- 5 integrated speakers powered by 5 digital amps for room-filling sound
- Unlimited music, wirelessly play iTunes, free Internet radio, Pandora, Napster and more
- Wireless control with free apps for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
- Simple setup and wireless expandability to play different songs in different rooms
- Requires high-speed Internet connection and wireless router
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SONOS PLAY:5
The Sonos wireless speaker that streams all the music on earth.
Wirelessly stream your entire iTunes or Amazon Cloud Player library, favorite music services, and thousands of radio stations from around the world through this bigger room, bigger sound all-in-one Sonos wireless speaker system.
Sonos HiFi sound
A rock-solid wireless audio system streams all the music on earth and fills every room in your house with deep, richly textured HiFi audio.
Wirelessly stream all the music on earth
Enjoy a universe of music in every room- your iTunes library, Amazon Cloud Player, your favorite music services, and more than 100,000 free Internet radio stations, podcasts and shows.
Easy to set up
No rewiring. No complex programming. Simply connect either the PLAY:5 or a Sonos BRIDGE to your router and wirelessly link all your players with one touch.
Control your way
Search, browse and play your music from your smartphone, tablet or computer with the free Sonos Controller Apps for Android, iPad, iPhone, Mac or PC.
Easy to expand wirelessly
Add as many Sonos players as you want throughout your home, wirelessly. Play different songs in any room or the same song everywhere, in perfect sync.
Sonos Product BrochureQuickstart Guide
Key Features
Sonos HiFi sound
- The powerful Sonos wireless network for music is 100% devoted to streaming HiFi sound so you get smooth wireless music without dropouts.
- 5 speakers powered by 5 dedicated digital amplifiers deliver crystal-clear, room-filling sound that rivals much larger, more complicated audio equipment.
- 2 tweeters, 2 mid-range drivers and 1 subwoofer driver for powerful bass you can feel.
Wirelessly stream all the music on earth
- Wirelessly play your favorite online music services, 100,000+ free Internet radio stations, podcasts and shows, plus your entire iTunes library.
- Play iTunes music stored on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch wirelessly in any room of your home. Easily create a playlist of music from multiple iOS devices at once.
- Sonos works seamlessly Spotify™, Pandora©, Sirius XM™Internet Radio, Rhapsody©, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, Slacker, MOG, Rdio©, Last.fm, Wolfgang's Vault©, AUPEO!, Stitcher™, Hearts of Space and downloads from any service offering DRM-free tracks.
Easy to setup
Quickstart Guide- Connect the BRIDGE to your router.*
- Put the PLAY:5 in any room to connect wirelessly.
- Choose a controller and download the free Sonos App.
* You can also connect the PLAY:5 directly to your router if it's in the same room where you want music or your house is wired for the Internet.
Do you need a BRIDGE?
One Sonos component must be connected to your router using a standard Ethernet cable (supplied).
- If the PLAY:5 is within reach of your router, you can connect directly.
- If not, connect the BRIDGE directly to your router and the PLAY:5–and any other Sonos component–will work wirelessly.
Control your way
Free Sonos Controller apps for Kindle Fire, Android smartphone and tablet, iPhone, iPod touch©, and iPad let you wirelessly control your music and rooms. Download from the Amazon App Store, the Android Market™ or iTunes App Store.
- Search, browser and play music from the palm of your hand. Change the volume in one room or many.
Easy to expand wirelessly
Easily expand your Sonos wireless audio system to enjoy HiFi audio throughout the entire house.
- Set up Sonos in one room, then add as many Sonos speakers as you want throughout your home, wirelessly.
- Play different songs in one room or the same song everywhere, in perfect party sync.
- Create a stereo pair by grouping two PLAY:5s in the same room together to create a wider stereo experience.
SONOS PLAY:3 & PLAY:5 Comparison Chart
Find the all-in-one speaker that's right for you or mix and match.
