Greatest for: Stable stereo sound
I really like a little bit of Sonos equipment; the truth is, the Sonos One has been sitting in my research, at my proper facet, filling my ears with streamed sounds for some years now and I’ve by no means as soon as had trigger to complain. So having a correct gander on the Ray soundbar for this round-up was excessive up on my checklist of issues I need to hearken to. So, to that finish…
So, compact you would nearly name it cute, for those who have been that method inclined, the Ray nonetheless manages a mighty audio output by 2 x mid-woofers and 2x tweeters. No, because the sharper of you’ll have simply observed, there isn’t a subwoofer because the phrase right here was ‘mid-woofers’, and if that worries you and your DNB-loving methods, loosen up, Sonos has this.
Certainly, the efficiency is superbly balanced, the dialogue delivered crisply, even for those who’re watching a mumbling BBC bodice-ripper, and the bass is able to rock your thunderous underworld.
Minutes to arrange with the Sonos app, Trueplay tuning tech mechanically reads the room and adapts audio to go well with the acoustics of your house (iOS telephone/pad required), so simply let it do its factor and sit again and experience a purchase order properly made.
Okay, except you’re planning on going optical all the way in which, connectivity right here will contain Wi-Fi, which is usually positive for many makes use of, however for these searching for extra flexibility by the use of AUX, USB or HDMI could need to take a second to ponder.
Petite and highly effective, the Ray delivers large sound from a baby-sized bundle, so for those who search robust sound however lack appropriate house, you’ve discovered your good palindromic playmate.
- Channel: Stereo
- Soundbar dimensions: 56 x 7.0 x 10cm
- Subwoofer dimensions: n/a
- Energy output: 250W
- Weight: 2.8kg
- Connections: Optical, Wi-Fi, Apple AirPlay 2