Quick, simple hook up. No gaps in streaming. What more can you want?

We have lots of devices in our house. The BOOST keeps the music on a dedicated wireless network so that our devices don't interfere with our music and sound. Set up takes but a few minutes.

Easy to set up - Works as advertised

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This small device plugs into your router to create a separate wireless network for your Sonos gear. It's rock solid and flawless in my several months' experience. For more details, see my review of the Sonos Playbar.

Sonos is great.

Have had a Sonos set up for a while. Sadly the latest speaker was sufficiently far away from the Bridge so had to swap out and go for this. Pleased so far - signal hasn't dropped once. Just make sure you research the set-up first. It is easy of you follow the instructions.

it works; extra signal strength; set up; compatibility

Using the Sonos App to add a Boost was a quick and simple process. You will probably not notice any improvement using the boost but if you are a heavy Wifi user you should see better results while playing music.The Boost does not show up as a wireless device and all of your connected speakers route...

easy setup; all speakers show up as wired within your router

Boost does exactly what it advertises i.e. It provides a solid connection between speakers spread around your home. The main point to note however (which I didn't!) is that the Boost still requires a reliable wifi link to your Sonos app ( if on phone for instance) to play music etc.

I tried to live without this,but unfortunately the speakers dropping off the network was all too common and a pain to reconnect. This really sorted the problem, but should sonos offer this as part of the speaker package maybe? I don't know, anyway, it's great now

This device invisibly improves your Sonos system by establishing a "mesh" network out of sight of your regular WiFi. Turn it on, reception gets better... it's that simple. I actually had to prove to myself that it does anything, and went poking around with network sniffing tools, but that was idle...