Sonos Five Speaker

El producto llegó muy rápido. Nuevo, bien empaquetado y protegido. Funciona muy bien. Brinda un sonido muy nítido y limpio, y si creas un par estéreo con otro Sonos Five, aún mejor.

I’m a Sonos fanboy and have a house loaded with parts of the ecosystem. It’s hard to put into words just how good a pair of Fives sound. They are perfectly balanced and the bass is stunning. Can’t recommend these enough.

Works best at volumes 4 to 9For low levels listening Sonos Era 300 is better ( volume levels 1 to 4 )Phenomenol packaging , ordered at night delivered in the morning !!

Sonos worked perfectly out of the box, and setup was easy. Seller delivered promptly and in perfect shape.

Best bang for your buck, hifi speaker very clear sound. Was looking for a good sounding music system was debating going all in with amplifier center speakers and surround etc this system does it all

Muy bueno y mucha calidad de Audio

Muy satisfecho con el sonido, me gusta más que el sonido de los era 100. Aunque tienen dudas ventajas a diferencia de este

Suena increíble y si puedes tenerla en par stereo mucho mejor, al principio dudaba por que no tiene Bluetooth pero una vez que te acostumbras a usar la app de Sonos o usar Airplay te das cuenta que es mil veces mejor wifi que Bluetooth.

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I’ve been using this speaker every single day for the past week — easily 4 to 5 hours a day — and I absolutely love it.Pros:1. The Trueplay tuning feature is phenomenal.Once done right, the results are mind-blowing — rich, room-filling sound with incredibly deep low-end response. The key is patience: it might take a few tries to perfect the tuning based on your specific room. Placement is equally important — leave around 6–10 inches of space behind the speaker to let it breathe.In my case, the room has soft rugs and floor-to-ceiling curtains (a tough acoustic setup), but after experimenting with placement and running Trueplay around eight times in one spot and a few more in another, I finally nailed it. The soundstage opened up beautifully — every instrument feels like it’s coming from a distinct place in the mix. Even with a single speaker in horizontal orientation, the stereo imaging is breathtaking, thanks to the side-firing tweeters.I listen to a lot of electronic genres — Future Garage, Tech House, Deep House, and Techno — and the low end goes very deep, yet stays cleanly separated from the mids and highs. The overall balance is superb: crisp, detailed highs, solid mids, and sub-bass that genuinely rumbles.2. True lossless audio playback.To unlock the full potential of this speaker, you really need an iOS device for Trueplay tuning and a lossless streaming service. I switched from YouTube Music to Apple Music specifically for this reason, and the difference is night and day. Once you experience true lossless playback on these speakers, there’s no going back. I’ve tested with complex tracks like “Beat For” by Jamie XX — and the depth, layering, and clarity are stunning.3. Serious audiophile quality.This isn’t a Bluetooth party speaker — it’s a serious music-listening device. Every track feels intentional; I’ve found myself diving deep into songs I’ve heard a hundred times, discovering new layers and sounds I’d never noticed before. It’s genuinely rekindled my love for music.Cons:The only real drawback is the app.While it has improved over time and I appreciate that it integrates all major streaming services (and supports Apple Music lossless), it’s still not as smooth as native apps like YouTube Music or SoundCloud. Occasionally it can feel a bit buggy or laggy — especially when starting playback or building playlists.Also, playlists created within the Sonos app are locked to that ecosystem — they can’t be synced back to your streaming service. So if you discover new tracks while listening in the app, you’ll have to manually add them to your Apple Music playlists later. Minor inconvenience, but worth mentioning.That said, playback stability is solid. On my 100 Mbps connection, songs load in just a couple of seconds — understandable given the size of lossless files.Final Verdict:The sound quality is simply unmatched at this size and price point. Once tuned properly, it delivers a level of immersion that rivals far more expensive systems. The app experience could be smoother, and the lack of Bluetooth or direct TV connectivity might bother some, but as a dedicated high-fidelity music system — this is a masterpiece.⭐ Rating: 4/5 — Near perfection for music lovers.

