Are there any mp3 players that have the Sonos 1 app pre-installed?
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Are there any mp3 players that have the Sonos 1 app pre-installed?
Best answer by melvimbe
I have Wi-Fi and internet access at the dock. I don’t want to connect to my two Moves with Bluetooth because I then loose the paired stereo function of the two Moves. All I need is the Sonos 1 app installed on an Android mp3 player, that it the reason for my initial question. I’m not trying to play mp3 files on the Android mp3 player. I just want to use Sonos to stream music from the internet to my two Moves.Most people use their cell phone for this purpose, but I don’t want to use my cell phone on the dock and risk dropping it in the lake.
You got me curious and I did a little research on “android mp3” players and I got a better idea of what you’re going for. Most of them don’t let you install apps yourself (hence why you’re asking about preloading) but I did see some one that did. The only catch was that it’s using android 8.1, and Sonos currently supports 8 and above. It may work for a while, and have basic functions after support is done, but not ideal at all.
I think you are better off getting a cheap android tablet than mp3 player. Amazon fire tablets are an option too. Here’s a $60 tablet from walmart that’s on android 11.
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No. The Sonos app is available on android and iOS devices as well as PC and Mac. The Sonos app also is a controller only, a remote for Sonos devices. The app does not actually play music itself.
What are you trying to accomplish?
I’m trying to use the Sonos 1 app on a cheap Android mp3 player. I want to connect to my two Sonos Moves installed on a boat dock where I do not want to use my cell phone.
Get a player that has bluetooth capabilities. You would only be able to connect to 1 of the Moves, not both. You would need a WiFi connection and internet access to use the Sonos app or voice control to instruct the Moves to play streaming audio from a service...not the mp3s stored on an android device.
Danny
I have Wi-Fi and internet access at the dock. I don’t want to connect to my two Moves with Bluetooth because I then loose the paired stereo function of the two Moves. All I need is the Sonos 1 app installed on an Android mp3 player, that it the reason for my initial question. I’m not trying to play mp3 files on the Android mp3 player. I just want to use Sonos to stream music from the internet to my two Moves.Most people use their cell phone for this purpose, but I don’t want to use my cell phone on the dock and risk dropping it in the lake.
As Danny has already indicated, there is no mp3 player with a Sonos connection built in.
Yes, there are several MP3 players that can have the Sonos app installed on them. I am looking for an MP3 player with the Sonos app pre-installed, but it looks like I will have to settle for an MP3 player with a web browser and access to the Google Play store so I can download and install the Sonos 1 app myself. I just have to make sure the MP3 player runs Android version 8 or or higher so that it is compatible with the Sonos 1 app.
I have Wi-Fi and internet access at the dock. I don’t want to connect to my two Moves with Bluetooth because I then loose the paired stereo function of the two Moves. All I need is the Sonos 1 app installed on an Android mp3 player, that it the reason for my initial question. I’m not trying to play mp3 files on the Android mp3 player. I just want to use Sonos to stream music from the internet to my two Moves.Most people use their cell phone for this purpose, but I don’t want to use my cell phone on the dock and risk dropping it in the lake.
You got me curious and I did a little research on “android mp3” players and I got a better idea of what you’re going for. Most of them don’t let you install apps yourself (hence why you’re asking about preloading) but I did see some one that did. The only catch was that it’s using android 8.1, and Sonos currently supports 8 and above. It may work for a while, and have basic functions after support is done, but not ideal at all.
I think you are better off getting a cheap android tablet than mp3 player. Amazon fire tablets are an option too. Here’s a $60 tablet from walmart that’s on android 11.
Thanks. I found an Android mp3 player that runs Android version 10, but your idea about a cheap Android tablet should work better.
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