2022, Sonos won the lawsuit against Google and Google had to remove certain features such as group volume controller from its devices. Product history Products announced by Sonos (excluding several smaller or less-important ones) have been: June 2004 - Sonos announced its first products—the Digital Music System consisting of two components, the ZonePlayer and the Controller (later renamed as the ZP100 and CR100, respectively) -- then expected to be available in fall 2004. The products were introduced at the January 2005 Consumer Electronics Show. They first shipped either on January 27, 2005, or March 2005. January 2006 - the unamplified ZonePlayer ZP80, with analog and digital input and output connections to link a user's Sonos system to their traditional amplifier. August 2008 - the ZonePlayer120 (ZP120, later CONNECT:AMP), replacing the ZP100, and the ZonePlayer90 (ZP90, later CONNECT), replacing the ZP80. October 2008 - a free Controller app for the iPhone and iPod Touch, reducing the need for Sonos' separate controllers. Controller apps were later released for other IOS devices and for Android. July 2009 - the CR200, a second handheld controller to replace the CR100, with a touch screen rather than the CR100's scroll wheel. Sales of the CR200 were discontinued in 2012. Existing CR200 controllers continue to operate, however there are reports of touchscreen failures which cannot be repaired. November 2009 - the ZonePlayer S5 (later PLAY:5), the first independent Sonos-connected amplified speaker. July 2011 - the Play:3, a second, smaller, amplified speaker in its Play lineup of smart speakers. May 2012 - the SUB wireless subwoofer. February 2013 - the PLAYBAR soundbar speaker. October 2013 - the Play:1, a third, compact, smart speaker. February 2015 - Sonos announced the limited edition Blue Note Play:1, a collaboration with Blue Note Records, which went on sale in March. There have been other similar Sonos releases, available for limited times, such as a Beastie Boys PLAY:5 and a series of Sonos Ones in five new colors developed by the Danish design firm HAY. September 2015 - A new ("2nd gen") Play:5 speaker was announced, and pre-orders began in October. March 2017 - the PLAYBASE, a soundbase to go under a television. October 2017 - the Sonos One, a small connected speaker with voice control. A key feature of whole house systems starting in 2017 was the adoption of Amazon's Alexa as a third-party voice controller. April 2018 - production of the