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April 2017
(82%)
118 Avis
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Utilisateurs
(92%)
24 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Design
Facilité d'installation
Rendu sonore
Ergonomie de l'application
Un grave enveloppant
Une jolie sensation de proximité
Voix parfaitement intelligibles
Surpuissante
Fabrication et finitions irréprochables
Ultra-simple à installer
Application simple d'utilisation
Un écosystème sonore fiable et réactif
Simplicité d'utilisation
Puissance
Facilité d'installation
Rendu sonore
Ergonomie de l'application
Qualité audio (Home Cinema)
Le design impeccable
Le son impressionnant avec des graves qui sont encore meilleures que celles de la Playbar
L'application Sonos et les autres hautparleurs de la marque qui en font l'un des meilleurs systèmes multiroom du marché
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Prix
Pas de décodage DTS
Pas de port HDMI
Effets de pièce exagérés
Brillance trop soutenue
Presque scintillante
Le phénomène de distorsion/repliement de spectre
Pas de HDMI
Pas d'entrée analogique
Pas de Bluetooth
La forte dépendance au smartphone pour contrôler l'enceinte
Écosystème sono
Spectre musical étroit
Surreprésentation des basses
Absence de connectique
Pas de décodage DTS
Pas de port HDMI
Application Sonos perfectible
L''ampleur des effets sonore mérite une pièce spacieuse et des murs dégagés
Pas de compatibilité DTS ni de port HDMI et connexion Bluetooth
Extrait: Once again Sonos has managed to replicate the same no-nonsense approach to sonics that has made its multiroom speakers such a roaring success. A sleek, sophisticated design is combined with an enthralling performance from three tweeters, six mid/bass driv...
The Sonos Playbase is a good-sounding speaker that's made with convenience in mind. The Playbase aims to be an all-in-one music and home theater speaker and looks likely to succeed. While there are better sounding speakers on the market, the Playbase offe...
Connects to other Sonos speakers to create a multiroom sound system, Setting it up is extremely simple and the app guides you through every step, Sleek and stylish design, Can withstand TVs up to 34kg in weight being placed on top of it, During our tests,
It only has an optical connection so may not work with older TVs that only have HDMI, It's expensive at £699, It won't mute music if a call comes through to your smartphone when you're playing music, You need a WiFi network to set it up and use it
The Playbase is pricey and won't work for you if you have an older TV, but we found that it provides great sound quality when playing films, TV shows and music. Also, if you're a fan of Amazon's voice assistant, you'll be pleased to know the Sonos Playbas...
Price, Limited connectivity and no physical remote, Physical size
The Playbase's sound quality is what I'd expect from a £700 speaker, and despite not being as immersive as the more expensive Dolby Atmos-enabled Samsung HW-K850, it has remarkably accurate sound that will make the audiophile in you smile.Image 4 of 9Howe...
Publié: 2017-04-09, Auteur: Adrian , review by: wired.co.uk
Great build quality, sound performance and is easy to set up
Lack of HDMI and no DTS decoding
Musically the PlayBase is also a highly accomplished performer. Hi-Fi quality streaming from Tidal is dynamic, lustrous and tonally balanced. The drums during Jacko's Billie Jean are punchier than a series of jabs from Tyson Fury, whilst the trumpets duri...
Good looks, solid build, Seamless app integration, Sonos app is still be best remote app ever, Responsive touch keys, Can be expanded with extra speakers
No HDMI, Expensive if you want to build a system
A convincing argument for throwing out your stereo...
The Sonos Playbase continues the company's philosophy of making easy-to-use and good-sounding speakers in an attractive package. But, due to the lack of support for many surround sound formats, artificial sounding processing and ecosystem lock-in, cinephi...
Publié: 2017-04-04, Auteur: Ty , review by: CNET.co.uk
The Sonos Playbase is a low-slung sound base with impeccable design and impressive sound. Its bass is even better than the Playbar's, so there's no need for a sub. Sonos' app and other speakers make it part of one of the best multiroom systems available
The wide effect needs breathing room -- unadorned walls, too, if you please. No DTS support, HDMI ports or Bluetooth. If you have a "clawfoot" TV, it may not fit on top
The Playbase adds excellent home theater and music sound to Sonos' superb multiroom music system. Just make sure your TV fits...
High-impact bass, Wide sound field, Great stereo effects, Dead simple to use, Add Sonos speakers for 5.1 system
Limited inputs/ relies on TV audio output quality
Do buy the Sonos Playbase if you don't mind spending a little extra on the best product in the soundbase category. It sounds better than many competing (albeit slightly less expensive) sound bars, it's extremely easy to use, and it virtually disappears in...
Publié: 2017-03-07, Auteur: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Amazingly big, wide sound for a box this compact, Natural, punchy bass, Does all of the great things any other Sonos speaker can, Can be upgraded to a full 5.1 system
Treble is harsh, often annoyingly so, Optical-only isn't very flexible - or even necessarily that simple, Won't work perfectly in every room
If after all of this you're left with the question of whether the PlayBase sounds better or worse than the PlayBar, the answer is that I can't tell you - and that's by design. Sonos doesn't want you to choose between the two TV speakers on sound quality...
