Sonos Digital Music System Expert Reviews

Not to sound cynical, but, at this stage of the distributed audio game, "me too" products don't cut it anymore. What we want is something new, something different, something better. Luckily for Sonos, that's what their Digital Music System delivers. ...

Thanks to its simple setup and iPod-like remote, Sonos' pricey multiroom audio system is the one to beat.

Extremely easy setup Superb color LCD remote• Excellent audio quality• Dozens of Internet radio stations included

Expensive No dock for the remote

The Sonos is an impressive digital-age multi-room music system that gives you room to grow.

Easy to setup and use ; good sound quality ; bright and colorful display on remote

First ZonePlayer must be physically connected to the router ; the system depends on the remote controller

Yahoo is carrying an AP review of the Sonos Digital Music System that pretty much follows the line you'd expect-it's really cool, but it costs a bundle. Although they do point out one potential flaw that might be a deal-breaker for some-it currently ...

Sonos is the only multi-room Digital Music System with a wireless, full-color LCD screen controller that lets you play all your digital music, all over your house

If Apple made hi-fis they would look like the Sonos. It's a delight to use, looks fantastic and sounds even better

Excellent sound quality ; quick set-up ; reliability ; elegance

That we had to give it back

Sonos has been in the multi-room music game since the very beginning - but is its iPod-styled kit still the gold standard for streaming?

Simple to use. Stunning sound quality. Sexy design. Brilliant build quality

There are cheaper (though not better) alternatives

Got a hankering for multi-room audio? Then you better read on

While the remote control's reliability was a major let down for me, its design both physically and software wise is excellent. How Sonos managed to get away with the click-wheel interface piques my curiosity no end.