Sonos and low cost don’t exactly go together, but the new $399 Sonos Ray 3.0 soundbar keeps everything good about Sonos gear at a price sure to entice more new users into the Sonos ecosystem. This is a first look, not a full review. Upfront, we were mighty impressed with…
…and sub. In fact, we happen to have the Sonos Arc on the testbed and the Sonos One SL rears and Sonos Sub. But for this comparison, we compare apples with apples – soundbar only. The Sonos Arc with eleven speakers/amps versus the Bose’s nine Is slightly ahead on sound…
…get a feel for what it does. The second purchase is typically a Google Nest Hub ($149 with a video screen for free Duo video telephone calls). Later purchases are for multi-room music, including Sonos 5 ($749 stereo), Sonos One ($299 usually sold in pairs for stereo), Sonos Roam ($279…
…an American Audio company based in Santa Barbara, California [Est 2002]. It develops and manufactures smart speakers to play music simultaneously in multiple rooms. More CyberShack Sonos news and reviews First impression – Elegant yet solid Beautifully boxed – Sonos style. Elegant yet solid. It is a heavy little speaker…
The Sonos Arc is a premium soundbar for 5.0.2 Dolby Atmos/DTS:X and up to 5.1 Dolby Digital surround sound. Is it often bought by Sonos enthusiasts because of its outstanding multiroom audio features. We first saw the Sonos Arc back in mid-2020, and like most Sonos products, it is still…
…or white with free Australian delivery From Sonos online and selected Sonos retailers shipping from 5 October Country of Origin China Company Sonos is an American Audio company based in Santa Barbara, California [Est 2002]. It develops and manufactures smart speakers designed to last for at least five years. Sonos…
In 2019, the Sonos Move was its first entry into the portable Wi-Fi/BT speaker market supporting Google Assistant or Alexa. Sonos Move is a testament to Sono’s dedication to having a complete range of speakers. Today its main competitor is its little sibling, the Sonos Roam (review 9/10). The…
…speaker. You don’t need the intelligence Sonos provides. If you want an intelligent voice assistant speaker (Wi-Fi and BT), Sonos quality and the Sonos ecosystem are unique, and you get an awful lot for the money. We recommend you explore the Sonos ecosystem – you won’t regret it. Part of…
…We usually listen to music via a Sonos Five Wi-Fi 3.0 speaker with Left/Centre/Right woofers and left/centre/right tweeters, so we are a little spoiled. While the Sonos Five sound is better, to LG’s credit (and understanding that it is a 1.0 speaker), it does an excellent job for everyday listening…
…Sonos to integrate Google Play Music into the Sonos platform. However, just two years Google began wilfully infringing Sonos’s patents when it launched its first wireless multi-room audio product – Chromecast Audio. Sonos has warned Google of the infringement on at least four separate occasions since 2016. We appreciate that…
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 your entertainment experience with the latest generation of Beam, now with Dolby Atmos! Enjoy panoramic sound for shows, movies, and games when the TV is on,…
…significantly better sound quality – comparable to a Sonos One setup, although slightly edging it out, at least to my ears. While LG has put a little of their own tech into the speaker, it hasn’t made a huge difference to the real-world functionality or usability. That said, the basic…