Sonos Sub Unboxing, Quick Setup to Playbar, Sonos Wireless Subwoofer

Didn't use a proper mic for this quick video so don't judge the sound of the product on this video go and have a listen for yourself. I was very impressed by the sound of this combined with the Sonos Playbar but it doesn't come cheap.

[MathGeekQ]

Thanks, I've had these for years and forgot I did not need the Sonos bridge to set them up; i can plug the playbar to the router directly and connect the sub wirelessly.

[quaken]

Great setup video just what I needed to see and no more

[paul]

The subwoofer is very heavy, but sounds wonderful...you will love every minute of it!

[Misi]

Hey Dan! Good Video, keep up your work!
What Watch do you have?
Greetings from Austria.

[helsonly]

How come it never asked me to select which one is louder when I added my sub gen 3? Did I miss a step

[campagnollo]

I plan on getting a Sub using Ethernet because I live in apartment where 2.4Ghz is noisy and Sub doesn't support 5Ghz.

[MC-nbjx]

I wanted to know why the crabs were doomed🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤔🤔

[marcusdamberger]

Piano black.. Why do manufactures insist on this type of finish, you can already see the finger prints on the sub in the setup part of the video. I hate it on game systems, cars, anything that has frequent touch interaction. It's supposed to look "expensive" or high end, but it's just more wiping and re-wiping down. Same thing with bright blue power LED's, especially when you can't dim them or shut them off, they are piercing in the dark. Again, you would see it on upscale equipment back in the day when it meant something, (because blue was expensive to make in LED when they first came out) but now the cheapest consumer electronics have irritating bright blue lights on everything. I wish consumer electronics and manufactures would stop this trend and listen to the consumer.

[catalevizos]

What the $&%! is "efanet"?