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this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2024
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Not the original commenter but for me it was that they didn't integrate well into my multi-device management platform and instead required you to use Sonos's platform and products to play on multiple devices. The sound was decent but I only had one and it didn't work with my other speakers so it rarely got used.
Yeah, the thing about the Sonos system is that they're made to work together with other Sonos speakers. You either go all in or not at all.
Also the Google speakers are usually good enough, and way cheaper.
Our family is an Apple family and I’ve found the Sonos works quite well with AirPlay… just cast to everything in the house and the Sonos and the ~~AirPods~~ HomePods all work together seamlessly.