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Alice Marie
Contributor I
March 11, 2018

Alexa echo Plus and Sonos

  • March 11, 2018
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I can control Sonos One (bedroom) and Sonos Playbar (Den) with Alexa Echo Plus - no problem. My question is weather I can play same music on all three devices at the same time.
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Chris
Chris
Lead Maestro
March 11, 2018
No - you can't group Sonos speakers with the Alexa. You can group the two sonos speakers and that is it.
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Alice MarieAuthor
Contributor I
March 12, 2018
Thanks Cris. So the only thing the echo is good for to do voice commands, right.... If I were to buy the new Sonos which has Alexa build in, could I group it with the other (older) Sonos?
Chris
Chris
Lead Maestro
March 12, 2018
Yes the Sonos One will group with all other Sonos.
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Alice MarieAuthor
Contributor I
March 12, 2018
Thank you, CHris.Then it makes absolutely no sense to buy the Echo Plus - right - or am I missing something?
Chris
Chris
Lead Maestro
March 12, 2018
There are a few feature amazon keeps for their devices. Most notably calling features Sonos One can’t do.

The echo plus also acts as a home automation hub. I use smartthings as my hub as it has many more features then the amazon hub for smart home.
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Alice MarieAuthor
Contributor I
March 12, 2018
Ahhh, thanks for your valuable info. Much appreciated. I guess one has to clutter with all of it!
Legnum Nick
Legnum Nick
Prodigy III
March 12, 2018
At the moment for the best sound and the most feature rich Echo/Sonos configuration, I'd suggest an echo dot to go with any Sonos player that doesn't have a microphone. There are useful features on the Echo that the Sonos One doesn't have, and it is easy to get a pair of Play 1s and a dot for less than a pair of Sonos Ones.
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