Era 300 - Black - Wireless, Alexa Enabled Smart Speaker with Dolby Atmos.

The Sonos Era 300 speakers have been an amazing addition to our setup. The sound quality is incredibly immersive, with impressive surround effects, clear vocals, and rich depth that really elevates movies, TV, and music. They pair beautifully with the Sonos ecosystem and create a premium home theater experience. Setup was straightforward, and the design looks sleek and modern. While they are definitely an investment, the performance makes them absolutely worth it for anyone wanting powerful, room-filling sound.

If you're looking to add wireless speakers, etc. to your TV or other entertainment devices, Sonos is the way to go. Sonos is quite expensive, but you're buying not only high-quality audio devices but also the flexibility of being wireless for sound and the interconnectedness of all the Sonos devices. The Sonos app recognizes all of your various devices and makes it easy for them to work together. You can assign devices to specific rooms or, if you want, set up a home audio network where music is played everywhere. The Sonos app also integrates access to Apple Music, Amazon Music, or just the Sonos music that they offer. For a home theater, starting with a Sonos soundbar opens the door for adding other Sonos speakers and a Sonos subwoofer. The sound bar, while using the Sonos application on your smartphone, will recognize other speakers and a subwoofer in the room. You also can configure the speakers to work separately, or they can be part of a surround sound system tied to the Sonos sound bar. The nice thing about each of the system audio components is that individually, you can touch the component (a speaker or soundbar for example) and control the room sound level, so you don't always have to go to the Sonos app on your smartphone to do so. You can get great sound for your entertainment system without requiring a receiver and complicated wiring. Generally, you just need: • A power cable • An HDMI cable for connecting to a TV • Preferably an Ethernet cable so all the devices can work over your Wi-Fi network • The Sonos subwoofer can work wirelessly, without requiring an Ethernet cable connection which is optional

I was a little unsure about spending the money on these speakers but let me tell you, the immersive quality sound that these two speakers added to my surround system is unbelievable. There's an old saying, you get what you pay for and honestly, these are worth every penny. I have the arc and sub as well in the whole system together is just unbelievable. The setup is extremely easy. The app walks you through the entire process in a matter of minutes. You literally just plug them in and tap ad era 300 speakers on the app and it does everything else for you. Watching movies and listening to music will never be the same. Total and absolute immersion.

I’ve been a long-time Sonos user, starting with the Sonos one to buying the Sonos Roam and now this. I was skeptical if the Era 300 would truly feel like a "generational leap," but after a month of testing, I’m sold. This isn't just a louder speaker; it’s a completely different listening experience. What I Loved: Immersive Spatial Audio: If you use YouTube Music, the Dolby Atmos tracks are incredible. The upward-firing driver actually works—you get a genuine sense of height and a "wrap-around" soundstage that a single speaker shouldn't be able to produce. Massive Soundstage: Even with standard stereo tracks, the Era 300 fills a large room much better than the Era 100 or the older Sonos One. It feels wide and airy. Connectivity Options: Huge win here. Having Bluetooth on a flagship Sonos speaker is a relief for guests, and the USB-C line-in (via adapter) makes it easy to connect other devices. Things to Consider: The Design: It’s "unique." The cinched-waist look is polarizing, and it’s significantly larger than a Sonos One. Make sure you have the shelf space (or the specific Era 300 stands). Price Point: It’s a premium investment. To get the most out of it, you really need a subscription to a service that supports Atmos. Line-in Adapter: Note that the USB-C to 3.5mm adapter is sold separately. At this price, it would have been nice to see it included. The Verdict: If you are looking for a standalone speaker for a medium-to-large room, the Era 300 is currently the best in the Sonos lineup. Bottom Line: If you care about Dolby Atmos and want a speaker that feels "future-proof," this is the one to get.

Works great for my hearing impaired dad. Can put it next to his recliner, turn it up, and soundbar down, so he can hear tv without me hearing it all over the house. Good quality full spectrum sound. Works best with wired connection, there is slight delay when used wirelessly.

Using it just for Stereo listening The soundbar stage for Dolby Atmos tracks is unmatched compared to any standard stereo setup The imaging is messed up for standard stereo tracks, it tries to create a wide soundstage but its not as crisp as standard setups Dolby Atmos tracks only available from Sonos app. Its doesn't do when you airplay from an Apple device Great for walk around stereo listening

I have the 100 series, in each of the 3 bedrooms, needed to upgrade to the 300 series to fill a bigger space. I love these speakers, sound is incredible and so easy to set up.