Damn beautiful sound

The Sonos Five is a phenomenal standalone Speaker. The range of audio it plays, from the sharpest of high notes to the deepest of bass, is as good as you would get from a complex system of speakers and subwoofers.I am not necessarily an audiophile, but I do appreciate well-engineered music through very capable speakers, and the Five is exceptionally capable. Songs that I have listened to for decades play with such detail that I can now distinguish individual instruments in symphonies, and much more refined room-shaking bass. Voices sound like they are speaking in the room.The Sonos Five is easy to set up. Despite the recent app debacle, their software team has fixed most of the issues that annoyed existing users. Although the leadership team at the time could have and should have handled the app release much better, Sonos as a company has steered in a friendlier direction with new leadership, so don't let the app grumblings scare you away in 2025. The speaker functions very well, and will be streaming your music within minutes of unboxing it. Plus, its modern, sleek design looks great on your shelf!If you are looking for the complete package smart speaker that is capable of streaming the highest quality digital audio, or playing vinyl/CD audio from line-in, I wholeheartedly recommend the Sonos Five.

Update 1.25.: I held on to these speakers after researching this company and discovering that this inability to register/ connect was an overly drawn out app issue that really damaged the brand. I decided to wait out a fix and I am glad I did. The app has been fixed and these speakers are all connected and functioning. The sound is exceptional. These Fives complement a very airy and precise Logan Martin speaker system in the main room- the Sonos Five sound is very deep and warm and the difference from room to room is beautiful.I am contemplating adding another speaker though, but remain scarred by the below. If I can get past the fear stage with this I will .Original review: I have a Sonos connect into my high end stereo system. I bought one of these speakers as a test to see if it would function, because there’s so many people complaining about connectability. It arrived last week. I plugged it in, it updated itself and began sending a beautiful sound. Base heavy. It was so seamless and such a great sound I bought two more of these speakers for a whole house system. They arrived today and I just tried to set them up.Neither one of them will connect. Neither one of them will register. I’ve gone through every single step on the Internet, including factory resets, router reboots, etc and they simply will not connect to the network or register.They are, however, stuck on my app as speakers that are supposedly available. I’ve tried to remove them from my app and of course there’s no delete button. I had to self experiment through an absolute maze of craziness to try and get the system back to where it was before I set up these two extra speakers. Sonos help support is useless. I was on hold for 30 minutes before I finally just hung up.I now have an app that identifies these dead speakers, and neither one of them will work. I don’t have the time to wait to talk to Sonos and it looks from other people’s experiences they are not going to be able to fix the problem anyway. Some genius on a forum talks about transferring accounts or setting up new accounts or something bizarre but that is absolutely ridiculous with wireless speakers that cost this kind of money. I did try the transfer account button and nothing happened.I’m going to be returning these speakers. This is a defective set up process with Sonos and it’s really unfortunate because the music app is wonderful when it works.One star for the sound and the app design in collecting all of my music libraries. -6 stars for such a ridiculous inability to connect other speakers to the system.

I have a stereo pair of Sonos Fives in my office study, and I absolutely love them! While I also have an Era 300 at home, I prefer these because they are louder and have better bass.

Good stereo sound setup for a medium sized room. Airplay compatible. Does no support other wifi streaming devices. No Bluetooth connectivity.

My second best speaker purchase.. after Harman SB 26 soundbar for the living room, we needed something that can be moved around for other rooms.The need was compact with big sound.Sonos meets both.. sound fills the house and bass shakes the windows.If you are an audiophile with feline hearing and want to hear odd frequencies, this is not the speaker for you.If you want something that produces big sound with deep bass.. go for it!Please note these are not Bluetooth.. but you need to connect through app to enable them, after that you can connect Spotify etc and play from there.

Bass heavy. Clear lows and mids. Love the product. Little pricey