SonosNet

SonosNet is a proprietary wireless network developed by Sonos, a company known for its high-fidelity audio products. It is designed to facilitate seamless communication between Sonos devices, allowing them to work together as a single, synchronized audio system. The network operates on the 2.4 GHz frequency band and uses a mesh topology, which means that each device can act as a repeater, extending the network's range and reliability.

SonosNet supports various features that enhance the user experience. It enables multi-room audio, allowing users to play the same music in different rooms simultaneously. It also supports group control, where multiple devices can be controlled as a single unit. The network is designed to be secure, using encryption to protect data transmitted between devices.

SonosNet is compatible with a wide range of Sonos devices, including speakers, soundbars, and amplifiers. It is also compatible with other Sonos products, such as the Sonos Arc, a smart speaker that integrates with Amazon Alexa. The network is designed to be easy to set up and use, with a simple mobile app that guides users through the process.

However, SonosNet has some limitations. It operates on the 2.4 GHz band, which can be crowded in some environments, potentially leading to interference. It also has a limited range, typically around 100 feet indoors and 300 feet outdoors. Despite these limitations, SonosNet is widely regarded as a reliable and effective solution for creating a seamless audio experience across multiple rooms.