Obviously not. Your Arc does the exact opposite, it provides your setup with Google Assistant but is probably the only device in your setup with the receiving microphone.
We appreciate your feedback and will pass it along to our product team. In the meantime, stands and wall mounts for the Era 100 are available for purchase in the Accessories section of our shop: www.sonos.com/shop/accessories
@@sonos Thank you 🙏🏼 I already have the official Sonos One stands.. which appear to be the same as the Era100 official stands except for the speaker holders, hence my idea for Sonos to have Era100 holders for sale online for customers that already have the official stands in our Home Cinema setup. I love your products and especially love the Sonos Ones stereo pairing, the sound is great so am really looking forward to upgrading to Era100 really excited the only obstacle as a customer upgrading under the Sonos upgrade program it’s the thought I’d have to re-buy speaker stands.. being able to buy the holders would be great and much more eco friendly. Thanks for acknowledging my feedback, I’m sure I speak for many customers that already have your stands ^__^=
Is there any delay when using line-in connected directly to a computer? If there is a delay it can't be used as computer speaker - which I would like it to! - hence the question.
Yes, in order to ensure the system is capable of playing multi-room audio, we add latency to the line-in connection. The Sonos app allows users to adjust latency between 75ms and 2,000ms depending on the user's home network performance.
Hate to break it to you, but in Product led companies like Sonos, the Product Marketing Managers typically work right there with the engineers day in/out. They tend to be great communicators and translators too.
So its a "better speaker" without saying why it's better. So to your point, Benjamin, this isn't a great product marketing ad -- they may have spent a great deal of time with the engineers, but that certainly doesn't reflect in this video. Using internal hypewords like Era 300 are meaningless to anyone outside of Sonos as far as I'm aware. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
Google has changed the technical requirements for Google Assistant on 3rd party devices, limiting our capacity for support. We’re evaluating these requirements and remain hopeful that Google Assistant will be part of this ecosystem one day. In the meantime, Google Assistant continues to be supported on your existing Sonos voice-enabled devices.
I respect the product and plan to purchase, but don't know why you guys had the Product Marketing Lead voice the release. Similarly mentioned below, I'd feel more confident if the lead engineer was dishing out the information rather than a lead marketer reading a list of keypoints.
Like everything we do at Sonos, we have put a lot of thought into how we can support products while continuing to progress the Sonos system as a whole. We appreciate your feedback and will pass it along to our team.
@@RoastBeefSandwich Makes sense. Mine is capable of sending a microphone signal from my headphones back to the phone, do you think this means it is also ADC?
The Sonos Line-In Adapter and Sonos Combo Adapter are the only products that will work with Era 100 and Era 300. While it may look like any USB-C to 3.5mm adapter would work, all of the ones currently on the market are intended for line-out (connecting headphones to a phone or laptop) vs. line-in, so they are not compatible.
Hi there, and thanks for the question. Google has changed the technical requirements for Google Assistant on 3rd party devices, limiting our capacity for support. We’re evaluating these requirements and remain hopeful that Google Assistant will be part of this ecosystem one day. In the meantime, Google Assistant continues to be supported on your existing Sonos voice-enabled devices.
Sonos made a mistake here. Should have put ATMOS in the era 100. for a lot of people the era 300 is just to big to put behind there sofa for rear speakers. And also a cost of £900 for era 300s as rears to get atmos is just a crazy price.. Era 100 with atoms would of sold like hot cakes
Like everything we do at Sonos, we have put a lot of thought into how we can support products while continuing to progress the Sonos system as a whole. We are open to hearing out your feedback and will share this with our product team.
If all you use is an Apple TV for your media than you could use the Era 300s using Apple AirPlay from the Apple TV to the Sonos. I did this with Sonos One’s for a long time. However, I do believe you are correct that only Apple’s HomePods support the eArc connection with Apple TV, which is essential if you have multiple sources of content through your TV like a game console or something. Plus I have no idea if the airplay stream to Era 300s would support full Atmos or not
Every angle and proportion of Era 300 is tied to the product’s acoustic performance, allowing each driver to point in the optimal direction. The perforation pattern along the top, front, and sides maximizes the projection of sound left, right, forwards, and upwards. We appreciate you sharing feedback on the Arc and will pass it along to our product team.
