Sono speakers vs other brands

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Just to mention it, there’s a list of other speakers that works with St here:

Working Speakers (44 Devices Confirmed , 29 waiting Confirmation) last addition: Klipsch Stadium, Help Us to increase the list

This post is to update the speakers list working in smartthings system , almost any DLNA Media Renderer speaker or adapter must work. Help to update the list Working List Hardware Device…Reported by …Comments Panasonic Viera VT30…@pd_ Squeezebox Boom…@pd_ Panasonic Viera ST50…@dEEE WDTV…@dEEE Onkyo TX-NR626…@smorty71 Sabrent Wifi Audio Receiver…@vishwanth … Audio cuts off on end 1-2 sec, hardware problem. @ darkenney reports bad audio quality Rockie play…@rog WiFi Music Audio Streaming Box.@soonill RB Pi Media Renderer…@loz AwoX StriimLIGHT | Sl-w10…@ obycode Lario HD Airplay DLNA…@ pizzinini… Cheap, Overheat, to drill some holes in the case help to avoid overheat Veetop® HiFi AirMusic Box…@ pizzinini Neet WiFi Wireless Music Receiver…@ ma10… Same as Veetop HiFi AirMusic L…

And also on this post I “explain” my reasons for going for another system than sonos:

Working Speakers (44 Devices Confirmed , 29 waiting Confirmation) last addition: Klipsch Stadium, Help Us to increase the list

Well, there’s a lot of reasons why I choosed the heos. And maybe some of the reasons ain’t a problem any more, but since I’ve started with heos I will continue with it. *heos did support a larger archive of songs than sonos do/did. *heos did/do support more filetypes/formats then sonos. *heos had/has more options than sonos ready for it: Spotify connect, tidal, etc… *heos had/has more inlets/inputs/outlets/outputs than sonos, subwoofer, Bluetooth, dlan, etc. *heos also communicates directly on your WiFi, both on 2.4 GHz and 5ghz ac band, and does not create their own weird and closed network, but operating on regular open standards (for the most), rather than the sonos which you need a hub of some sort for their own weird network. The last point is a real deal breaker for me, as I ha…