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***Product of the Year 2012*** ***Best Wireless Music System 2012*** - Smarthouse Smart Awards
Best Home Audio Streaming 2010 - Gizmodo
Editor's choice for Best Home Entertainment Device 2009 - Engadget
About the Sonos Bridge (BR100)
The Sonos Bridge makes setting up an all-wireless Sonos system wonderfully fast and easy. Instead of using a ZonePlayer, simply connect the Bridge to your router to instantly activate the SonosNet wireless mesh network. Now all your ZonePlayers, Play:3's and Play:5's can work wirelessly and be put anywhere in your house.
It’s the ideal solution if your house doesn’t have Ethernet wiring or your router is in a room where you don’t want music. Although the ZoneBridge doesn’t play music like the ZonePlayer, it’s incredibly cost-effective when it comes to extending the range of your Sonos system and expanding the Controller’s wireless coverage.
The Bridge, like its name suggests, is a wireless bridge that extends the range of the Sonos system. Now you can stream music far across your property, like to a guesthouse or pool, by simply placing a Bridge in between that location and the rest of the system. And with a two-port Ethernet switch, it also brings standard Internet connectivity to your set-top box, DVR, PC, game console, or NAS drive.
Quick and easy install of an all-wireless Sonos system: Wireless Bridge to extend SonosNet and your musical enjoyment
| Instant wireless setup | Just connect a Bridge to your router using a standard Ethernet cable. Then, a simple button press will start SonosNet, a secure AES encrypted, peer-to peer wireless mesh network that enables all other Sonos products to control and play music wirelessly. |
| System flexibility | Bridge gives you the flexibility to place your ZonePlayers in any room of the house and connect them all wirelessly. |
| Automatic setup | Install a new Bridge with one button-press.* |
| * The Bridge requires software version 2.5 or higher | |
| Extend the range of the Sonos system | Stream music wirelessly to a remote location by placing a Bridge in between a ZonePlayer / Play:3 or Play:5 in a remote location and the rest of the Sonos system. |
| Expand the wireless reach of the Controller | Improve Controller access to SonosNet by placing a ZoneBridge in areas where wireless coverage needs a boost. Ideal for retrofits, where all ZonePlayers might be in one location instead of being placed throughout the home. |
| Easy Internet connectivity for other products in your house | The Bridge has a two-port Ethernet switch to bring standard Internet connectivity to your set-top box, DVR, PC, Game Console or NAS drive. |
Sonos ZoneBridge (BR100) Specifications
| Ethernet connection | 2-port switch, 10/100Mbps, auto MDI/MDIX |
| Wireless connectivity | SonosNet 1.0, a secure AES encrypted, peer-to-peer wireless mesh network. * |
| Power supply | Slim external power adapter, Output: DC 5V, 2A |
| Connect button | Automatic wired or wireless setup of the Sonos Multi-Room Music System |
| Front-panel lights | Indicates Bridge status |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 41 x 110 x 110 mm |
| Weight | 270 gr |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Finish | White /high quality polycarbonate material |
| Package contents | Sonos Bridge, power adapter, flat Ethernet cable, Set-up Guide, Sonos System Setup Software CD-ROM (Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista or Windows 7; Mac OS X v10.5 and v10.6). |
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* Internet connection required for system-wide access to Internet radio stations, online music services and software updates (DSL, cable modem or LAN-based high-speed Internet connection required.) Internet functionality may require payment of separate fee to a service provider; local and/or long distance telephone charges may apply. Note: All specifications subject to change without notice. |
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About Sonos: Multi-Room Music System
Sonos is the first and only digital music system that lets you play all your digital music, all over your house - and control it all from the palm of your hand. With Sonos audio, you don't need a PC in every room, a music server or a wireless network. Just a Sonos ZonePlayer and speakers in the rooms of your choice and a Sonos Controller in hand to access all your digital music, no matter where it's stored - on your PC, Mac or network attached storage box. If you're looking for a wireless audio system, you want a Sonos music system.
Instant access to endless music
Sonos plays it all. Music from your personal library stored on your computer. More than 25,000 free Internet radio stations, shows and podcasts. And music services that let you stream and download their vast collections of songs from the internet to the rooms of your choice.
Sonos gives you the freedom to listen to whatever you want, wherever you want. Play a classical album from your music library in the kitchen and the living room. Wake up to a local radio station in your bedroom or use an online music service to create a custom radio station to play all over the house. Whatever you’re into, rock or rap, interviews or instrumentals, Sonos gives you instant and endless music gratification.
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Your Music Library |
| If you have a hard drive already filled with digital music or a CD collection just begging to be digitised, you’re in luck. That’s because Sonos liberates all that music from your computer so you can enjoy it in every room. Sonos supports all the most popular audio formats, including MP3s and iTunes. And we make it easy to play music from other audio sources, like an iPod or CD player. | |
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Free Internet Radio |
| Sonos lets you tune in to more than 25,000 radio stations, shows and podcasts in every room of your house. Free of charge. The Radio guide lets you browse endlessly for both local and international stations or you can use Search to find a specific station. When you find what you love, add it to Favourites for your future listening pleasure. | |
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Music Services |
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Don’t have any digital music on your computer or just want more of it? Not to worry. Sonos works seamlessly with the most popular music services for computer-free access to millions of songs and stations — no ripping or downloading required. |
Check out how easy it is to have music streaming through your house in less than 5 minutes!
Sonos continues to garner rave reviews: here's just a sample.
The Wall Street Journal
The Mossberg Solution’s Katie Boehret reviews the Sonos S5 in Wednesday’s paper. “..the setup process is fantastically simple. Now that the iPhone and iPod Touch can use a free remote-control app that works just as well as the Sonos Controller 200, these players are even more accessible.” In the video portion of the demo, she calls Sonos “a solution that doesn’t cost much money. It helps you create a stereo system without much work.” Read The Wall Street Journal Sonos review here.
BusinessWeek.com
Sonos’ Splendid ZonePlayer. S5 receives 5 out of 5 star review. “Ease of use and sound quality are astonishing.” But overall, there's nothing on the digital home audio market that comes close to the Sonos S5.” Read the Business Week 5 Star Sonos review here.
CNET
The 5 most welcome digital audio products of 2009 – S5 introduction is one of those products, along with the Zune HD, Rhapsody/Spotify on iPhone and others. Read CNET best Digital Audio Products of 2009 featuring Sonos here.
Engadget.com
Michael Gartenberg writes about his best personal tech for 2009. He lists the Sonos S5 as one of the best general gadgets of the year. “Add in the cool iPhone app and you've got the first device that's not an accessory to the iPhone, it's now the first accessory to an app.” Read Endgadget.com Best of 2009 featuring Sonos here.
AppAdvice.com
A full review of the Sonos S5. “I found the ZonePlayer S5 and Sonos iPhone remote to be a true winner. Some might balk at the $399 price of the ZonePlayer S5 and the optional $99 ZoneBridge at first but after experiencing all the features you receive with this price, you find you are very well getting your moneys worth.” Read AppAdvice.com Sonos review here.
ZDNet Blogs
Livin La Vida Linux – feature write-up by a Sonos customer about how he loves his Sonos and goes into describe how Linux powers Sonos under the hood. Read ZDNet customer review here.
The Hartford Courant
Sonos S5: Sound Entry in Music Wars. “With the S5, Sonos might have produced the most technologically advanced one-piece, under-$400 music system in the world.” Read The Harford Courant Sonos review here.
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