Accessories

This is the black version of the Sonos line-in dongle — an adapter, not a speaker or a full cable assembly. It occupies the USB-C port on a compatible Sonos speaker and exposes a 3.5 mm analog jack, which is the route for feeding a turntable with a built-in preamp, a CD transport, an instrument, a laptop or a commercial background-music source into the system. Sonos lists compatibility with Era 100, Era 100 SL, Era 300, Sonos Play and Move 2. Because the line-in appears as a source...

This is rough-in hardware, not a speaker. The Large Round Flex Bracket is a Sonance-manufactured pre-construction bracket used on the Sonos Architectural by Sonance line and on Sonance's own large round Visual Performance and VX in-ceiling models. It is installed between joists before the ceiling is closed, holding the exact speaker location so the drywall crew can cut a clean opening later and the speaker lands where the design drawings put it — not where the trades happened to leave...

This is an installation accessory, not a speaker. The Large Round Retrofit Enclosure is a back can that mounts behind an 8-inch round in-ceiling speaker in the Sonos Architectural by Sonance range, and it ships as a pair. Retrofit enclosures drop into ceilings that are already finished, so an installer can add proper acoustic containment without opening up drywall or building a new soundproofing assembly.The enclosure gives the driver a sealed, consistent volume of air to work against. That...

A charging accessory for the Sonos Move 2 and the original Move. The base is the low-profile ring the speaker sits on to charge wirelessly, and this listing covers the white finish that matches the white Move 2. Buy it as a replacement for a lost or damaged base, or as a second one so the speaker has a home in more than one room.Set the speaker down and charging starts on contact, with no cable to plug into the back of the cabinet. A full charge takes three hours or less, so a Move that spent...

This is the charging accessory for the Sonos Move 2 and the original Move, finished in black to match the black speaker. It is the low-profile ring the speaker rests on, and it charges wirelessly on contact. Order it to replace a base that was lost or damaged, or to add a second charging point so the speaker has a place to land in more than one room.A depleted Move reaches full charge in three hours or less on the base, which is short enough that a speaker used outdoors all afternoon is ready...

A purpose-built carry bag for the Sonos Move and Move 2, not a generic speaker sleeve. The interior is molded around the speaker so it does not shift in transit, and the padding absorbs the knocks that portable speakers pick up in a car trunk, on a boat, or on the way to a rental.The outer shell is ballistic nylon, chosen for the same reason luggage makers use it: it shrugs off water, dirt, and abrasion, and it can be spot-cleaned when it picks up sand or grass stains. A detachable compartment...

This is a mounting accessory, sold as one hook, not a speaker or a full bracket. It engages the built-in handle on the back of a Sonos Move or Move 2 so the speaker hangs flat against a wall and stops competing for shelf space. Lift the speaker off when it is needed elsewhere and hang it back up when it returns.The base is rust-resistant aluminum with a silicone cover that cushions the contact point and keeps the speaker from rattling or scuffing. Because it is built to resist corrosion, the...

A mounting accessory sold as one hook, finished in black to match the black Move 2. It catches the built-in handle on the back of a Sonos Move or Move 2, letting the speaker hang flat to the wall instead of taking up counter or shelf space. The speaker lifts off in one motion whenever it is needed somewhere else.Construction is a rust-resistant aluminum base with a silicone cover. The silicone cushions the handle contact point so the speaker sits quietly and does not scuff, and the corrosion...

A bulk pack of five Sonos optical audio adapters, aimed at integrators, property managers, and anyone stocking spares across multiple installs. The adapter is the small dongle that plugs into the HDMI port on a Sonos soundbar and converts it to a TOSLINK optical input, so the soundbar can take audio from a television that has no HDMI ARC or eARC connection.Plenty of televisions still in service, particularly older sets and commercial displays, offer digital optical out but not ARC. Without the...

A small but necessary accessory. This adapter plugs into the HDMI port on a Sonos soundbar and converts it to a digital optical (TOSLINK) input, so a television that offers optical audio out but no HDMI ARC or eARC can still feed the soundbar directly.The situation comes up more often than people expect. Older flat panels, budget sets, hospitality displays, and many commercial monitors were built with optical out as the only digital audio connection. Without this adapter there is no clean path...

A pair of replacement grilles for Sonos Outdoor Speakers by Sonance, in white. This is a service and refresh part rather than a speaker: it covers the driver face and protects it, and it is the item to order when the original grilles have been dented, corroded, painted badly, or lost during exterior work.The grilles use the perforation pattern Sonos specified for the outdoor range, so the acoustic behavior of the speaker is unchanged and the visual match to a partner speaker elsewhere on the...

This listing is a pair of black replacement grilles for Sonos Outdoor Speakers by Sonance. It is a service part, not a speaker. Order it when the original grilles have taken damage from weather, landscaping equipment, or exterior painting, or when a black finish is wanted on speakers that were originally installed in white.The perforation pattern is the one Sonos specified for the outdoor line, so swapping grilles does not change how the speaker measures or sounds, and the result matches other...

A factory replacement power cable, not a speaker. Sonos designates this one Power Cable III, and it serves the Connect, Connect:Amp, and Play:5 (Gen 1). If the original cord was damaged, left behind in a move, or simply is not long enough to reach the outlet in a new equipment rack, this is the correct part rather than a generic cord from a hardware store.Using the manufacturer's own cable matters more on legacy Sonos hardware than people assume. The connector geometry and cord gauge are...

