Smart displays are great in the kitchen, but they often have speakers too weak to help you shimmy your way through meal prep. Sonos smart speakers, however, have a track record of lasting longer than anything else we've tested, and that will likely continue in the Era era.Ĭonnects to Alexa, Sonos App, and AirPlay 2. Unlike their analog predecessors, you can't expect them to last forever. There is now a fix to support legacy hardware, but unfortunately, this is a reality for computer-powered speakers. It's worth noting that Sonos was in a bit of hot water in 2020 over the fact that its older speakers weren't going to get software updates. (I know, blasphemy!) If you want to keep things wired, the USB-C port on the back of the Era 100 lets you connect other devices with a dongle.Īs with its predecessor, you're able to use a couple of Era 100s as surround speakers with Sonos soundbars in your home theater, and you can pair two Era 100s for use as stereo speakers. With the new Bluetooth connectivity offered by the Era 100, you can even wirelessly connect a turntable.
It's just so easy to integrate them into your space. Multiroom audio support, as well as support for nearly every audio streaming app around, are what really set Sonos apart from other major smart speakers.
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