Sonos just announced smaller receivers and players. The ZP120 – with amp – is 43 percent smaller and the ZP50 – without amp – is a standard receiver. Both use MIMO for increased range and ...

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 ...

The ZP120 and ZP90 both now support SonosNet 2.0, which uses MIMO technology to double the distance you can separate each Sonos node. The larger, 55W amplified ZP120 has also lost weight ...

ZP120 and the first generation Play:5 for now. If you're one of those early adopters, you'll be able to follow an upgrade process through the Sonos app. You'll see a Trade Up section in My Account ...

Gadgets eligible for upgrades that would be bricked include the Connect, Connect:Amp, ZP90, ZP80, ZP100, ZP120, and Play:5 (Gen 1). Sonos tried to defend itself in a way that might sound familiar ...

Sonos Zone Player ZP80, ZP90, ZP100, and ZP120 Sonos says its older hardware (now identified as S1 products) doesn’t have the processor power or memory required to run the new operating system.

5 Sonos Connect Sonos Connect:Amp ZonePlayer 80 (ZP80), ZonePlayer 90 (ZP90), ZonePlayer 100 (ZP100), ZonePlayer 120 (ZP120) So the company wants to get these products off the field and continue ...

Sonos is coming full circle here, as its very first retail product was a small amplifier dubbed the ZonePlayer 100. That was succeeded by the ZP120, which was later renamed the Connect:Amp (now ...

the Sonos Amp. Like the ZonePlayer 100 and Connect:Amp (previously known as the ZP120) before it, the new Sonos Amp is designed to offer all of Sonos’s streaming smarts in a unit you can add any hi-fi ...

today Sonos announced a special promotion that allows customers to save up to $199 when they buy any Sonos ZonePlayer (ZP90 or ZP120) together with a Sonos Controller CR100. This limited-time offer is ...