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Product Guide
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Play music
Open the Sonos app and tap or ask Alexa to play your music. Just make sure you’ve set up Alexa and
enabled the Sonos skill (see Control Sonos with voice commands
).
• Radio by TuneIn. Select from more than 100,000 free internet radio stations, podcasts, and shows.
• Music services. Explore and manage your music services—add your own or try something new.
• Music stored on your mobile device. Play music you’ve downloaded to your phone or tablet.
• Music library. Play music stored on your computer or any Network-Attached Storage (NAS) device.
For a full list of the music choices available in your country, go to www.sonos.com/music. For more
information about playing music, check out our mobile app product guide at www.sonos.com/guides
.
Control Sonos with voice commands
To use Alexa with Sonos, you’ll need the Alexa app with the Sonos skill enabled—if you don’t have it, we’ll
guide you through it when you add a voice service.
Add a voice service
1. Open the Sonos app on your mobile device.
2. Tap > Voice Services and select the voice service.
• You’ll make changes in both the Sonos and Alexa apps—we’ll guide you through it.
• You’ll need your Sonos account info. If you can’t remember it, tap > Settings > Sonos Account.
(Sonos doesn’t support Alexa voice calling.)
Note: Over time we’ll add more voice services and skills. Voice control is not supported in every country yet—
this feature will be available as soon as Sonos and a voice service launch together in your region.
Change the wake word’s language
1. Tap > Settings > Room Settings.
2. Choose the room with Alexa and change the wake word’s language.
Remove a voice service
1. Tap > Settings > Room Settings.
2. Choose the room with Alexa.
3. Tap Amazon Alexa and remove Amazon Alexa from the room.
Tune your room with Trueplay
™
Every room is different. With Trueplay tuning, you can put your speakers wherever you want. Trueplay
analyzes room size, layout, décor, speaker placement, and any other acoustic factors that can impact sound
quality. Then it adjusts how each woofer and tweeter produces sound in that room (works on mobile devices
running iOS 8 or later).
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