https://www.wired.com/story/sonos-nick-millington-exclusive-interview/
Quote from this excellent feature on Nick Millington Sonos' Chief Product Officer is quite interesting.
"It will be up to Millington and his product team to chart a course through the choppy, frenemy-filled waters ahead. To do it, he may help guide the company into new places altogether. Until now, all Sonos products have been shackled to rooms inside your home. In the future, Millington hints, Sonos may create its first speakers and audio products designed to leave the house."
Where some of the IPO money may go. This is a progressive development if true.
Hint that Sonos May Make Products That Can Leave the Home
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Saw that article as well. I'd be careful reading too much into that. It's not a direct quote from Millington, so it could easily be the author's interpretation. It could also be that Millington feels the company should go that way, but nothing has been decided or even discussed yet.
False rumors get started this way. Next thing you know, people around here are claiming that Sonos lied to them when there is no portable Sonos products on the market by Christmas.
False rumors get started this way. Next thing you know, people around here are claiming that Sonos lied to them when there is no portable Sonos products on the market by Christmas.
+17Spence also hinted at going outside, so this is the 2nd mention.
Ideally your music needs to flow endlessly, from phone to car to home all under sonos control.
Ideally your music needs to flow endlessly, from phone to car to home all under sonos control.
So true given what I have seen on this board sometimes. Stop;; think it is a logical next step for a company in this growth phase.
Out of the home may not mean " external portable battery powered speaker". It may well be a lot more than that, but not that.
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