Chromatic Producer I

Play:1 as a bedside speaker

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Does anyone have comment on using a Play:1 as a bedside speaker?

I've had a few clock radios with screens that are too bright or volume that can't be adjusted to a level suitable for nodding off. The Play:1 would seem to fit the bill, with the sleep and alarm functions. I have seen some previous posts about the challenge of adjusting volume at low levels.

I already enjoy my two Play:5s and a Playbar... and am wondering if a Play:1 would work well next to my bed.

Thank in advance,
Dave

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jlanpheer

Lyricist II

Like other people in this forum have stated, "who has ever bought an alarm clock without a SNOOZE?". 🙂 I don't have kids (so i need one, lol) and i would LOVE to replace my bedroom stereo with Bose speakers with a couple of Play 1's. Won't do it though, until a SNOOZE option is added to the Alarms. It would be pretty easy to implement and VERY useful/handy!

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fretnn

Contributor I

Like other people in this forum have stated, "who has ever bought an alarm clock without a SNOOZE?". 🙂 I don't have kids (so i need one, lol) and i would LOVE to replace my bedroom stereo with Bose speakers with a couple of Play 1's. Won't do it though, until a SNOOZE option is added to the Alarms. It would be pretty easy to implement and VERY useful/handy!

so it looks like you will have to replace your bedroom stereo Bose speakers with a couple of Play 1's as I have created an app that lets you snooze your Sonos alarms.

You can find it here: https://appsto.re/be/Xul7db.i
Screenshots can be found on the website: http://www.quicksonos.be/snooze/

Let me know what you think of it

https://www.quicksonos.be/ -- iOS apps to snooze alarms, control your sonos devices or shift music between two zones