SanusWireless Speaker Stands for Sonos ERA 300™ (White) - Pair, Perfect Stand Setup for Easy and Secure Mounting of New Sonos Era 300™ Speakers - OSSE32-W2

They are easy to assemble and appear to be made to last. They hold the speakers very securely and look great. The color is a perfect match to the speakers.

The stands work perfectly with my speakers, definitely in enhances my entertainment room.

These are great. The white color matches the Sono speakers and they are very sturdy. Instructions are really easy to follow and all the little parts come in individually labeled bags that help make assembly a breeze. All you need is a phillips screw driver. Warning -- I do recommend you have someone help when attaching the speakers to the stands as they are fairly heavy and awkward.

These stands are awesome! They look great and they’re built solidly. These are also sold on Sonos’s website it’s for $200 so I’m glad I got them on Amazon for $40 less! The height is perfect for our use! Highly recommend.

I tried both the white Sanus and Sonos stands for using the Sonos Era 300 as rear surround speakers. For me the Sanus is the ideal height, but Sonos looks better (more minimal) and seems very well made and designed - so I ended up keeping the Sonos.Weight:Sonos stand feels a bit heavier than Sanus.Base:Sonos circular base looks better. If your sofa is backed against a wall, then you may want to angle the speakers in a bit- which looks better with the circular base. The Sonos base has more substantial rubber pads. It does not come with carpet spikes (Sanus does). Sanus base is rectangular and ringed with a metal accent instead of being solid white. Sonos base is solid metal, whereas Sanus has a plastic top which for me unfortunately got scratched.Pole:The Sonos pole is round. The Sanus poll is more rectangular and has dark accent stripes at the top and bottom to draw attention, which I don’t like. The Sonos pole also meets the base more off center, which both gives it a more light feeling and would let you slide it further under a sofa if needed.Speaker attachment:Sonos speaker attachment looks more minimal and gives the speaker a floating look, while still feeling very solid - attached by two screws.Fit & Finish:Sonos does everything right. E.g. even the screws are white color to match the white stand. The end caps guide the cables perfectly into the back of the speakers with no clutter. Even the box and packaging were all well thought out - like an Apple product, despite being just a stand.Height:Sonos’ own website says rear speakers should be at ear height, so I don’t understand why they made their stand so tall (37.6”). It’s higher than ear height for me, with a sofa that has pretty standard seat height. But Sonos pays so much attention to detail, I imagine there’s a reason they picked this taller height - if so I wish they would document it. For my room, this height also places the speaker a bit above the window sills - I’d prefer it be just below. Here the Sanus height felt perfect (32.3”).Other solid white stands considered with heights (you need to add about 7.5” to get the height after the speaker is mounted):Flexon: 26.3”ynVision adjustable: 27.6-50”ynVision fixed: 28.2”Sanus fixed: 32.3”Sonos: 37.6”Chunxio: 39.4”

Would buy again.

If you are using the Sonos Era 300 as front or surround speakers, you have to have it on a stand. Unless you have a big entertainment unit to place it on. The stand is pretty easy to assemble, but it's on the heavy side. I think the total weight for the package was at or close to 30lbs. I like that it comes with either spiked tabs for carpets or the flat rubber pads for regular floors. Just keep in mind that if you are using this stand, it's going to shorten your power cable so you might need to get an extension cord if you don't have a wall outlet close by. Pretty easy to adjust the height using the provided key. But I like the look and sturdiness of the stands

Work perfectly with Sonos Era 300 speakers.