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You can't add the Sonos One to an Amazon Alexa / Echo speaker group though, unfortunately - it doesn't show up in the Alexa app in the same way an Echo will.
Sonos will continue to build integrations that make it easy to add Sonos products to other devices, including voice assistants, the company said.
You can add Sonos to the list of companies that are aiming to offer Android Wear support for its products.
This involves adding the Sonos skill to your Alexa app, and then discovering your Sonos One speakers in the Alexa app.
There doesn't appear to be any timetable for adding Sonos into the Google Home ecosystem which is frustrating for anyone who's invested in — or looking to start building out — a Sonos system throughout their home.
Will you be adding the Sonos One to your home?

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You can already use a mobile device to play Apple Music on a Sonos One, but Sonos says it will add support for Apple's AirPlay 2 this year.
Sonos says it will add support for Google Assistant sometime this year, giving you the option to use Google's smart assistant if you prefer it to Amazon's Alexa, as well as Google's music - streaming service.
Banks, online stores, music services, utilities, games, even home stereo toys like Sonos and Pioneer already have an iPhone app, and most have added an Android version.
I've had no trouble integrating my smart devices and services like Sirius Radio and my Sonos speakers with the Echo, but the Echo's big bother, the $ 149 Echo Plus, adds a built - in Smart Hub so you don't have to add something annoying to your life like the Wink Hub that acts as the communication hub to IoT devices like Philips Hue light bulbs.
What's unique about Sonos is all of their speakers all multi-room ready, so you can add additional Sonos speakers to other rooms and control your entire home from a single app.
Sonos One owners get the added ability to use voice to control their entire Sonos sound system.
There are plenty of other options beyond Sonos for adding wireless to your speakers, though most of them will cost more than the Chromecast Audio.
If you want to stream music from a computer, server, or NAS box on your network, or from Internet music services such as Pandora, Rhapsody, or Slacker, either plug an ethernet cable into the Playbar or add a $ 50 Sonos Bridge to your wireless network and operate the speaker as a wireless component.
There's also a wireless Sub you can pair with any existing Sonos speaker to add some oomph.
But you can't go beyond that to add rear surrounds or height channels with a Sonos system.
If you already have speakers that require an amp, you can use the Connect to add them into a Sonos system.
Even after adding in the cost of a few cables and things like speaker stands if you want or need them, this is a much cheaper alternative that sounds great and has support for more services than a Sonos system.
Plus, Sonos intends to add Google Assistant support next year, making it a good hedge as each platform develops.
Sonos, Spotify, and Amazon Alexa are finally best friends, with support being added to control playback by voice on the multi-room speakers.
That has native Alexa support and, next year Sonos says, the Google Assistant will be added in too.
This speaker can easily fill a room with sound, and it can decode a Dolby Digital bitstream, but you'll need to add discrete surround speakers (a pair of Play: 1s, for instance) and the Sonos Sub if you want genuine 5.1 - channel home theater sound.
We've added the Google Home Mini, Google Home Max, and Sonos One to the What to look forward to section.
Right now, it's limited to Alexa devices, but Sonos has promised to add support for Google Assistant and Apple's AirPlay 2 in 2018.
Sonos quietly added microphones to its latest PLAY: 5 speaker, but describes them as future - proofing for potential new features, and says that they're currently inactive.
Sonos has long been the ruler of multiroom audio, and its most recent effort, the Sonos One, added some serious Alexa - based smarts to the equation.
This new in - app TIDAL control comes only a couple days after the Pandora app added its own in - app Sonos speaker controls.
Sonos has announced that it has added a new mode to the S5 called stereo pair.
One quick note on availability: The Sonos One is available worldwide, but Alexa functionality only works with Amazon accounts registered in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and Germany — though I'd expect more countries to be added in the weeks and months to come.
Multi-room audio specialists Sonos have revealed their latest remote control, and they've finally decided to add a touchscreen.
As for Sonos Controller for iPhone 3.1 — which will add the same Twitter functionality as the company have introduced onto the CR200 Remote Control — that's currently going through Apple approval before plopping into the App Store as a free download.
The TIDAL music app is on the receiving end of an update that adds an important feature for Sonos users: the ability to control their speakers from within the streaming app.
As nice as the One is, most existing Sonos users have little reason to spend the $ 200 to add it to their system.
But because there are so few great - sounding smart speakers currently on the market, these two will inherently get lumped together until Apple creates a smaller speaker or Sonos adds voice assistant functionality to the Play: 3.
That'll get better at some point, too, and presumably as Sonos adds more assistant services (Google Assistant is coming sometime in 2018), we'll get better choices for default settings.
Through the app, you can add new Sonos devices as well as sign into any music services you subscribe to.
After Echo started winning market share in the wireless speaker market, Sonos, Harman Kardon, JBL and others rushed to add Alexa to bring their products to parity.
It is super easy for any user to set up Sonos using home Wi - fi; it takes only five minutes and you can expand your home audio system over time by adding wireless speakers to additional rooms.
Ecosystems like AirPlay and Sonos had them beat for a while, but Amazon has finally added the ability to play music on multiple Echos at once.
Sonos is adding support for playing Spotify via Alexa voice commands on its speakers beginning December 21.
Wink users can add basically any Sonos speaker to their Wink Hub 2 and control it through Wink's smart home app, just like you'd add a new light bulb or thermostat to the system.
Sonos says it will add support for Google Assistant sometime this year, giving you the option to use Google's smart assistant if you prefer it to Amazon's Alexa, as well as Google's music - streaming service.
And at least one product — the Sonos One speaker — will be compatible with both platforms after a 2018 software update adds Google support to its Alexa compatibility.
Sonos» new voice - activated Sonos One smart speaker will work with Amazon's Alexa assistant when it ships later this month, and will add support for Apple's new AirPlay 2 streaming protocol next year.
Just as Sonos is doing with its Sonos One, which launched with Alexa support but which the company plans to add Google Assistant support to sometime in 2018, a speaker designer building on the Qualcomm SoC could allow for multiple assistant platforms to co-exist.
Sonos wouldn't tell me if they'll eventually add One - Play: 1 pairing capability.
The exception, however, is with the Sonos One, which already offers Alexa and plans to add Google Assistant later this year.
Sonos will also have a leg up on the competition next year as it plans to add Google Assistant to the One as well.
To use the feature, add Audible as a service in the Sonos App or play it directly from the Audible App to Sonos.
Sonos added smart connectivity to its speakers and came up with the Sonos One.It is, basically, a Sonos Play: 1 under the skin, but with the added benefit of Alexa voice control.
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