LutronPico Remote for Audio, Works with Sonos (Caseta Smart Hub Required), Raise/Lower Volume, Pause and Skip Tracks, For Table Top or Wallmount Use, PJ2-3BRL-GWH-A02, White

Controlling my Sonos system with this remote is buttery smooth. Play, pause, skip, and volume control all work instantly. I keep one mounted by the bed and another in the living room. No need to grab my phone every time — love it.

This remote performs very nicely. I’ve been adding lutron smart switches to my house, a very solid product.Use as a Sonos remote:For volume control it works nicely on Sonos. But if you hit one of the other buttons you may switch the input and without feedback on Sonos it’s hard to know what you are doing (this is a Sonos issue not Lutron).

I was hoping to use this instead of the Sonos app once it was programmed in order to control sound in the backyard. If the Sonos app already has the source selected, this works well for volume control. It will not turn on and off the speakers as you can in Sonos app. We used the Lutron hub to enable this remote. It took awhile for the system to recognize the hub.

I love having this Sonos remote on my wall so I don't have to reach for an app. I have SmartThings but there is currently no remote control designed for audio/Sonos control via Z-wave. I recently added a Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch (2 count) Starter Kit (which is also compatible with SmartThings) for a new LED pendant so when I saw that there was also a Lutron Sonos remote, I was psyched.While pretty expensive compared to the regular Pico remote (WHY?!), I really do like having these mounted to my walls next to my light switches using Lutron PICO-WBX-ADAPT Pico Wallplate Bracket and Eaton Decorator Screwless Wallplate, 3-Gang, White.There is a slight delay between pressing the button and the Sonos reacting, but I still like it over using an app. Plus, guests can use it, too. The button in the middle cycles through Sonos favorites. There are also buttons for Play/Pause, Next Track, and Volume Up/Down. Simple and elegant.If I had one wish, it would be for faster response time. Oh, and a Z-wave/SmartThings version :) Oh, and drop the price!

I have dealt with a lot of smart home products and the Lutron Caseta products work 100% of the time with no issues. I have replaced just about everything in my house with them and some Hue bulbs here and there. I wish the Caseta line has motion detectors and a few other options but they are solid and just work. Even though they are wireless (433 Mhz to the bridge) when I press a button they just work. That is what I want for it to just work! Their app is really good too, a little slow opening initially but with scheduling, Alexa and Sonos integration we have automated wake up routines for the kids.

Takes only 10 minutes to add audio pico remote and Sonos system link to Lutron Caseta app. Then create favorite stations in your Sonos app. Mounted as a wall control, this remote gives you easy access to your music without having to shout out to Alexa or find your phone. You will need pico wall mount kit to make this look like a light switch (about $6). It is well worth the $40 price if you already have the Lutron Caseta bridge. Make sure that your Lutron Caseta bridge and Sonos system are on the same network to prevent setup problems.

Seems pretty stable after using it for three months now. Using two of them now for two zones, called upstairs and downstairs each driving 4 in wall speakers from one Sonos Amp. There was a clear plastic piece that needed to be removed for the switch to sit properly in the gang plate. It almost fits with it in place which just encourages you to try to do it wrong. Pay attention to the little diagrams in the directions that mention removing it.

The volume buttons will only work with the ONE assigned speaker that the remote is paired to. So yes, if you have multiple Sonos devices GROUPED, it won’t change the volume of the group, just the one speaker in the group.HORRIBLE HORRIBLE design.Hi - I have worked with Lutron on this, submitted a case and had quite a few emails back and forth. Turns out this is AS DESIGNED. while the play/pause will work with all grouped speakers, the volume up / down does not.This is the most inane design in the history of electronics in my opinion.I have 6 Sonos speakers, i am not going to be buying 6 remotes. My decision is to return the hub and the two remotes i bought (to control upstairs/downstairs groups).I may revisit if/when they address this. ​​​​​​​