Google assistant is terrible on Sonos anyway. If there's music already playing it never detects your wake words. Alexa is a much better option that's specifically made for smart speakers
Love the use of CAPS LOCKED CAPTIONS to emphasize the extended sound stage
LCD Soundsystem in the background...good choice. I know what I'm going to listen to on my Play5's tonight
Ga
SONOS you need to update the S2 APP quickly, fixing bugs and change/update the UX!! PLEASE!!!!!!!
Google Assistant is not on these speakers. If I pair these with the Arc for surrounds, will I lose Assistant from Arc too?
Obviously not. Your Arc does the exact opposite, it provides your setup with Google Assistant but is probably the only device in your setup with the receiving microphone.
Not at all. Google Assistant will continue to be supported on your existing Sonos voice-enabled devices.
Why is it called Era 100 and 300 instead of Era 1, or Era 3, or Era 10 or 30… why hundreds?
Can’t wait to upgrade to Era 100 but I would like Sonos to provide Era 100 speaker holders for purchase online for existing Sonos One stands..
I 3d printers some holders for my Ones, because I got hold of some play1 stands with the screw mount
We appreciate your feedback and will pass it along to our product team. In the meantime, stands and wall mounts for the Era 100 are available for purchase in the Accessories section of our shop: www.sonos.com/shop/accessories
@@sonos Thank you 🙏🏼 I already have the official Sonos One stands.. which appear to be the same as the Era100 official stands except for the speaker holders, hence my idea for Sonos to have Era100 holders for sale online for customers that already have the official stands in our Home Cinema setup.
I love your products and especially love the Sonos Ones stereo pairing, the sound is great so am really looking forward to upgrading to Era100 really excited the only obstacle as a customer upgrading under the Sonos upgrade program it’s the thought I’d have to re-buy speaker stands.. being able to buy the holders would be great and much more eco friendly.
Thanks for acknowledging my feedback, I’m sure I speak for many customers that already have your stands ^__^=
Go Sarah!
Why no virtual atmos tech in the Era 100? Would be perfect with the beam gen 2.
Hi Sonos
Thanks for the video 👌
I have a question, what is the name of the wall mounted shelving system in the background??
Thanks in advance 😊
Vitsoe
Is there any delay when using line-in connected directly to a computer? If there is a delay it can't be used as computer speaker - which I would like it to! - hence the question.
Yes, in order to ensure the system is capable of playing multi-room audio, we add latency to the line-in connection. The Sonos app allows users to adjust latency between 75ms and 2,000ms depending on the user's home network performance.
Personally don’t care to hear from a marketing talking head, make one with the engineers behind these products.
😂
Hate to break it to you, but in Product led companies like Sonos, the Product Marketing Managers typically work right there with the engineers day in/out. They tend to be great communicators and translators too.
So its a "better speaker" without saying why it's better. So to your point, Benjamin, this isn't a great product marketing ad -- they may have spent a great deal of time with the engineers, but that certainly doesn't reflect in this video. Using internal hypewords like Era 300 are meaningless to anyone outside of Sonos as far as I'm aware. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
@@justinrichardson3630 it’s a fair point, I can’t argue with you there. I’m speaking more to the generalization that was made.
What’s up with google assistant
Google has changed the technical requirements for Google Assistant on 3rd party devices, limiting our capacity for support. We’re evaluating these requirements and remain hopeful that Google Assistant will be part of this ecosystem one day. In the meantime, Google Assistant continues to be supported on your existing Sonos voice-enabled devices.
I respect the product and plan to purchase, but don't know why you guys had the Product Marketing Lead voice the release. Similarly mentioned below, I'd feel more confident if the lead engineer was dishing out the information rather than a lead marketer reading a list of keypoints.
