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Hi, I find the sound quality of the Apple home podcast better than that of Sonos, especially if only one speaker is used. With Apple, I would use two home PODs in a larger room, e.g. living room. With Sonos, it makes sense if you already have components to expand them. Have fun.....

The Sonos Era 100 is suitable as a single speaker as well as for stereo or multi-room systems. It offers good sound and can be paired with a second speaker for improved stereo playback. It can also be used in a surround setup with other Sonos products.

Up to 32 speakers can be connected in one system. Each speaker must first be set up as a separate "room" before they can be grouped together. It is possible to connect the speakers to a TV by using them in a home cinema setup. To do this, you can combine the speakers with a soundbar such as the Sonos Beam and a subwoofer.

Yes, the speaker can be connected to a Sonos soundbar. You can use the Era 100 as a surround speaker with a Sonos soundbar such as the Arc by adding it as a surround speaker via the Sonos app.

The speaker is not waterproof, but it can be used under a weather-protected canopy as long as it is not directly exposed to moisture. However, it is moisture resistant and can be placed in areas with high humidity such as a bathroom.

The Sonos Era 100 speaker does not support Power over Ethernet (PoE).

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No, the Era 100 only works with the S2.

Hi fannymudry, you can either run the Era 100 as a stereo pair (similar to the old stereo system) or individually and in different rooms. If you want to listen to the same music on both speakers in different rooms, you can run them as a group. As a group, you play the same music on all selected speakers. For management, there is the Sonos app for Android, iOS and PC, or now also an application as a website. You can make all the settings there.

That's right, currently only Alexa works. Sonos is in a legal dispute with Google over various patents and until this is clarified, only Alexa will work.

Not just AAC and SBC via an old Bluetooth 5.0.

Use it yes I wouldn't leave them outside It would be too bad for me After all, the box isn't exactly cheap

no. this would have to be done with Bluetooth.

No. There's an http stream/Airplay/sonos app/wifi/Bluetooth for that

Supply and demand. When I bought my two whites, the blacks were more expensive.

You can do this as long as you have a stable, good hotspot.

Listening to the same music, yes, but creating a stereo pair is not possible. They have to be exactly the same.

Yes, only mains operation. If you want a Sonos speaker with a rechargeable battery, there's only the Sonos MOVE or the Sonos ROAM. These two both have a rechargeable battery.