The Sonos Ray is an exceptional $399 entry-level 3.0 soundbar with music quality that belies its size. We call it ‘small dog, big bark’.
The new Sonos Ray soundbar is a $399 3.0 bar that offers better sound and performance than most all-in-one bars at nearly twice the price.
The $399 Sonos Ray 3.0 soundbar is amazing for its size. Great bass, warm and sweet sound signature and perfect for non-Dolby Atmos TVs.
Sonos Five is is a stereo (3.0) standalone speaker and stereo pairable with Wi-Fi and a 3.5mm line-in. Superb sound and a wide sound stage.
The Sonos Arc is an excellent all-in-one 5.0.2 Dolby Atmos soundbar and expandable via a Sub (5.1.2) and a pair of rear One SL speakers.
The Sonos Beam Gen 2 5.0 Dolby Atmos capable soundbar is has exceptional performance for its tiny $699 price. You can add rears and a sub.
The Sonos Move was its first entry into the portable Wi-Fi/BT voice assistant speaker market. It has stood the test of time very well.
The Sonos Roam has been hailed as the best BT/Wi-Fi, IP67, portable speaker yet. Our tests verify that statement.
Sonos wins, Google loses. Its all about Google’s patent infringement for the set-up for controlling Wi-Fi based home audio systems.
It’s the smallest Soundbar from SONOS, but it’s ready to deliver brilliant sound that defies its size. This is the Sonos Beam. Effortlessly enrich […]
Apple Music is now available across Sonos' complete range of wireless multi-room speakers, following a public beta period that lasted […]
As of today, Apple Music for Sonos is available as a public beta for owners of the company's range of […]