Key Features | Play:3(for smaller rooms) | PLAY:5(for bigger rooms) |
| Integrated speakers & digital amps | 3 | 5 |
| Works vertically or horizontally | ✔ | |
| Audio line-in & headphone connections | ✔ | |
| Stereo Pair for bigger sound | ✔ | ✔ |
| Wall mountable | ✔ | |
| Built-in handle | ✔ | |
| Number of Ethernet ports | 1 | 2 |
What's in the box
- SONOS PLAY:5
- AC Power cord
- Ethernet cable
- Warranty and regulatory booklet
- Quickstart Guide
What you need
- Broadband wireless internet connection
- One Sonos component wired to router
- Windows©XP SP3
- Macintosh©OSX (10.6 or higher)
- Sonos Controller App for Android, iPad, iPhone, Mac or PC (System requirements subject to change)
SONOS Wireless HiFi System
Product Description
Sonos ZonePlayer S5 Wireless Music System. Turn your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad device or Android smartphone into the ultimate remote control. Download the free Sonos Controller app for your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad device or Android smartphone and you'll have complete wireless control of your S5 through your home's WiFi network. Scroll through songs, browse album art, tune in to radio stations and more. Plus, since you're not streaming the music from your iPhone, like you are with docking stereos, you can take calls and receive texts without interrupting the music. Get instant access to endless music. Touch a button on your device and ZonePlayer is playing music from your computer's digital music library. Touch another and it's reggae straight from Jamaica on one of 100,000 free Internet radio stations and shows. Touch your device again and you're tapped into Rhapsody, Pandora, Napster, Last.fm, and SIRIUS. 'The music sounds fantastic.' - The New York Times Beneath its sleek all-in-one exterior, the S5 hides five independent speakers, each powered by its own dedicated digital amplifier. This means you get rich, room-filling sound that rivals or outperforms much larger, more complicated audio systems. And, because the S5 uses a 100% digital architecture, every note--from top-of-the-range highs to mids and deep, true bass--comes through in brilliant clarity exactly as the artist intended. Add multiple rooms of music without adding a single wire. Get a whole-home music system without spending a dime for installation. Simply add additional ZonePlayer S5 units throughout your house and the proprietary Sonos wireless network will integrate them all into a single wireless music system. You can stream the same music to all rooms or send separate streams to each unit. And you can control it all, including individual volumes from your iPhone device anywhere in the house.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
169 of 181 people found the following review helpful
By PeteTechGuy
Style Name:Single S5| Color Name:White|Amazon Verified Purchase
SONOS IN GENERAL
I've been using Sonos since 2009, and it's been FLAWLESS, an ABSOLUTE JOY. I've got instant, automatically-updated access to all of my iTunes TRACKS, ARTISTS, PLAYLISTS AND ALBUMS. Sonos also has an excellent implementation of PANDORA, RHAPSODY, other music services, and INTERNET RADIO. It's such a pleasure to hear them throughout the house and patio, controlled by my iPhone in every way, and with full broadband quality sound.
The FLEXIBILITY and EASE OF USE are equally impressive. Each zone can play any independent track or other music choice, or be instantly grouped (synchronized) with any number of other zones. Even when zones are synchronized, it's so easy and natural to
- control the volume of any individual zone within the group;
- control the volume of the entire group while maintaining your relative levels,
- choose and navigate music for the group just as you would for a single zone.
I've had multi-zone home systems, costing ten times as much, that couldn't do these things.
The ability to SIMULTANEOUSLY PLAY DIFFERENT TRACKS IN DIFFERENT ROOMS from a single iTunes library, located on a single computer, is an impressive technological feat that can not be achieved only with standard AirPlay speakers. (You can also play music from multiple libraries from one or more computers or from networked attached storage, (NAS)). Any or all of those zones can be beautifully controlled by a single iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Android, PC, Mac or by any number of such controllers.
