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One: The Smart Speaker for Music Lovers

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Voice control

Enjoy richly detailed sound and built-in voice control with this surprisingly powerful smart speaker.

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Get 3 free months of Apple Music

Stream over 100 million songs, ad-free. Listen across all your devices. And feel sound all around with spatial audio.

Room-filling sound

Hear greater detail and richer bass than you ever thought possible from a smart speaker, and enjoy sound that’s perfectly adapted for your space with Trueplay tuning.

Room-saving design

Compact enough for your kitchen counter and beautiful enough for your bookshelf, this speaker fits and looks good anywhere you want to listen.

Twice as amazing

Enjoy even clearer, more spacious sound when you create a stereo pair with One and the microphone-free One SL.

Plug, tap, play

Simply plug in the power cable and follow a few steps in the Sonos app to get started. In a few minutes you’re streaming music, radio, podcasts, and audiobooks from all your favorite services.

Freedom of control

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Connect all your streaming services, discover new music on Sonos Radio, and personalize settings.

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Send sound directly from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, then ask Siri to turn it up from your device.

Buttons Touch

Tap or swipe the touch controls to pause the music, adjust the volume, skip a track, and more.

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Stream from supported apps, including Amazon Music, Audible, Pandora, Spotify, and TIDAL.

Just say “Hey Sonos”

Play music and control your system with hands-free ease and unmatched privacy.

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Hands-free help

Ask Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant to set timers, check the news, control your smart home devices, and more.

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Customize your sound system

Mix and match products that fit all the places and ways you want to listen. Pair identical speakers for richer stereo sound, build a surround sound system for home theater, and feel even more immersed when you add Sonos to every room.

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Select the best speaker for your space

One

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One SL

No microphones

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Five: Our Most Powerful Wireless Home Speaker

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Engineered for high fidelity, Five elevates your listening experience with vivid stereo separation, clean bass, and spectacularly detailed vocals.

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Get 3 free months of Apple Music

Stream over 100 million songs, ad-free. Listen across all your devices. And feel sound all around with spatial audio.

HiFi and mighty

Meticulously engineered and masterly tuned, Five fills even your largest room with tight top notes, faithful vocals, and striking low end.

The dedicated center tweeter brings vocals forward so you feel like you’re front row at an intimate live performance.

The sealed acoustic architecture balances out unwanted resonance for clearly defined and impeccably tuned bass.

Three high-excursion woofers turbocharge the lowest frequencies so you feel every pulse of the kick drum.

A pair of angled tweeters center you in a beautifully wide and precise stereo soundstage.

The dedicated center tweeter brings vocals forward so you feel like you’re front row at an intimate live performance.

As easy as plug and play

Simply plug in the power cable, connect your phone or tablet to WiFi, and open the Sonos app. Before you know it, you’re streaming music, radio, audiobooks, and more from all your favorite services.

Connect any device and every room

Use an auxiliary cable to connect your turntable, CD player, or computer to Five’s 3.5 mm audio input. Easily send sound to all the Sonos speakers in your home for a best-in-class multiroom listening experience.

Outstanding on its own

Place Five horizontally and it automatically separates the left and right channels for full stereo sound. Position it vertically on either side and the digital processing adjusts to mono. The touch controls smartly adapt for any orientation.

Incomparable when paired

Make the sweet spot even sweeter with a stereo pair. Position both speakers vertically for an out-of-this-world focused listening experience or horizontally for a mind-blowingly expansive soundstage.

Perfectly tuned for the room

Using the microphones in your iOS device, Trueplay™ tuning technology analyzes the unique acoustics of your space and optimizes the speaker’s EQ. So all your content sounds just the way it should.

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Wonderfully wireless

Stream high-resolution lossless audio from anywhere in your home over WiFi. Unlike with Bluetooth®, listen without interruptions from phone calls or dropouts from limited range.

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Music comes standard

Discover free music, original content, and thousands of live stations from around the world on Sonos Radio. Find it in the Sonos app as soon as you set up your system.

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Control your way

One app does it all like it’s nothing

The Sonos app brings all your content and settings together in one place for effortless control from any room.

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One app does it all like it’s nothing

The Sonos app brings all your content and settings together in one place for effortless control from any room.

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Touch and go

Capacitive touch controls provide quick, screen-free control. Simply tap or swipe to play, pause, adjust the volume, skip songs, and group your Sonos speakers.

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Use your favorite app

Control Sonos directly from supported apps, including Pandora, Spotify, and TIDAL.

