Sonos Wireless Dock

Simple setup ; Works either through direct or remote control ; Allows any audio app through direct control ; Appears the same as a computer source ; No change in audio quality

Relatively expensive ; No Ethernet ; Initial, temporary issue keeping audio going

Setting upAs you might imagine, the Wireless Dock isn't a solo device. It needs an existing Sonos network already established, either using either ZonePlayer gateways hooked up to traditional speakers or the self-contained ZonePlayer S5. And as

Simple setup ; Works either through direct or remote control ; Allows any audio app through direct control ; Appears the same as a computer source ; No change in audio quality

Relatively expensive ; No Ethernet ; Initial, temporary issue keeping audio going

Setting upAs you might imagine, the Wireless Dock isn't a solo device. It needs an existing Sonos network already established, either using either ZonePlayer gateways hooked up to traditional speakers or the self-contained ZonePlayer S5. And as

Great sound quality ; Sensibly priced ; Easy to set up ; Incredibly useful

People using their iPod as a Sonos controller might have trouble

The Sonos Wireless Dock is a fantastic idea, and in common with the rest of the Sonos hardware, it's flawlessly executed. The sound quality is great --assuming you feed it high-quality music to start with -- and the flexibility it offers you to move...

Adds your iPod to Sonos ; stylish ; convenient size

Could be better integrated ; no track queuing ; no remote search

Slightly disappointing While you can browse a docked iPod remotely and play tracks, you can't make a queue of tracks, negating the convenience of the Sonos playlist system.