Sonos Bundle 250 Expert Reviews

Sonos released an app last year turning iPhones and iPod touches into very capable remote controls for the company's excellent wireless home audio system. It was, therefore, only a matter of time before Sonos issued an update to the standard remote ...

Seamless integration of personal music libraries and Web music services. High-quality wireless audio streaming. Touch-screen remote is well-designed, fast, and intuitive

No video or photo support. Very expensive for a product that doesn't include speakers

While it's not a toy for those with tight budgets, the well-executed but pricey Sonos Bundle 250 is worth every penny. It's the most seamless way to get your music into every room of the house.

The best multi-room digital music system just got better - much better!

The multi-room system gets a new iPhone-style touch-screen controller

(Fairly) easy set-up, very easy to use, versatile, expandable, good sound quality

Occasional signal dropouts, no controller app for non-Apple devices

There's also the £79 BR100 ZoneBridge, available separately, which has no audio outputs at all but simply acts as a connection between ZonePlayers to extend the range, or as the first point of contact with your computer or wireless router

The venerable Sonos has had a few hardware tweaks - including a stonking new controller. Time to bin that iPod Touch?

Fine sound. Robust wireless performance. Flexible music choices. Brilliant new user interface

Nothing, except that it costs £100 more than the old version (but we think That's fair enough)