Sonos is reported to be releasing its video streamer in 2025 which will cost between $200 and $400, according to The Verge. The streamer, codenamed Pinewood, is reportedly designed to combine multiple streaming services into a unified app interface,

Sonos is developing a high-end streaming set-top box that's expected to launch this year, reports The Verge. While any set-top box will

Word has it that the “beautiful” interface on the Sonos device lets you browse titles on all the big platforms, from Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ to Max and Netflix, and that you’ll be able to navigate with your voice (via Sonos Voice Control) and a physical remote (with shortcut buttons for streaming services, a la Roku).

Sonos is reportedly getting close to launching a product in a new category: a premium streaming box, set to rival options from Apple and Roku. The Verge reports the streaming video player will offer surround sound that works with its other speakers and also act as an HDMI switch to pair with other hardware,

The way to do that, it appears, is through a new product category. According to The Verge, Sonos is planning to launch a streaming box, with a price tag between $200 and $400.

The set-top box will have the company’s Voice Control feature integrated, in addition to an included remote control.

Codenamed Pinewood, the black box will open up new possibilities for Sonos surround sound. It doubles as an HDMI switch and will offer a unified streaming experience. But it could end up being surprisingly expensive.