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Avid Contributor I
March 14, 2025

Feature Request: Sonos TV Hub

With recent news of the "Pinewood" Streaming Box being scrapped, I have been considering what functionality of that product I was looking forward to. 

 

The video streaming services were almost irrelevant for me. What I was looking forward to was the box providing a gateway to wireless connectivity to Sonos Speakers for TV Audio, with HDMI Switch. 

 

My request is that Sonos focus on that. Forget the video streaming services. And focus on a hub that connects to TV via hdmi and provides functionality to wireless connect to Sonos Speakers, with multiple HMDI connections to run Games Console, 4K Blu- Ray etc through the audio.  

 

In my mind it seems like something so simple that would open a new world for Sonons Home Theatre. 

 

Please Sonos, I would love a Sonos TV Hub. 

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16 replies

Prodigy II
March 18, 2025

Peter Pee also talked about it

 

 

Contributor I
March 28, 2025
I am disappointed by this news, I was waiting for this product from Sonos, and if they would only make a wireless streaming box, with Hdmi ARC or Earc inputs like 3 or 4 so I could listen to the audio from my TV connected via Hdmi ARC with my Sonos Era 100 wirelessly, without the need to use a sound bar, I am willing to pay 300 or 400 dollars if Sonos would make a wireless box like that, that is all I ask Sonos.
Contributor I
March 29, 2025

Sonos, I need a Sonos Tv Hub, not another product like the Apple tv, just a Hub to be able to connect the audio from my TV to my Sonos Era 100 or Era 300 speakers wirelessly without having to use a sound bar, only left and right channels using the Sonos Era 100 or 300, consider this Sonos would greatly appreciate it, thank you.

Enthusiast I
April 24, 2025

I wonder if this could be achieved by making a HDMI eARC to USB-C adapter. Then you could plug your tv into one of the Era 300’s using this adapter for example and that connects wirelessly to a 4 or 5 speaker setup

Airgetlam
April 24, 2025

Your stereo Era 300 would need the appropriate electronics / chipset to both receive said type of signal, interpret it, and then have the capability to send out that many separate signals. I don’t think it has those electronics. 

Nor do I think, without looking, that a USB-C connector has the bandwidth necessary to carry Dolby Atmos. Now I need to look that part up, but I’m certain (relatively) about the electronics in the Era 300. It would be odd for Sonos to spend the extra money on that kind of unused electronics. 

Bruce
Contributor I
April 24, 2025

I had to buy the Sonos amp and connect my TV to the HDMI ARC output and that way I was able to connect my Era 100 via my Wi-Fi, but I want a smaller box, more or less like the Sonos Port or a little smaller with only HDMI ARC inputs.