Sonos Doesn't Care About Reusing Old Speakers, Bricks Them Instead - Old speakers and audio equipment are bricked and tossed in the trash, but environmentalists suggest Sonos should resell them instead. Sonos also prevents customers from reversing their decision to trade in devices.

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Sonos Doesn't Care About Reusing Old Speakers, Bricks Them Instead - Old speakers and audio equipment are bricked and tossed in the trash, but environmentalists suggest Sonos should resell them instead. Sonos also prevents customers from reversing their decision to trade in devices.

But if you care about this why do you want wireless speakers in the first place?

You mean as opposed wired speakers? Why would I want to have to leave my phone plugged in?

You already admit to it having a battery.

I don't care about needing to leave the speakers plugged in though, I've never really been the type to carry a speaker anywhere.

It's already not green.

Fwiw I don't use Sonos speakers personally, but also I doubt any speaker manufacturer is particularly green. I use a few Google home minis, you can play to a group of them at the same time or just one. Really convenient with Spotify. I do have to use Sonos speakers at work though and their app is fucking garbage, if anyone from Sonos is reading this fix your shit. I should not be struggling to link 8 ethernet-attached speakers together ffs.

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Sonos Doesn't Care About Reusing Old Speakers, Bricks Them Instead - Old speakers and audio equipment are bricked and tossed in the trash, but environmentalists suggest Sonos should resell them instead. Sonos also prevents customers from reversing their decision to trade in devices.

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