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UKMedia
UKMediaAnswer
November 11, 2022

The Sonos One SL doesn’t have a mic for voice control.

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UKMedia
UKMediaAnswer
November 11, 2022

The Sonos One SL doesn’t have a mic for voice control.

Remember: Sometimes Red Wine helps :)
    John B
    November 11, 2022

    “SL” stands for ‘sans langue”.

    (Actually it doesn’t.  I just made this up)

      John B
      November 11, 2022

      Even though it’s not true, it could serve as an “aide mémoire”.  Or as you say in France, a “memory aid”.

        JeroenVR
        Prominent Collaborator I
        November 11, 2022

        SL stands for “speechless”

          John B
          November 11, 2022

          SL stands for “speechless”

          You don't say?

          Dogdad
          Dogdad
          Headliner III
          November 11, 2022

          Really easy to see the difference on the Sonos website….wow

          Bernard NeisseAuthor
          Contributor I
          November 11, 2022

          Thank you

            Ken_Griffiths
            Ken_Griffiths
            November 11, 2022

            Also, (another minor difference) that may add a ‘slight’ complication for a very few users…

            A Sonos One can be used on both an S1/S2 Sonos system, whereas a new Sonos One-SL (or a used Sonos One-SL previously used on an S2 system) cannot be used on an S1 Sonos system. The SL is basically S2 only, unless registered pre-March 2021 and just run on an S1 system only.

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