[ UPDATE : A note about PROTECTED ITUNES TRACKS on sonos: iTunes tracks bought after 2008 are not protected, and WILL work on sonos and other devices. If you have a lot of earlier, protected, iTunes tracks, they can ALL be converted for a one time total fee of $25: Just subscribe to iTunes Match ($25/yr) and apple will upgrade your tracks to unprotected. Apple allows you to keep your upgraded tacks if you later cancel iTunes Match, but the $25 will not be refunded. IMO, that $25 is a nice price for converting a large library to "play anywhere", and independently, you might decide to keep iTunes Match as I have. ]
I also have an Apple AIRPORT EXPRESS linked to a sonos line-in, so that my friends can stream any ITUNES OR APP music to my sonos system using Apple AIRPLAY from their iPhone. That works well, but sometimes a streaming iPhone will loose its WiFi connection as you move about the house. (Of course, iPhone/Airplay WiFi streaming glitches are not sonos related problems. This is more of an illustration of how a Phone/WiFi streaming system is likely to work.) Nonetheless, it's great to have Airplay available for friends. Some of this can now be accomplished without an Airport Express, since newer versions of the iPhone/iPad/iPod SONOS APP can stream the iDevice's ITUNES tracks (but not other app music) directly to your sonos system over wifi.
My Sonos system has been absolutely flawless, with a CONSISTENT, INTUITIVE INTERFACE, and my iPhone, with its Sonos controller app, is always right there in my pocket, ready to go.
Setup for all of the Sonos zones has been a snap, and the system has been a total joy from day one.
SONOS Play:5
Sounds every bit as good as, or better than my Bose Sound Dock. Looks great. Sets up in seconds, and moves easily between rooms when needed. It can really be cranked up in VOLUME WITHOUT DISTORTION. Perfect.
One requirement to be aware of is that you'll either need to buy a $50 ZoneBridge OR connect this Play:5, OR any other ZonePlayer (ie, a Play:3, Play:5, Sonos-Connect, or Sonos-Connect:Amp) anywhere in your home, directly to your router or LAN with the included ethernet cable. Only one sonos device needs to be hardwired to the router or LAN.
ADVANTAGES in BUYING A SINGLE PLAY:5 (or Play:3) rather than a Bose SoundDock or other docking speaker, if you already have an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Android:
1) CONTROL FROM YOUR SEAT: It's an absolute pleasure to have complete control over what you're listening to, right where you are, keeping the iPod or iphone in your hand or pocket. You don't have to stand up to choose any specific track, playlist, artist, radio station, internet music service, or to see what's playing. And because your iphone is only the controller (you're streaming from your desktop computer hard disk or from the internet, rather than from your iPhone, -- unless you choose to, as noted above) you're not using up valuable iphone battery life or suffering mediocre sound quality, as you might be otherwise. Further, your iPhone is still with you for answering phone calls or using other iphone apps, with no disruption to the music system.
2) INTERNET RADIO: Sonos probably has the worlds best remote control user interface for internet radio. Listen to Pandora, Rhapsody, Sirius, last.fm, Spotify, ALL of your local radio stations (local radio is quick to find, given it's independent menu item. A very nice touch.), or about 100 thousand other internet radio stations, organized by location (country, state, city), or searchable by genre, sub-genre, station name, station number, or radio SHOW name.
3) UPGRADABILITY: Add another zone (or multiple additional zones) at any time in the future and you're set with a multizone system. Also, the system will continue to be just as valuable if you change your phone from an iPhone to an Android or vice versa, which would not be the case with a phone docking speaker or an airplay system.
I should point out that there are some benefits in going with a single Docking Speaker instead:
1) Cost Savings.
2) Some might prefer a docking speaker away from home, but the Play5 DOES includes a line-in port and cable that can be used with your phone when away. OR you can use an inexpensive bluetooth adapter with the Play5's line-in. The Sonos phone app won't typically work away from home, but if you use bluetooth you won't need it. Just make sure to turn on autoplay in the play5's line-in settings before leaving home.
