Testseek.co.uk have collected 85 expert reviews of the Sonos IKEA Symfonisk bookshelf bluetooth portable speaker and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sonos IKEA Symfonisk bookshelf bluetooth portable speaker.
July 2019
(81%)
85 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
No smart assistant, No Bluetooth, Slightly thin bass
I can't pretend that Sonos has managed to perfectly recreate its classic sound in the £89/$99 Symfonisk, but it's done a decent job if you don't mind the compromise on the bass.That really makes the bookshelf appealing for two sets of people. First up, if...
The combination of price, sound quality and features is pretty hard to beat. Even if you're just after a good quality speaker you can control from your phone it's worth considering. But if you've after a multi-room system and have been sitting on the fenc...
Full-bodied, focused presentation, Fully integrated into Sonos ecosystem, Literally a bookshelf
Lacks some subtlety, Not the best Sonos audio
If that sounds altogether negative, it shouldn't. Those licking their lips at the prospect of nabbing a Sonos One-style performance at half the price will be disappointed, but there are still many of the hallmarks that make Sonos speakers so great.The Sym...
Published: 2019-08-12, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
easy setup, flexible mounting, sounds good, Sonos control, wide support for music services, can be paired up, lower cost, optional ethernet
doesn't sound as good as a Play:1, no Bluetooth or line in, no builtin smart speaker functionality
Thanks to Ikea, it's never been cheaper to buy into the Sonos wifi speaker ecosystem. While the Symfonisk wifi bookshelf speaker doesn't quite reach the same audio highs of the Sonos Play:1, it's also a third cheaper, blends in better with home furnishing...
I can't pretend that Sonos has managed to perfectly recreate its classic sound in the £99/$99 Symfonisk, but it's done a decent job if you don't mind the compromise on the bass.That really makes the bookshelf appealing for two sets of people. First up, if...
Flexible design, Sounds great, Has full Sonos compatibility
Lacks a bit of range
Verdict With its superb, flexible design, the Ikea Symfonisk Bookshelf Speaker is built to fit into your life: standing up, laying flat, acting as a bookshelf or hanging out from the kitchen utensil rack. Full Sonos compatibility gives it proper multi-roo...
For £99 and £150 respectively, Ikea's Sonos-inspired furniture speakers represent phenomenal value for money. And this is best illustrated by comparing them with other speakers you might be able to swing for about the same amount of money.Buy now from Ike...
Published: 2019-07-25, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Fully integrated into Sonos network, Bold, focused presentation, Quirky design,
Lacks a little refinement,
Strictly speaking, there is no other multi-room option at this price that can offer more in the way of these sonic facets, while still delivering such a bold and weighty presentation. Yet the performance still feels a little too blunt to be worthy of five...
Clear, detailed sound, AirPlay 2 compatible, Flexible placement, Doubles as an actual bookshelf
No Bluetooth or auxiliary-in, Sound quality not as full as Play:1
Yes. If you want the convenience of wireless music in a speaker that sounds great and doesn't break the bank, there is no better option than the Symfonisk Bookshelf speaker. It's a tremendous value...
Simple and sophisticated design, Horizontal and vertical placement flexibility, Great value, Good sound, Doubles as a shelf, Sonos features
No voice control, No Bluetooth
The Sonos Ikea Symfonisk Book Shelf Wi-Fi Speaker features a brilliant design. It's simple, subtle and versatile and we love that it doubles up as a shelf.The material over the speaker grill offers a softer approach than some of the other Sonos speakers...