This is a factory replacement power cord, designated Power Cable III by Sonos, for the Connect, Connect:Amp, and Play:5 (Gen 1). It is the correct part to order when the original cable has been damaged, lost during a move, or needs to be replaced with a matching black cord in a rack that is finished in black.On legacy Sonos hardware, sticking with the manufacturer's cable is worth doing. The connector geometry and conductor gauge are specified for the device, the plug seats firmly enough that...

A factory replacement power cord, designated Power Cable II by Sonos, covering the Playbar, Play:3, Sub (Gen 1), and Sub (Gen 2). This is the part to order when a cable has been damaged, was left behind after a move, or needs replacing with a white cord to match a white component or a light-colored wall run.These are all discontinued Sonos products, which is exactly why a genuine cable is worth sourcing rather than a generic substitute. The connector and conductor gauge are specified for the...

The black version of the cord Sonos designates Power Cable II, serving the Playbar, Play:3, Sub (Gen 1), and Sub (Gen 2). Order it as a straight replacement for a damaged or missing original, or when a black cable is the one that disappears against dark media furniture, a black Sub, or a rack installation.All of the products this cable serves are discontinued, which is the practical argument for buying the genuine article. The connector geometry and conductor gauge are matched to the device,...

The Sonos Power Cable I is the factory AC cable used across a large part of the Sonos lineup, and this 6 ft (2 m) white version is the standard length most of those products ship with. Buy it as a straight replacement for a lost or damaged cord, as a spare for a system you are re-installing, or as a way to standardize cable color when a white speaker ends up sitting on an open shelf.Sonos lists this cable as compatible with Arc Ultra, Arc, Amp, Beam, Ray, Five, Sub 4, Sub (Gen 3), Sub Mini,...

This is the black version of the Sonos Power Cable I in the standard 6 ft (2 m) length. It is the same AC cord Sonos supplies with its black products, so it disappears against a black soundbar, Sub or Amp instead of drawing the eye the way a white cable does in a dark media room.Sonos lists the cable as compatible with Arc Ultra, Arc, Amp, Beam, Ray, Five, Sub 4, Sub (Gen 3), Sub Mini, Playbase and Play:5 (Gen 2). That makes it a practical stock item for integrators: one part number covers...

When the nearest outlet is not where the speaker needs to be, the long version of the Sonos Power Cable I solves it without an extension cord. At 11.5 ft (3.5 m) it roughly doubles the reach of the standard cable, which matters for a Sub placed away from the wall, a Five on a far shelf, or an Arc on a TV wall with the only receptacle behind the furniture.This is Sonos's own cable rather than a generic cord, so the connector, jacket diameter and white finish match the speaker it plugs into....

The long Sonos Power Cable I gives a Sonos component 11.5 ft (3.5 m) of reach, and this is the black version for rooms where a white cord would stand out. It is the straightforward fix for a Sub placed mid-room, an Amp mounted in a closet away from the receptacle, or an Arc on a TV wall with power in an inconvenient spot.Sonos publishes compatibility for Arc Ultra, Arc, Amp, Beam, Ray, Five, Sub 4, Sub (Gen 3), Sub Mini, Playbase and Play:5 (Gen 2), so integrators can carry a single long-cable...

The short Sonos Power Cable I exists for one reason: to get rid of the loop of excess cord that ends up coiled behind a media cabinet or stuffed into a rack. At 19.7 in (0.5 m) it is long enough to reach a nearby receptacle or a rack power strip and short enough that nothing has to be bundled and hidden.That makes it the cable of choice for an Amp sitting in an equipment rack, a Beam or Ray on a shelf directly above an outlet, or a Sub tucked beside furniture with power close by. Sonos lists...

This is the short, black Sonos Power Cable I - 19.7 in (0.5 m) of cord for situations where the standard cable leaves a loop that has to be hidden. In an equipment rack, a black cable of the right length is the difference between a clean rear panel and a bundle of coiled slack, and it is the natural companion to a rack-mounted Sonos Amp or Amp Multi feeding a power distribution strip.It is also useful outside the rack: a Beam or Ray on a shelf just above a receptacle, or a Sub Mini in a corner...

The Sonos Angled Power Cable is the factory cord for Sonos One, One SL and Play:1, and its right-angle connector is the point of the design: it exits sideways at the speaker rather than straight out, so the speaker can sit closer to a wall, in a bookshelf, or on a narrow bracket without the cable forcing it forward.This is the 6 ft (2 m) standard length in white, matching white Sonos One and One SL cabinets. Use it as a straight replacement for a lost or damaged cable, as a spare when moving...

Black version of the Sonos Angled Power Cable in the standard 6 ft (2 m) length, made for Sonos One, One SL and Play:1. The right-angle connector at the speaker end is what sets it apart from a generic cord - it turns the cable sideways immediately, so a speaker on a wall bracket, in a bookcase or behind a TV does not have to be pushed forward to clear the plug.Black is the finish to specify alongside black One and One SL cabinets, and it is the less conspicuous choice in a dark room or on a...