Sonos
The Sonos In‑Ceiling by Sonance INCLGWW1 is a pair of 6.5‑inch 2‑way passive in‑ceiling speakers designed specifically for use with a Sonos Amp. They feature a high‑excursion polypropylene woofer, a soft‑dome tweeter, paintable grilles and Trueplay room‑tuning for seamless integration into the Sonos multi‑room ecosystem.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the INCLGWW1 for its clear, room‑filling sound, easy integration with the Sonos Amp, and the convenience of Trueplay tuning. However, they caution that the need for a dedicated Sonos Amp and the lack of a built‑in back box may restrict use cases for installers seeking a more standalone solution.
What Users Say
User feedback is sparse in the available data, but retailer listings and return policies suggest general satisfaction among Sonos ecosystem owners. No recurring complaints are evident, though the requirement for a Sonos Amp and installation depth are occasionally noted as considerations.
How It Compares
vs. Sonos INCLG2WW1 (8")
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Choose the INCLG2WW1 if you prioritize deeper bass and higher volume; choose the INCLGWW1 for tighter spaces and easier installation.
vs. Klipsch CDT‑5650‑C II
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Disadvantages
Select the Klipsch speaker for maximum SPL and amp flexibility; select the Sonos INCLGWW1 for seamless Sonos ecosystem integration and discreet, paintable design.
