Sonos Line-In Adapter for Era 100/300 (Black)

BH #SOLINEINAB • MFR #LDNGLWW1BLK
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Sonos Line-In Adapter for Era 100/300 (Black)
Key Features
  • For Sonos Era 100 or Era 300
  • Auxiliary Cable Required & Not Included
  • 1 x Male USB-C
  • 1 x Female 3.5mm
Connect a wired 3.5mm audio source to your speaker with this black Sonos Line-In Adapter for Era 100/300. Simply plug one end of the cable into the USB-C port of the Era 100 or Era 300 speaker, and use the female 3.5mm end to connect a wired audio device or component, such as a turntable. Please note that the 3.5mm auxiliary cable needed is not included.
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Sonos LDNGLWW1 Overview

Connect a wired 3.5mm audio source to your speaker with this black Sonos Line-In Adapter for Era 100/300. Simply plug one end of the cable into the USB-C port of the Era 100 or Era 300 speaker, and use the female 3.5mm end to connect a wired audio device or component, such as a turntable. Please note that the 3.5mm auxiliary cable needed is not included.

UPC: 840136805380

Sonos LDNGLWW1 Reviews

Too small

By GAUTAM
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-14

Check length of cable before purchase. It's very small - less than 6 inches. How can I connect two devices with such a short cable?

Works but not efficient

By Derrik
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2025-03-03

You don’t get to see the options in the Sonos App for the Line-In adapter until you actually connect it. So, you’re not able to see that the lowest latency possible is 75ms. In other words, the timing is, at minimum, 75 ms slower than the source. Not useable with video

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Will this only work with the Sonos speakers? or ...

Will this only work with the Sonos speakers? or will it work with other usb-c headsets too? (like maybe the new Airpods Max?)
Asked by: Ethan
The Sonos Line-In Adapter for Era 100/300 (Black), B&H # SOLINEINAB, could technically be connected to headphones with a USB-C input, but this is not recommended. This adapter is for line-level audio, while headphones take headphone-level audio. There is some overlap between these audio levels, but you might find that this adapter does not provide enough volume to some headphones.
Answered by: Teddy B
Date published: 2024-09-18
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