Era 100

Very full stage sound. Only complaint is the Era is slightly over powering the Arc Ultra and dialogue... Any ideas?

I now have sonos era 100 and it sounds good. So i am torn between buying sonos arc plus sub mini or so..or to go with kef coda w (just becouse i am more into music listening)

We need an upgraded Era 100 with up firing speakers and possibly an higher price. The possibility to adding them as front surrounds will triggers many Sonos users to buy 4 (but selling 2 Era 300 currently underused as rear surrounds).

Sonos Era 100.Tienen Alexa integrado y son de los mejores parlantes en el mercado

Nisam audiofil. Telka mi ima dobre zvučnike (Phillips The One 75’), ali sam htio upgrade. Žena nije odobrila Sonos Era 350 pa sam uzeo dva Era 100 i Beam 2 kombo, za moje potrebe sasvim dovoljno, iako bih volio woofer ubaciti u mix. Pregovori su u tijeku.

Sonos all the way for me. Beam 2, 2x Subs (incredible experience), and Era 100 surrounds

I love good sound, and I'll always pay a bit more for quality speakers and headphones. I bought a Sonos One for the kitchen and a Sonos Beam for the living room around 6 years ago, and they're still going strong. I think they've discontinued the One and replaced it with the Era 100, but you can pick

Just an update for anyone that is also considering the era 100 as fronts. I’ve moved my five pair to the gym and am using the era100s as fronts now. I’m really pleased with the 100s. They sound thinner than the fives, but a future ‘Sonos’ integration will crossover the full range that the fronts cur

I use a Sonos beam soundbar and two era 100’s as rear surrounds so it’s a “5.0” system (sub coming I swear!!) and it’s absolutely incredible the experience I get out of it. Super simple setup and the wide appeal factor is through the roof as well.

I think you'll really like the ERA 100 as fronts. I'm a big believer in voicing and think the Play3 just won't cut it integrating with new Sonos. "Felt the plays were pulling out audio too far to the sides from the Arc" can you explain what this means? You generally want a nice wide soundstage ...