The second-generation Symfonisk speaker lamp from Ikea and Sonos has a more conventional design, works with easier-to-find lightbulbs, and does a better job spreading music around the whole room.

Some of the most affordable and unique Sonos speakers you can buy are getting phased out. According to The Verge‘s Chris Welch, Sonos and Ikea’s partnership has reached its conclusion.This means that ...

Ikea and Sonos improved the Symfonisk table lamp speaker to the point that there are few compromises with it now. I think it looks good enough to slide into a living room, and it sounds better ...

The Symfonisk line included several kinds of speakers, such as lamp speakers, bookshelf speakers, and even picture frame speakers. These products were made to work smoothly with Sonos’s whole ...

Sonos and Ikea’s Symfonisk collaboration took a lot of people by surprise when it was announced earlier this year, but the match-up is less unlikely than it might appear at first glance.Ikea’s ...

One of the more interesting home collaborations is the partnership between Ikea and Sonos. The ongoing Symfonisk product line takes the best of both brands and ties them together to create home ...

IKEA's Symfonisk speakers put Sonos in cheaper, more versatile furniture forms. IKEA and Sonos' speaker range has arrived. The Bookshelf speaker is an ideal budget device for anywhere in your home.

After months of hints and speculation, Ikea and Sonos have finally launched their Symfonisk wireless speaker collaboration. With two models that challenge what a Wi-Fi speaker looks like and costs ...

The original Symfonisk table lamp was a decent speaker but wasn’t a great lamp. It had a confusing dial that implied it was a dimmer or maybe a volume knob, but was just an on/off switch.

The new Symfonisk picture frame with Wi-Fi speaker from Ikea and Sonos puts impressive sound quality right on your wall. This wall art can play music from nearly any audio streaming service, and ...

IKEA is selling two versions of the Symfonisk Picture Frame, one with a white finish and the other black. The artwork itself is by Jennifer Idrizi, and is pleasant in a generic, inoffensive way.