Audio firm Sonos has just made available its latest speaker system accessory – the Sonos Boost.
The Boost is a Sonos Bridge alternative that promises to upgrade your wireless network in hopes of improving your sound set-up.
For starters, the Boost will expand the reach of your multi-room audio system.
The Boost connects directly to your home router and sets up a dedicated network for your Sonos wares to link up through.
Sonos reckons its new kit can extend your wireless range by up to 50 per cent.
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“That’s why – alongside making Sonos even easier to get started last month with our new Wi-Fi setup – we also introduced the Sonos Boost.”
The Boost also comes packing three antennas that help reduce interference from other wireless tech you might have around the house.
If your Sonos sound system is already working fine and dandy then you won’t need this, but if your Bridge isn’t re-routing seamless audio then you might find the Boost quite useful.
The Boost is now available for purchase in the UK and prices up at £79 from Sonos’ website and a selection of home-soil retailers.
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