We appreciate you taking the time to share this feedback and will pass it along to our team.
I'm not too enthused about the required adapter for line-in and Ethernet, especially on the expensive one.
Like everything we do at Sonos, we have put a lot of thought into how we can support products while continuing to progress the Sonos system as a whole. We appreciate your feedback and will pass it along to our team.
No google assistant? That's a no from me!
I Already have a high quality 3rd party USB-C to 3.5mm adaptor, will this also work for connecting line in devices?
most of those are DACs, not ADCs.
@@RoastBeefSandwich Makes sense. Mine is capable of sending a microphone signal from my headphones back to the phone, do you think this means it is also ADC?
@@EJGilb Yes but typically those are on the wrong pole of the TRRS jack, and are mono-only.
The Sonos Line-In Adapter and Sonos Combo Adapter are the only products that will work with Era 100 and Era 300. While it may look like any USB-C to 3.5mm adapter would work, all of the ones currently on the market are intended for line-out (connecting headphones to a phone or laptop) vs. line-in, so they are not compatible.
Why loosing google assistant? Kind of a downgrade for someone who is using it.
Hi there, and thanks for the question. Google has changed the technical requirements for Google Assistant on 3rd party devices, limiting our capacity for support. We’re evaluating these requirements and remain hopeful that Google Assistant will be part of this ecosystem one day. In the meantime, Google Assistant continues to be supported on your existing Sonos voice-enabled devices.
Sonos made a mistake here. Should have put ATMOS in the era 100. for a lot of people the era 300 is just to big to put behind there sofa for rear speakers. And also a cost of £900 for era 300s as rears to get atmos is just a crazy price.. Era 100 with atoms would of sold like hot cakes
Totally agree
Agreed, I would get the era 300s as surrounds but they are too powerful and big for my entertainment space.
when people think Sonos is for the poor......
Like everything we do at Sonos, we have put a lot of thought into how we can support products while continuing to progress the Sonos system as a whole. We are open to hearing out your feedback and will share this with our product team.
petty though that you cannot use a set of era 300 as tv speakers (like the homepods) that would make it an instant buy for me.
Source?
@@PeterPanBRT the verge video on era 300/100
@@PeterPanBRT ruclips.net/video/AMoWqb13AZk/видео.html
@@atzedevries9563 thanks, good to know
If all you use is an Apple TV for your media than you could use the Era 300s using Apple AirPlay from the Apple TV to the Sonos. I did this with Sonos One’s for a long time. However, I do believe you are correct that only Apple’s HomePods support the eArc connection with Apple TV, which is essential if you have multiple sources of content through your TV like a game console or something. Plus I have no idea if the airplay stream to Era 300s would support full Atmos or not
The 300 design was not home theater minded but more of a stand alone. The arc is due for an update also.
Every angle and proportion of Era 300 is tied to the product’s acoustic performance, allowing each driver to point in the optimal direction. The perforation pattern along the top, front, and sides maximizes the projection of sound left, right, forwards, and upwards. We appreciate you sharing feedback on the Arc and will pass it along to our product team.
She speaks with vocal fry like karda girls
I would love to buy the 300 but without Google assistant it is not even an option
Google assistant is terrible on Sonos anyway. If there's music already playing it never detects your wake words.
Alexa is a much better option that's specifically made for smart speakers
My sentiment exactly 👍
@@RH-nk7eo for a google home user like me google assistant is way better. Additionally, Ive never experienced any problem like you did
Google assistant and Amazon Alexa are garbage. You should switch to Home Assistant.
@@ygdiget4119 Siri is the worst speech assistant out there. Homekit is better than google home, but matter ist changing that.
She is too beautiful, I can't concentrate on the speakers, lol.
Calm down
@@dojousen292 lol
Go to horny jail *BONK*
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Creep
All I could hear was the vocal fry. Such a distracting affectation.