Excellent sound as you’d expect from Sonos. Upgraded from SL Ones as rear speakers with the sound bar and one sub. Worth the upgrade. Put the SL ones in other rooms for full home sound. Works great when you’re cleaning from room to room while listening to music

I recently picked up two Sonos Era 300s to pair with my Sonos Arc, and I’m super impressed. The Era 300s add a whole new level of depth and spatial audio, especially when watching Dolby Atmos content. Movies and music feel incredibly immersive – it's like being in the middle of the action. Setup was easy, and everything syncs flawlessly through the Sonos app. The Era 300s really shine as rear surrounds – clear highs, wide soundstage, and great imaging. That said, I highly recommend adding the Sonos Sub to complete the experience. While the Arc has decent low end, once you hear it with the Sub, there’s no going back. The bass really fills the room and ties everything together. If you're building a premium home theater setup with Sonos, this combo (Arc + 2x Era 300 + Sub) is the way to go!

O produto foi entregue muito bem embalado, sem nenhuma marca na caixa Eu conheci e ouvi a SONOS pela primeira vez no México, trouxe uma ERA 300 de lá e agora resolvi comprar a segunda e deixar as duas funcionando como um sistema real estéreo e ainda com Dolby Atimos. A SONOS é uma marca de elevada qualidade. A Era 300 impressiona com seu design, qualidade de áudio impressiona, conectividade com outros sistemas da SONOS. Agudos excepcionais, ótimos médios e graves na medida certa. Tenho uma harman Aura e não dá para comparar, a Era 300 da SONOS esta em outro nível de qualidade. Seu APP é ótimo e possibilita incluir apps como o Spotify, além de ter opções de música em sua biblioteca própria da SONOS e também escolher rádios de qualquer lugar do mundo!!!! A SONOS é simplesmente incrível

I received the item in tip-top conditions just as described by the seller. The Era 300 are a must-have if you want a premium surround experience. You never go wrong with Sonos .

First I must agree, these are expensive! However, if you are looking for a serious improvement in your surround sound system, you will not be disappointed. I had these paired with a Sonos (2nd Gen) Beam which has Dolby Atmos decoding and Sub and the surround sound experience improved considerably. I just recently sold the Beam and purchased an Arc Ultra and the Dolby Atmos decoding is mind blowing with the Arc Ultra. With the Arc Ultra’s top firing speakers and the Era 300’s front, side and rear firing speakers the cumulative effect is amazing. You hear sounds that were inaudible previously and they appear behind, in front, beside and above you and often appear to hoover in place. If you have a serious love of surround sound consider the Era 300s I am fairly certain you will enjoy them. Because they are expensive consider them over the Play 1s or Era 100s if you are making the jump to Dolby Atmos.

Como entusiasta de la música que aprecia una amplia calidad de sonido, me he encontrado gratamente sorprendido por la capacidad de la Era 300 para ofrecer graves robustos y bien definidos que complementan a la perfección cualquier género musical (usando TruePlay). No son graves exagerados, sino más bien justamente balanceados, proporcionando la cantidad adecuada de profundidad sin abrumar los matices más delicados de las pistas. La escena sonora es otra característica que merece ser elogiada. Esta bocina crea una atmósfera envolvente que parece extenderse más allá de las paredes de mi habitación mediana, llenándola con un sonido rico y detallado que hace que cada escucha sea una experiencia inmersiva. La calidad en los matices es excepcional; cada nota y cada instrumento se pueden diferenciar claramente, lo que permite apreciar la música. La facilidad con la que puedo conectar la bocina a Spotify y Apple Music es notable, y me permite disfrutar de mis listas de reproducción con la mayor comodidad mientras descanso en mi cuarto. El hecho de que funcione tan maravillosamente en solitario, sin la necesidad de un par estéreo, habla del poder y la eficiencia del diseño acústico de la bocina. Lamentablemente, Apple Music aún no es compatible con Lossless en la aplicación directamente, así que si quieres aprovechar este agregado, tendrás que transmitirlo por AirPlay (y tener muy buena conexión a internet). Aunque no me considero un audiófilo en el sentido más técnico (en bocinas, en audífonos es otra cosa), la calidad de sonido que emana de esta bocina me ha permitido disfrutar de mi música favorita decentemente (y para el público general, creo que será muy bueno). La facilidad de uso, la calidad de construcción y la calidad sonora hacen de esta bocina una pieza central en mi disfrute diario de la música en mi recámara principal. Definitivamente, es una adquisición que recomendaría a cualquiera que busque una experiencia auditiva sin las complicaciones de equipos más sofisticados. NOTA: Eso sí, si quieren una bocina mucho mejor en términos de calidad de audio, les recomendaría irse por la Sonos Five (actualmente, en el momento que estoy realizando esta reseña... quizá, en algún momento Sonos saque una Era 500, no lo sé). Gracias por leer mi reseña :)