It’s attractive in a minimalist way, which means it can sit in an environment and not draw attention to itself, letting the audio performance do the talking instead. The unit is reassuringly hefty and it’s neither too big nor too wide, so it can sit in a number of places whether on a bookshelf, bedside table or kitchen counter.
And that’s pretty much your lot when it comes to design. Around the rear is an Ethernet socket (for a wired connection), mains cable and the ‘Join’ button, which facilitates connection to the Sonos wireless mesh system. On the top surface panel are responsive touch capacitive buttons for playback and volume, plus a LED that indicates the speaker’s status. It’s the same size (161.45 x 119.7 x 119.7: HWD, mm), weighs the same (1.85kg) and comes in either white or black finishes with matching matte grilles. The One SL is effectively the same speaker as the One. The Sonos One SL was released in 2019 alongside the Move outdoor speaker. If you purchase two, they can act as rear speakers for the Beam soundbar or Arc Atmos bar to create a surround sound environment.Īnd in case you were wondering, the SL stands for ‘speechless’. You can pair it to the One or another One SL for stereo listening. It’s the same as the Sonos One aesthetically but does not have built-in microphones, removing the option to use voice assistants such as Google Assistant and Alexa.Īs such, the One SL is the workhorse of the speaker line-up.
#SONOS ONE SL BLUETOOTH#
The Sonos One SL is the Sonos speaker to get if voice assistant smarts aren’t of interest, with the same audio quality as the One for a few pounds less.Īnnounced alongside the Move Bluetooth speaker, the Sonos One SL replaced the now discontinued Play:1 in Sonos’ home speaker range.
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