A week later I bought another one, these things are awesome

I marvel at how amazing the little thing is.

I try doing what the directions seem to be saying, but things are just not working

Strong Wifi and all updates done... this damned thing is a boat-anchor... :(

This can be a good thing if you were looking for a nice speaker that would blend in with everything else in the room and not really stand out

That said, the nice thing is that the Bose SoundTouch will pick up right where you left off, even in the middle of a song, so there's no restarting of the

to turn the damn thing on it has to stop and think for 20 seconds

The only GOOD thing about my purchase is that I intended to buy all the SoundTouch speakers and put them all over the house, since they could be paired together

Ack Bose, I have this continuous love/hate thing with you!

I love this thing

This is a single speaker system, not stereo, and that, to me, is a good thing

I finally decided to give it a try because I wanted something small for behind my bed and this thing is awesome.

Will update review if things go well.

This thing works and works well.

What a pain this thing is.

This little thing sounds just great, perfect for my home office.

This thing works and works well.

Ack Bose, I have this continuous love/hate thing with you!

That is the cool thing about WiFi.....you just pick it up and MOVE it.

Ok, with the bad things out of the way, I wanted to point out why I still love this device

Love this thing

You'll also need a phone or other computer (again, on the same network) to get the thing set-up, and to control non-supported music services like iTunes/iMusic over Bluetooth (no AirPlay support).Overall, this is a very cool thing, that works well with minimal hassle

The biggest thing that the SoundTouch series has going for it when comparing it to SONOS is that this also supports normal bluetooth pairing!WHAT'S IN THE BOX

However if I instead use a 3rd party DLNA controller (Mediahouse Android app) and just treat the SoundTouch as a DLNA receiver, things work a lot better - except for the random dropouts when one speaker spontaneously decides to stop playing.

But I suppose some things are just a bit more tricky

I want to get the bad things out of the way, because it really is a good speaker, and what I hope is the future sound systems

The software and the fact that you have to use Sonos' app is the craziest thing every

WHY the heck can't this thing just be plug-n-play?

The only positive I have is that it looks nice in white.