Sonos makes several great wireless soundbars, including models with Alexa support and Dolby Atmos capabilities.

Sonos is reportedly getting close to launching a product in a new category: a premium streaming box, likely to rival options ...

Sonos is developing a high-end streaming set-top box that's expected to launch this year, reports The Verge. While any ...

Sonos is rumored to be working on an Android TV streaming box codenamed Pinewood, but will the hardware really be worth $400?

Multi-room music streaming giant Sonos has been heavily tipped to make a play for the streaming box market, with a fully fledged Apple TV 4K competitor said to be in the works. It’s fair to say that ...

$200 Nvidia Shield TV Pro, and $100 Google Streamer. And yet, Sonos’ device will reportedly do a few things these other boxes can’t. Among its more interesting features are multiple HDMI ...

Sonos' box will also be an HDMI switch of sorts, as it has multiple HDMI inputs with passthrough so you can connect multiple devices to your TV. It will wirelessly transmit audio to Sonos ...

Codenamed Pinewood, the black box will open up new possibilities for Sonos surround sound. It doubles as an HDMI switch and ...

And of course, the streamer will be able to send TV audio, lag-free, to its soundbars and speakers. User should also be able to configure surround sound by using the Sonos speakers they have in ...

To play records, CDs, cassette tapes, or even the sound from a TV through a Sonos system’s speakers, you’ll need a Sonos product that can accept an analog or digital “line-in.” The Port ...

Chris Welch writes at The Verge: Sonos is planning to take a big swing in a new product category: it’s getting into video for the first time. In the coming months, Sonos will release a streaming ...