But a deal's a deal, and this is a rare one: For a limited time, you can get a free Sonos Bridge when you buy the new Sonos Play:1 speaker (or, in fact, any Sonos speaker). It would normally run ...

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wireless audio pioneer Sonos is getting rid of the need for a Sonos Bridge. Instead, users will now be able to directly connect Sonos’s multi-room wireless speakers to their Wi-Fi network.

Most of the products on the list, such as the Bridge, Connect, CR200, and the ZP80 through ZP120, were used to control, extend, or connect non-Sonos speakers to the rest of your setup. The first ...

To test that ease of installation, I asked my not-so-tech-savvy girlfriend to hook up the Playbar and a Sonos Bridge, and she had it wired up in less than five minutes. Just plug in the power cord ...

If not, you can invest in a Sonos Bridge ($50/AU$75) with a wired connection. While other systems have tried to make a virtue of running on your existing Wi-Fi network, Sonos' mesh network is ...

In the meantime, current Sonos users should hang on to their Sonos Bridge, or whatever product is wired to the router; do not disconnect until Sonos gives the go ahead. Last week, Sonos announced ...

By some accounts, products like the Bridge or the CR200 may have already been half-functional, due to crashes or their inability to accept the latest software updates. The upside is that Sonos ...

To use these speakers you have to own the Sonos Bridge, a small box that connects to your Ethernet router (the $199 Play:1 comes with a free Bridge until after the holidays). The Bridge then ...

It’s the successor to the Sonos Bridge, and the now-discontinued amplifier was still sold only a few months before getting yanked from shelves. This left many Bridge users with a brand-new audio ...

If you own a Sonos multi-room audio system but have trouble with dead spots, Sonos has good news for you: The all-new Sonos Boost is a high-power signal amplifier that promises to extend the range ...

Usually, the earlier Sonos products like Play 1, Play 3, and Soundbar are included in all apps, leaving out only legacy products like the Bridge. Get the latest tech news, reviews, and advice from ...