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Direct control

Share audio from your Apple devices

Stream directly from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. With the Apple Home app, you can even use Siri on your device to play Apple Music.

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Customize your sound system

Mix and match products that fit all the places and ways you want to listen. Pair identical speakers for richer stereo sound, build a surround sound system for home theater, and feel even more immersed when you add Sonos to every room.

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Tech Specs

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• Details + Dimensions
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• Box Contents
• Requirements

Product Guide

Which Sonos speaker is right for you?

Era 100

Best for compact spaces such as bookshelves

Stereo

WiFi, Bluetooth

USB-C Line in

Voice enabled

Era 300

Best for spatial audio and immersive home theater

Stereo, Dolby Atmos

WiFi, Bluetooth

USB-C Line in

Voice enabled

Five

Best for high-fidelity listening and powerful bass

Stereo

WiFi

3. 5 mm line in

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Having discussed rather expensive wired full-size headphones, I suggest to immediately switch to the new wireless product from 1More called Sonoflow. With the stuffing, everything here is of the highest standard: a 40 mm dynamic driver, bluetooth of the fifth version, a battery for as much as 70 hours of operation, noise reduction, multipoint and, of course, support for the LDAC codec. Technically, this is, without a doubt, an absolute hit, questions remain only about the sound. That’s what we’re going to deal with today.

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• Bluetooth: v5.0
• Codecs: SBC, AAC, LDAC
• Emitters: dynamic 40 mm
• Acoustic type: closed
• Frequency response: 20Hz – 40kHz
• Impedance: 32 Ohm
• Working time: 70 h
• Battery capacity: 720 mAh
• Other: Active Noise Cancellation, EQ, Multipoint
• Weight: 250 g

Headphones arrived in a rather catchy cardboard box, which directly depicted the heroes of the review, a list of technical characteristics, as well as two Hi-Res Audio certification logos.

The kit included a very good tight box for transportation, instructions in many languages, including Russian, and two cables: a short Type C for charging the gadget and a one and a half meter AUX for using headphones in normal wired mode.

There is only one nuance here, on the one hand it is a well-known 3.5 mm jack, and on the other hand, a not so common 2.5 mm jack. So another such cable will have to be looked for.

From the characteristics of the speakers, we only know their impedance equal to 32 ohms. Unfortunately, I did not find the value of sensitivity. However, it is already clear that they are completely undemanding to the amplifying part and can even work from the analog output of your smartphone, tablet or laptop.

The headphones themselves feature a closed full-size design with a 40mm driver and a grid of compensation holes. They sit comfortably on the head, the ears practically do not sweat in them, and they weigh only 250 grams.

The headband is one-piece, with a soft layer on the inside and adjustment with tactilely pleasant mechanical clicks.

Cups have two degrees of freedom offset by approximately 45 degrees horizontally and 90 degrees vertically, but only in one of the directions. On the plus side, I note the folding design, which noticeably saves space.

The ear pads here are moderately comfortable made of some inexpensive leatherette.

The outer part is completely plastic, like the rest of the model’s structure, except for the height adjustment element – a metal insert was visible there. All this looks very worthy, plastic, obviously, is not cheap.

Well, at the bottom we got a 2.5 mm input for using headphones as regular wired ones.

From the wireless part, there is a Type C charging port with a corresponding indication, a button for switching noise reduction modes, also with an indicator, two volume keys, they also switch tracks back and forth, two more LEDs and a power button, it also works as a pause and call answer. Everything, in my opinion, is simple and as logical as possible. I suggest you familiarize yourself with the quality of the microphone.

We are promised some fantastic 70 hours of work, which it doesn’t even make sense to check. Anything more than 24 hours is already a lot for headphones, and 70 is generally space. In terms of volume, you will definitely have a reserve of 3-4 divisions, so there is something to talk about if you suddenly need it. From the rest, there is a multipoint for two connections, support for SBC, AAC and LDAC codecs, and a bunch of settings for all this from a proprietary application.

There, I first of all updated the firmware from some earlier version to the current one, enabled support for the LDAC codec and clicked on the equalizer presets, which, by the way, you can wind up your own. Well, here is the smart testing of the headphones and the inclusion of the multipoint mode. By default, all this is programmatically disabled.

What I didn’t find is support for AptX, water protection and the proprietary Sound ID sound setup system – I really liked it. Not everyone can wind up the equalizer correctly.