Final Verdict: I really do love my Play:5 and my entire Sonos system.
I've been using Sonos since 2009, and it's been FLAWLESS, an ABSOLUTE JOY. I've got instant, automatically-updated access to all of my iTunes TRACKS, ARTISTS, PLAYLISTS AND ALBUMS. Sonos also has an excellent implementation of PANDORA, RHAPSODY, other music services, and INTERNET RADIO. It's such a pleasure to hear them throughout the house and patio, controlled by my iPhone in every way, and with full broadband quality sound.
The FLEXIBILITY and EASE OF USE are equally impressive. Each zone can play any independent track or other music choice, or be instantly grouped (synchronized) with any number of other zones. Even when zones are synchronized, it's so easy and natural to
- control the volume of any individual zone within the group;
- control the volume of the entire group while maintaining your relative levels,
- choose and navigate music for the group just as you would for a single zone.
I've had multi-zone home systems, costing ten times as much, that couldn't do these things.
The ability to SIMULTANEOUSLY PLAY DIFFERENT TRACKS IN DIFFERENT ROOMS from a single iTunes library, located on a single computer, is an impressive technological feat that can not be achieved only with standard AirPlay speakers. (You can also play music from multiple libraries from one or more computers or from networked attached storage, (NAS)). Any or all of those zones can be beautifully controlled by a single iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Android, PC, Mac or by any number of such controllers.
[ UPDATE : A note about PROTECTED ITUNES TRACKS on sonos: iTunes tracks bought after 2008 are not protected, and WILL work on sonos and other devices. If you have a lot of earlier, protected, iTunes tracks, they can ALL be converted for a one time total fee of $25: Just subscribe to iTunes Match ($25/yr) and apple will upgrade your tracks to unprotected. Apple allows you to keep your upgraded tacks if you later cancel iTunes Match, but the $25 will not be refunded. IMO, that $25 is a nice price for converting a large library to "play anywhere", and independently, you might decide to keep iTunes Match as I have. ]
I also have an Apple AIRPORT EXPRESS linked to a sonos line-in, so that my friends can stream any ITUNES OR APP music to my sonos system using Apple AIRPLAY from their iPhone. That works well, but sometimes a streaming iPhone will loose its WiFi connection as you move about the house. (Of course, iPhone/Airplay WiFi streaming glitches are not sonos related problems. This is more of an illustration of how a Phone/WiFi streaming system is likely to work.) Nonetheless, it's great to have Airplay available for friends. Some of this can now be accomplished without an Airport Express, since newer versions of the iPhone/iPad/iPod SONOS APP can stream the iDevice's ITUNES tracks (but not other app music) directly to your sonos system over wifi.
My Sonos system has been absolutely flawless, with a CONSISTENT, INTUITIVE INTERFACE, and my iPhone, with its Sonos controller app, is always right there in my pocket, ready to go.
Setup for all of the Sonos zones has been a snap, and the system has been a total joy from day one.
SONOS Play:5
Sounds every bit as good as, or better than my Bose Sound Dock. Looks great. Sets up in seconds, and moves easily between rooms when needed. It can really be cranked up in VOLUME WITHOUT DISTORTION. Perfect.
One requirement to be aware of is that you'll either need to buy a $50 ZoneBridge OR connect this Play:5, OR any other ZonePlayer (ie, a Play:3, Play:5, Sonos-Connect, or Sonos-Connect:Amp) anywhere in your home, directly to your router or LAN with the included ethernet cable. Only one sonos device needs to be hardwired to the router or LAN.
ADVANTAGES in BUYING A SINGLE PLAY:5 (or Play:3) rather than a Bose SoundDock or other docking speaker, if you already have an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Android:
1) CONTROL FROM YOUR SEAT: It's an absolute pleasure to have complete control over what you're listening to, right where you are, keeping the iPod or iphone in your hand or pocket. You don't have to stand up to choose any specific track, playlist, artist, radio station, internet music service, or to see what's playing. And because your iphone is only the controller (you're streaming from your desktop computer hard disk or from the internet, rather than from your iPhone, -- unless you choose to, as noted above) you're not using up valuable iphone battery life or suffering mediocre sound quality, as you might be otherwise. Further, your iPhone is still with you for answering phone calls or using other iphone apps, with no disruption to the music system.
