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August 2011
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Rapport taille enceinte/qualité sonore
Simplicité installation et utilisation
A la fois émetteur et récepteur
Interface / disp. verticale
Facile à installer
Possible à utiliser en paire stéréo
Possible de grouper les enceintes
Synchronisation sonore entre les différents éléments
Design
Qualité du son
Facilité d’utilisation
Fonctionnalité de streaming à partir d’Internet ou du réseau domestique
Les services en ligne disponibles
Application télécommande pour smartphones et tablettes sous iOs et Android
Modularité. Les
Système compact et facile à configurer
Déplaçable à volonté
Son plus que correct pour une utilisation “ambiance”
Système extensible à volonté
Un style indémodable
Une belle qualité de finition
Un son précis et chaleureux
Une puissance surprenante
Un packaging séduisant
Installation facile
Petit gabarit passe partout
Rendu sonore équilibré
Compatibilité étendue avec les services musicaux en ligne
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Prix encore trop élevé
Spatialisation sonore serrée / Pas d'AirPlay
Pas d'entrée/sortie audio / 1 seul Ethernet
N'a d'intérêt qu'avec au moins deux PLAY
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Enceinte autonome incontrôlable sans smartphone ou ordinateur
Extrait: Sonos' apps are available on iOS and Android and there's also desktop software available for Windows and OS X. There are also third-party alternatives if you want an app that works across Windows 10 on desktops and mobile devices. You can use either Phono...
Publié: 2017-12-13, Auteur: Kate , review by: techradar.com
Easy to use, Excellent free apps, Cheaper than its predecessor, Compact, Lots of music options
Lower sound quality than Play:5, Still quite pricey, Software could be better
The Play:3 is an excellent multi-room option and brings the Sonos system slightly closer to the realms of the common man's bank account; worth saving up for? We think so...
Extrait: Sonos is famous for its wireless multi-room speakers but it can be hard to know which one is best for you. We explain everything you need to know about Sonos including the app, controller, music services, features, reviews and more. Founded back in 2002...
Extrait: I have reviewed many earphones, headphones and wireless speakers over the years, but for some reason have never managed to review a Sonos device. I thought I would rectify this my reaching out to them, and was given the PLAY:3 to review. Now I know what y...
Extrait: When it comes to wireless audio streaming Sonos sets the benchmark. The company has been the top multiroom dog for over a decade thanks to its consistently good products and ease of use. But there are some aspects of the Sonos system that warrant improvem...
Extrait: Apart from these issues I do really like the Sonos devices, the audio is crisp and clear without any corruption or cut outs in the audio and the PLAY:3 has a superb bass to it. I was surprised at how good the quality is for internet radio and that even wh...
Extrait: Flexson, a company specialising in Sonos accessories, has introduced ColourPlay to the UK, a simple way to change the colour schemes of Sonos speakers and other kit to spruce them up or match your home. With the Sonos Play:1 being a massive success story...
Publié: 2012-09-27, Auteur: Ed , review by: avforums.com
Extrait: When Sonos launched their original product line in 2005, the market for networked audio was barely recognisable as such. The idea of an entire line of products that depended entirely on a computer to function seemed slightly risky at the time. Fast forwar...
Impressively musical, disperses sound well, flexible over positioning, free control apps
Requires a wired connection or an optional extra, dedicated remote is expensive
The only other caveat is that Sonos' dedicated CR200 remote control is an expensive extra, but given that a whole system can be controlled via brilliant, free apps that are available for PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices, we don't see that putting off many...
