technology itself. It has great potential, but is still experiencing the pain of growth. The only real drawback to the spokesperson was the high asking price, which eased slightly.
As mentioned earlier, other Sonos products are available for discounted prices. This includes the Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar, which is 26% off for $369. These transactions are available through Sonos itself. Portable speakers are also ongoing sales.
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