2) INTERNET RADIO: Sonos probably has the worlds best remote control user interface for internet radio. Listen to Pandora, Rhapsody, Sirius, last.fm, Spotify, ALL of your local radio stations (local radio is quick to find, given it's independent menu item. A very nice touch.), or about 100 thousand other internet radio stations, organized by location (country, state, city), or searchable by genre, sub-genre, station name, station number, or radio SHOW name.
3) UPGRADABILITY: Add another zone (or multiple additional zones) at any time in the future and you're set with a multizone system. Also, the system will continue to be just as valuable if you change your phone from an iPhone to an Android or vice versa, which would not be the case with a phone docking speaker or an airplay system.
I should point out that there are some benefits in going with a single Docking Speaker instead:
1) Cost Savings.
2) Some might prefer a docking speaker away from home, but the Play5 DOES includes a line-in port and cable that can be used with your phone when away. OR you can use an inexpensive bluetooth adapter with the Play5's line-in. The Sonos phone app won't typically work away from home, but if you use bluetooth you won't need it. Just make sure to turn on autoplay in the play5's line-in settings before leaving home.
Final Verdict: I really do love my Play:5 and my entire Sonos system.
115 of 124 people found the following review helpful
Style Name:Single S5| Color Name:White|Amazon Verified Purchase
Just got the S5 about an hour ago. Setup couldn't be easier. Step 1 - connect the power cord to an power outlet. Step 2 - hit the Mute and + button to get the S5 added as a new zone, Step 3 - hmmm....I don't think there is one. Just hit play and enjoy pure bliss.
This is my 4th Zone player (see my other gushing review of the Sonos system on the Sonos bundle page), and anytime my wife asks, "how many of these white boxes you really need?", the answer is always "one more".
Portability is the key feature of S5. Moving it from Kitchen to backdeck is just a matter of unplugging the power cord and replugging at the new location. It's all in one box. And the sound quality is not bad either. With all 4 zone players on party mode - some connected to very expensive Klipsch towers - I have ran around to compare the sound quality at various locations. The verdict - this little guy stacks up nicely against the big boys.
And the iPhone controller is not too shabby either. Don't see the need to buy the new touch controller (CR200).
Awesome product. Pure genius. Just get it.
This is my 4th Zone player (see my other gushing review of the Sonos system on the Sonos bundle page), and anytime my wife asks, "how many of these white boxes you really need?", the answer is always "one more".
Portability is the key feature of S5. Moving it from Kitchen to backdeck is just a matter of unplugging the power cord and replugging at the new location. It's all in one box. And the sound quality is not bad either. With all 4 zone players on party mode - some connected to very expensive Klipsch towers - I have ran around to compare the sound quality at various locations. The verdict - this little guy stacks up nicely against the big boys.
And the iPhone controller is not too shabby either. Don't see the need to buy the new touch controller (CR200).
Awesome product. Pure genius. Just get it.
95 of 103 people found the following review helpful
By Bob
Style Name:Single S5|Color Name:White
I just purchased the s5 with a zone bridge and the CR200. The combination is absolutely amazing. Installation was easy and operation is intuitive. There is plenty out there on how these things work, so I won't go into details on that. But I do have two observations to share:
1) In addition to the s5, I also picked up a NAS drive so that I could stream my 5000+ track mp3 library. After all, streaming my collection with a touch screen remote was one of the main reason I looked at Sonos in the first place. But, after setting Sonos up I decided to give Napster a try. The Napster/Sonos combination gives you access to 8 million tracks on demand. For example, Napster has over 60 Bob Dylan albums, which is pretty much his whole discography. If you want to sample the latest (obscure) music, Napster also has most of the albums Pitchfork reviewed this week--pretty neat.
