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Sonos Introduces Era 300 and Era 100 Smart Speakers with Sound Enhancements

Audio company Sonos has recently unveiled its latest offerings, the Era 300 and Era 100 smart speakers, signaling a notable leap forward in sound and design innovation. Priced at INR 54999 and INR 29999, respectively, these speakers are slated to hit the Indian market on October 20, 2023, with pre-orders commencing on October 15, 2023, available exclusively on its official website.

Era 300 and Era 100 in Display

What to expect with Sonos Era 300?

Era 300, positioned as a groundbreaking speaker, endeavors to provide users with an immersive spatial audio experience, boasting six strategically placed powerful drivers designed to potentially deliver a breakthrough audio performance with Dolby Atmos. Its sleek hourglass design aims to optimize sound dispersion, promising a transformative listening experience. Notably, Era 300 introduces the possibility of multi-channel surround sound when used as home theater rears, potentially enhancing the Dolby Atmos experience when paired with Arc or Beam (Gen 2). While collaboration with artists and creators seeks to fine-tune Era 300 for studio-quality sound, the real-world performance remains to be tested.

What to expect with Sonos Era 100?

In parallel, Era 100, evolving from the popular Sonos One, claims to bring forth next-gen acoustics and design enhancements. Priced at INR 29999, Era 100, though compact in size, aspires to deliver detailed stereo sound and deep bass, making it a versatile addition to various spaces. With two angled tweeters and a larger midwoofer, Era 100 aims to create an enhanced stereo experience. Much like its counterpart, Era 100’s real-world sound performance is yet to be validated.

Both Era 300 and Era 100 articulate Sonos’ commitment to responsible design, incorporating post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic and sustainably sourced packaging. These speakers claim to reduce power consumption, introduce advanced sleep functions, and are designed for potential serviceability. Era 100 and Era 300 feature a user-friendly interface, including a capacitive volume slider, and support enhanced connectivity options such as WiFi, Bluetooth, and an auxiliary cable for direct connections to other audio devices. Additionally, Trueplay technology, leveraging the microphone array in Era 100 and Era 300, aims to optimize sound for the unique acoustics of the user’s space.

While Sonos Era 100 and Era 300 present a promising step forward in audio technology and responsible design, it remains essential for users to await real-world reviews to gauge the actual performance and delivery of the claimed features. As Sonos fans anticipate these new additions, the market will ultimately determine the impact of Era 300 and Era 100 in the ever-evolving landscape of smart speakers.

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