Both plans have their features and advantages. So when it comes to which one you should choose, it ultimately depends on your personal preferences and needs. In summary, if you prioritize the highest audio quality, particularly MQA content, and are willing to pay a bit more, the HiFi Plus plan might be better for you.

The Takeaway High-fidelity audio provides a crisp, clear, and authentic sound. Audiophiles are constantly searching for the best new speakers and headphones that get them the closest to feeling like they're actually in the recording booth listening to their favorite songs.

But there are more affordable ways to achieve a perfectly respectable hi-fi sound, and it need not break the bank. Sonos is a great pathway to a hi-fi lifestyle. Our popular hi-fi set features two Sonos Five speakers that provide a premium multi-room sound experience with detailed left and right channel separation.

While both Hi Fi and Stereo contribute to the overall quality of sound, they do so in different ways. Stereo enhances the spatial aspect of the sound, giving it depth and direction. Hi Fi, on the other hand, focuses on the precision and detail of the sound, striving to maintain the integrity of the original recording.