So, despite my deep investment in my personal mp3 collection, it only took me a couple of minutes to realize that it was completely obsolete. Deciding between $5/month for a 8 million track library vs. a $200 NAS for my 5000 track library was a no-brainier. The NAS got packed up and sent back; my mp3s are now strictly for iPod use.
2) As an NPR fan, the other great feature I didn't realize Sonos included is the ability to search and play archived NPR shows. From the Splendid Table to Fresh Air, it is all there on demand--awesome.
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Two-year update: This thing is still going strong. We use it everyday to catch up on NPR or listen to the latest releases via Napster. For instance, just yesterday, I read a review of the new Sigur Ros album and 10 seconds after finishing the review, I had the album streaming through my S5 with a few touches of the controller. I also find it extremely useful to be able to listen to non-local radio stations. If we sleep in and want to catch Morning Edition, or get home late and want to catch Marketplace, we just tune into Wyoming Public Radio (we are in Atlanta) and presto. (While the NPR shows are archived, they are usually not accessible until one day after broadcast).
Another note is that I have downloaded the Android App, which works very well. The only slight frustration is that it takes my phone a few minutes to ramp up the WiFi connection. Because of this, I still almost exclusively use the CR200 or my laptop to control the music. I'd say the CR200 is worth the expense in order to have a dedicated controller that always works without delay.
1) In addition to the s5, I also picked up a NAS drive so that I could stream my 5000+ track mp3 library. After all, streaming my collection with a touch screen remote was one of the main reason I looked at Sonos in the first place. But, after setting Sonos up I decided to give Napster a try. The Napster/Sonos combination gives you access to 8 million tracks on demand. For example, Napster has over 60 Bob Dylan albums, which is pretty much his whole discography. If you want to sample the latest (obscure) music, Napster also has most of the albums Pitchfork reviewed this week--pretty neat.
So, despite my deep investment in my personal mp3 collection, it only took me a couple of minutes to realize that it was completely obsolete. Deciding between $5/month for a 8 million track library vs. a $200 NAS for my 5000 track library was a no-brainier. The NAS got packed up and sent back; my mp3s are now strictly for iPod use.
2) As an NPR fan, the other great feature I didn't realize Sonos included is the ability to search and play archived NPR shows. From the Splendid Table to Fresh Air, it is all there on demand--awesome.
_____________
Two-year update: This thing is still going strong. We use it everyday to catch up on NPR or listen to the latest releases via Napster. For instance, just yesterday, I read a review of the new Sigur Ros album and 10 seconds after finishing the review, I had the album streaming through my S5 with a few touches of the controller. I also find it extremely useful to be able to listen to non-local radio stations. If we sleep in and want to catch Morning Edition, or get home late and want to catch Marketplace, we just tune into Wyoming Public Radio (we are in Atlanta) and presto. (While the NPR shows are archived, they are usually not accessible until one day after broadcast).
Another note is that I have downloaded the Android App, which works very well. The only slight frustration is that it takes my phone a few minutes to ramp up the WiFi connection. Because of this, I still almost exclusively use the CR200 or my laptop to control the music. I'd say the CR200 is worth the expense in order to have a dedicated controller that always works without delay.
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Published 1 day ago by Kim Schultz
3.0 out of 5 stars
Real easy setup, good sound,
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pure awesomeness
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Published 9 days ago by stewart
1.0 out of 5 stars
Worked great for awhile
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Great sound quality, great flexibility in music sources, high price
Great sound quality, great flexibility in music sources, I just wish it was a little cheaper, there is such a gulf between the low and high priced web music players.
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Like S*X to your Ears.
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98/100 Stars!
FUNCTIONALITY/EASE OF USE-SETUP:
- Sonos program works brilliantly. Read more
Published 11 days ago by Scrambles
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