I measured using a specialized Behringer ECM8000 microphone on a MOTU M4 audio interface in wired and wireless mode. In the case of a wired connection, I got a very fast, as in gaming solutions, momentum and peak distortion reaching 3%. Which is no doubt a lot.

The phase is slightly shifted, but behaves naturally, and the attenuations at 30 and 60 dB are in the lows of 80 and 98 ms, with minor disturbances.

AFC here has a relatively flat lower half of the spectrum and slowly decreasing its upper part. Quite a normal schedule, without any particularly controversial places.

The impulse of the wireless connection, although it retained its speed, but gained a more pronounced amplitude, but the distortion in the peaks fell to an insignificant 0.5%.

The phase in this case is not interesting at all, but the attenuations at 30 and 60 dB were at the minimums of 76 and 98 ms, with small perturbations in the lower part of the spectrum. That is, the outrage has increased greatly.

The frequency response, in comparison with the wired version, received a small boost on the sub-part, an amplitude doubled by 1.3 kHz and exactly the same gradual attenuation to high frequencies.

This is what it looks like on one graph. In each of the cases, as you probably noticed, there are strengths and weaknesses.

In terms of sound, if we talk about wired connection, the model did not really surprise me. The main emphasis here is on the low-frequency part of the instruments, from which we get such a solid number of resonances that drown out all. It turns out rather booming and unnatural, the vocals seem to fade into the background, freeing attention, for example, for bass guitar. In principle, there are enough details, the middle seems a little defocused, but the cymbals are in order. In total, magic obviously does not happen through the wire, and in this mode Sonoflow is no better than other Chinese headphones at this price – you can listen, but without enthusiasm and revelations. Tried different sources – nothing much has changed.

But for bluetooth, that is, using the electronics built into them, it’s a completely different story – there is not even a hint of resonances, the vocals are collected, well articulated and, more importantly, are in their rightful place. It already sounds real. The bass is a little highlighted, but it cannot be said quantitatively that there is a lot of it, which is why we get good speed performance and a very decent texture transfer. The middle is slightly warm, expressive and overly musical, it does not go into detailing much, but all the nuances are in full view. The top, unlike a wired connection, on the contrary, is slightly relegated to the background in order to remove excess brightness and sharpness and shade various sound recording artifacts. It turned out to be a comfortable sound with a bias towards melody and macro contrast. However, clarity can be well added using the LDAC codec, if you wish. With it, as usual, the drawing is better, and without it, the vocals are juicier.

In terms of style, the headphones can be called omnivorous, they have enough technicality and composure to transmit some kind of fast aggressive music, enough depth and volume for jazz or something else acoustic, as well as moderate meat and clarity for diverse electronics. What can I say, Sonoflow played the orchestral recordings so cool that I literally hung up on them. Yes, not perfect, but very impressive and as realistic as possible. All plans are perfectly drawn, everything is perfectly balanced, and the positioning of the instruments is on top. That’s what the DSP module means – right in the kings. Such a sound is certainly worthy of being talked about in the vein of audiophile headphones.

Turning on the noise reduction mode, in my opinion, slightly changes the nature of the low frequencies. Depth and volume, of course, remain, but its upper part loses mass and becomes a little airy. Not critical, but it affects the overall character of the sound. Without the ANC module, the sound is much more mature and richer. The transparency mode also does nothing good with the sound, that is, it is better to turn it all off. That’s when it will be possible to squeeze the absolute maximum out of their sound.

As a result, 1More Sonoflow full-size wireless headphones look very dignified, the pressure to the head is good, we were pleased with the folding design of the model, multipoint and some completely space battery life. Their sound over the cable was a little disappointing, I expected, of course, more, and with the noise reduction modes turned on, the sound, of course, deteriorates noticeably.

By bluetooth, this is the most effective, slightly warm sound, with good drawing of nuances, the right balance of frequencies and simply excellent transfer of the scene in depth, with the same timbre volume, good separation and excellent positioning. By bluetooth, even on the AAC codec, the model sounds simply excellent, and given their price, it’s generally brilliant. It is clear that the miracle happens only thanks to the built-in DSP module, but it happens. Very cool headphones, even to my very spoiled ear.

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Sonos, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops , manufactures and markets multi-room audio products in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific. The company provides wireless speakers, home theater speakers, components and accessories. The company offers its products through approximately 10,000 third-party retail stores, including individual home audio installers and e-commerce retailers, and through its sonos.com website, the company was formerly known as Rincon Audio, Inc. and changed its name to Sonos, Inc. in May 2004. Sonos Inc. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California.

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