Sonos PLAYPR21 Sonos Play White



Big stereo sound and deep bass in a take-anywhere design.
Up to 24 hours of playback and included Charging Base. Power adapter required.¹
Built to last with optimized power management and a replaceable battery.
IP67 waterproof, dustproof, and drop-resistant.²
Stream over WiFi or connect instantly with Bluetooth®.
Easy control with the Sonos app, your voice, and the buttons.³
Fits in your hand and easy to carry with the attachable loop.
Automatic Trueplay™ fine-tunes the sound for any environment.⁴
Group two or more over Bluetooth for powerful sound off the grid.⁵
Doubles as a power bank to charge your phone and other devices.
"1. Battery life depends on volume, connection, settings, environment, and other factors. Charging Base requires a power connection and a USB-C/PD compatible power adapter (18W or greater). Sold separately. For indoor use only; not weather resistant.
2. Can be submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes.
3. Availability of voice services varies by country and language.
4. Sonos app and WiFi required to enable automatic Trueplay.
5. Group up to 4 Move 2s and Sonos Plays on Bluetooth. See sonos.com/support/grouping for more information."


Sonos Play delivers rich stereo sound from room to room and beyond. Keep it on the included Charging Base so it’s always ready to move. Connect to your Sonos system for sound that fills your whole home. Switch to Bluetooth when you head out. Wherever you listen, the sound automatically adapts to the space around you. Enjoy up to 24 hours of battery life on a single charge. Built for real life, Sonos Play is waterproof (IP67), drop-resistant, and designed with a replaceable battery.(1,2,3)
"1. Charging base requires a power connection and a USB-C/PD compatible power adapter (18W or greater). Sold separately. For indoor use only; not weather resistant.
2. Battery life depends on volume, connection, settings, environment, and other factors.
3. Can be submerged in 1 m of water for up to 30 minutes.

Will Sonos Play work with Bluetooth out of the box? Yes, you will be able to pair a Bluetooth device as soon as your power on Sonos Play.

Does Sonos Play support stereo pairing? While connected to your home WiFi network, you can use the Sonos app to pair two for even wider and more detailed sound.

Can I group multiple Sonos Plays outside my home WiFi network? Yes, after first being set up on the Sonos app, you can group up to four Sonos Plays from the same household, outside of your home WiFi network.

Can I stereo pair a Sonos Play and a Sonos Move 2? In order to stereo pair, both products must have the same acoustic architecture and sound profile. Because Move 2 features a different sound profile, it will not stereo pair with Sonos Play. However, you can group them to play in sync for multiroom listening or to fill a larger space.

Will Sonos Play pair with a subwoofer? Sonos Play will not pair with a Sonos subwoofer. Because it is designed to move around your home, pairing with a subwoofer would result in imbalanced sound, with mid and high frequencies in one room and bass in another or breaking the bonding whenever you put Sonos Play in a new location.

Can I experience spatial audio or Dolby Atmos with Sonos Play? "The acoustic architecture of Sonos Play does not support playback of spatial audio content.

What's the difference between Bluetooth and WiFi? "A WiFi connection provides the best listening experience, allowing you to stream lossless audio from anywhere in your home. Bluetooth allows you to quickly connect a phone, tablet, or laptop and stream directly from the paired device within a limited range.
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"Does Sonos Play come with a power adapter?
" Sonos Play does not come with a power adapter. A charging base and a USB-C cable are included in the box.

Can I group while using Bluetooth? Yes. If you are playing content from a Bluetooth source, you can group Sonos Play with other products in your Sonos system.

Can I connect my turntable or other audio source to Sonos Play? Yes, you can connect any audio source with 3.5 mm line output, such as a turntable, computer, or CD player with the Sonos Line-In Adapter. You will also need a 3.5 mm auxiliary cable (not included).

Can I use a third-party adapter for line in? No. Most, if not all, of the USB-C to 3.5 mm adapters on the market today are intended for line out (headphones) and do not support line in. Use the Sonos Line-In Adapter for a reliable connection.

Can I connect Sonos Play to my TV? Bluetooth and line-in connections are not intended for use with a TV and will result in latency and/or lip sync issues. To enhance your home theater experience, you’ll want a Sonos soundbar, which you can also use to stream music and group with Sonos Play.

What can I do with the USB-C port? The USB-C port is designed for 3.5mm audio line in and ethernet connections using the Sonos Line-In Adapter or Combo Adapter. You can also use it to charge small devices, such as your smartphone.

How can I use Sonos Voice Control on Bluetooth? Sonos Voice Control must be set up in the Sonos app prior to use. You can use Sonos Voice Control over Bluetooth on portable Sonos products, but the commands are limited to basic playback and volume control, such as play/pause, skip, mute, and volume adjustment, rather than full-system management or specific music requests you get on WiFi.

Can I use the Sonos S1 Controller with Sonos Play? Sonos Play requires the latest generation of the Sonos app (Sonos S2). Please refer to https://support.sonos.com/article/sonos-s2-compatibility for more information.