Ray Soundbar - All-in-one compact and sleek with Blockbuster sound for movies, gaming wifi music streaming, compatible App Apple AirPlay, in white

As described, plug and play...straight forward, great sound upgrade for my Samsung smart TV 📺 so far no issues and was simple to install. Sonos 👍

Satisfied with product quality. Base is good enough. Theater like sound. Too small but impressive.

Nice quality

The product has never worked and is impossible to connect to the app or a tv even if I try use a cable. Sadly very disappointed.

Sounds great, but SONOS make it really hard to use. You need an app, a smartphone, and WiFi to even set it up. And then, if you wanna use it for your PC or Mac, be ready to drop some more decent money on docks and cables and syncing apps. Very disappointed.

I spent 3 hours to pair it .👎🏻

It’s a nightmare to connect to your TV, it only has optical, even that doesn’t work seamlessly. What is the point of having a good speaker when it can’t connect properly. They could have provided an eArc for easy connections which are universal in all TVs. IR paired remote is also so slow, the volume button works after a good few seconds of pressing the button. Remember there is no Bluetooth as well. I am so disappointed. Just go for a better model if you are planning for your TV. Such a wasted product

Audio clarity and sound is good. Needs to pair with subwoofer for base to have effect.

Doesn’t support Windows PCs. Doesn’t support Linux. DOES NOT SUPPORT BLUETOOTH CONNECTIONS. Like you can not stream to it from devices via Bluetooth you can only do it via the app/ AirPlay and the app seems to only be available for iOS. So basically if all you have is apple devices have fun, but otherwise don’t buy.

I bought this to complement a relatively cheap 43" TV I installed in one of our main living areas, as an addition to our main TV setup elsewhere (that one with Sonos Arc). Having come previously from a large AV surround amp and discrete speakers / subwoofer and also the Sonos Arc, I was just wanting something to improve on the crappy sound that is built-in to TVs these days. For the price and the size of the unit (it's really very compact), I wasn't expecting amazing sound. I was quite stunned at the depth and volume this little box produces. Sure, the surround presence isn't really there, it's more of a wide soundstage, but for the price and size, it really packs a punch. I was thinking I'd give it a go at first and maybe add a sub-mini later if needed, but for a second-TV setup (and the TV was not much more than the cost of this soundbar) I've decided that it isn't worth it. There's quite a heavy punch from some soundtracks that belies the size of this little speaker, and the bass extension is surprisingly low. Sure, a sub is going to improve things a lot, but on a budget this soundbar rocks. Good vocal clarity in the mids and highs too. I was worried about the lack of HDMI and remote, but it really isn't needed if you have a simple setup with a smart TV (and I don't need Dolby Atmos for this TV). I don't have any other sources of audio for this soundbar, so the optical input straight from the TV works just fine. The setup process learns the type of remote you're using, and there are only a handful of remotes (non-IR based) that may be more of an issue, so do check the Sonos website first to see if yours is one of those. The volume buttons on both the TV remote (Panasonic) and the Amazon Fire stick control the Ray perfectly. And the other bonus is that this fits nicely in my Sonos ecosystem. This is an excellent value bit of kit, with Sonos's usual build quality.

This is like stepping up to a whole other level! I have had an adequate sound bar for my little Panasonic TV for some time now, but I wanted to upgrade to something that would allow me to listen to audiobooks, especially the ones recorded in Dolby Atmos with better fidelity. The Sonos Ray really delivers. Set-up was an absolute cinch, especially when I completed set up within the free-to-download Sonos App. These are first impressions as I only received the speaker today, but what I really like is that the sound is not overbearing. It compliments what I’m watching or listening to. In that way, this is a discrete soundbar. It doesn’t broadcast to the room that it’s there. At the moment I’m listening to some classical music from Apple Music, through my phone and from there to the Ray. I could never have done this through my old sound bar without being frustrated or disappointed. The Ray has provided me with a very good sound system for my living room and for what I believe to be a very reasonable price. I think the people who engineered this piece of kit were extremely thoughtful in its design and performance. Oh, and I was able to discard the old sound bar’s remote: this one operates through my TV remote, or my iPhone/iPad volume button. First class!

Slim Versatile desktop soundbar with built in native Wi-Fi streaming of Apple Music, AirPlay 2, digital radio, YouTube and occassional movies. Paired with the Creative x4 usb dac over optical on Windows with Dolby digital encoder enabled (Windows only with the Dac) the volume on the ray is amazingly loud and punchy. On the app it’s only at a 20 but you will rarely go beyond that. On Macs without the encoder, volume is usually at a normal 50-75. Good for desktop use over optical.