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You can use Sonos Voice Control to play music from a number of popular music services.

Music services that work with Sonos Voice Control

This article covers how to set a default music service for requests from Sonos Voice Control.

Set your default music service for Sonos Voice Control

This article provides steps to fix issues with Sonos Voice Control not following commands, not responding, or responding with “Sorry, I don’t understand.”

Sonos Voice Control requests not working

Sonos Voice Control can provide information on current weather conditions and forecasts. You can set your default location for these requests in the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

Set or change your location for Sonos Voice Control weather requests

With Sonos Voice Control added to a voice-enabled Sonos product, you can use voice requests to control any Sonos product in your system. This article covers how to use Sonos Voice Control and the types of requests that will work with your Sonos products.

Control Sonos with Sonos Voice Control

With Sonos Voice Control, you can control your portable Sonos speaker with your voice even when it’s in Bluetooth mode and away from your home network.

Use Sonos Voice Control in Bluetooth mode

This article contains a list of the types of voice requests and commands you can make with Sonos Voice Control. You can start a request by saying “Hey Sonos.”

List of voice requests for Sonos Voice Control

This article will show you how to set up Sonos Voice Control on your Sonos system. Once setup, you can use Sonos Voice Control to request music, control playback, group and ungroup rooms, and more.

Set up Sonos Voice Control

This article will guide you through setting up Amazon Alexa on your voice-enabled Sonos speaker. Once set up, you can use your voice to play and control music.

Set up Amazon Alexa with a voice-enabled Sonos speaker

This article covers how to remove a voice service like Sonos Voice Control, Amazon Alexa, or the Google Assistant from a voice-enabled Sonos product.

Remove a voice assistant

This article will help you set up an Amazon Alexa device, like an Echo or Echo Dot, to control Sonos. You can also add Amazon Alexa directly to your voice-enabled Sonos speaker. See our article on setting up Amazon Alexa with a voice-enabled Sonos speaker to learn how.

Set up an Amazon Alexa device to control Sonos

You can use Alexa to control your Fire TV with voice if you own both an Alexa-enabled Sonos speaker and an Amazon Fire TV. Check Amazon’s Fire TV availability to make sure it is available in your country.

Set up Amazon Fire TV with Sonos

Over the coming weeks, we will reintroduce the below features, while fixing bugs and performance issues.

 The New Sonos App and Future Feature Updates

This article will help you set up a Google Assistant-enabled device, like a Google Home or Google Home Mini, to control Sonos. Once set up, you can use the Google Assistant to play music to Sonos, skip songs, pause playback, adjust the volume, and more.

Set up a Google Assistant device to control Sonos

This article explains how to control your Sonos system using the Google Assistant. See our article on setting up the Google Assistant on Sonos if you have not set it up already.  

Control Sonos with the Google Assistant

This article will help you get started with setting up your Sonos Arc. Well also make sure youre connected properly for Dolby Atmos, and show you how to add a voice assistant.

Set up your Sonos Arc

This article covers the meaning of the different colors and patterns displayed by the lights found on Sonos products.

Sonos LED lights

This article will help you get started with setting up your Sonos Beam.

Set up your Sonos Beam

This article will show you how to use a different Amazon account when using Alexa to control  your Sonos system. Sonos will use the most recent Amazon account that was used on your mobile device, so you may need to do this if you prefer to use a different Amazon account for Alexa.  

Use a different Amazon Alexa account with Sonos

This article provides steps to resolve issues with Alexa not following commands, not responding at all, or responding with an error like “Hm, I’m having trouble understanding right now.

Alexa commands not working on Sonos

This article will guide you through setting up the Google Assistant on your voice-enabled Sonos product.

Set up the Google Assistant with a voice-enabled Sonos product

This article will explain how to control your Sonos system using Amazon Alexa. See our article on setting up Amazon Alexa on Sonos if you have not set it up already.  

Control Sonos with Amazon Alexa

When playing TV audio with a Sonos home theater speaker, you can turn on Speech Enhancement to boost the audio frequencies associated with the human voice. Turning this feature on will make dialogue easier to hear.

Make dialogue easier to hear with Speech Enhancement

If you have a combination of Sonos products that require different apps, you can use each set of products as its own separate system.

Set up a separate S1 Sonos system

When a voice service is added to your voice-enabled Sonos product, the service can play a chime when you say the wakeword to notify you that your Sonos product is listening. This chime can be turned on and off in the Sonos app under the voice service’s settings.

Toggle a voice service’s wake word chime on or off

While most TVs are compatible with Sonos home theater speakers, some may need additional configuration or may not work with Sonos. This article will describe some basic requirements when using Sonos speakers with your TV.

TV requirements for Sonos home theater speakers

This article will show you how to browse available music and content services and add them to Sonos.

Add a content service to Sonos

This article will help you get started with setting up your Sonos One.

Set up your Sonos One

It is possible to split a Sonos system that contains a mix of devices that are compatible with S2 and devices that are not compatible with S2 into separate systems: an S1 system that uses the Sonos S1 Controller app, and an S2 system that uses the new Sonos S2 app. This article provides some guidance on using split Sonos S1 and S2 systems.

Known limitations with separate S1 and S2 Sonos systems

Your Sonos system needs updated network information after you’ve changed your Wi-Fi network name, password, or replaced your router. This article will help you connect your Sonos system to a new router or to a new Wi-Fi network.  

Connect Sonos to a new router or Wi-Fi network

This article will show you how to remove a content service account from your Sonos system.

Remove a content service account from Sonos

This article shows you how to control your Sonos system using the touch controls on your Sonos products, such as Era 100 and Move.

Using touch controls on Sonos products

This article will show you how to stream audio from supported apps directly to your Sonos system. This is referred to as direct control. If the app supports direct control, you’ll see a button or icon that allows you to play content from that app through another device, like a Sonos product.

Stream audio to Sonos from another app

You can use the Sonos app to change the Alexa language for any of your voice-enabled Sonos speakers. The language can be changed to any of Alexa’s supported languages on Sonos.

Change the Amazon Alexa language

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Under the Select a Music Source section, click on 

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