Customer Ratings & Reviews

Even though I find the product expensive, the Sonos Soundbar has a good sound.

Kind of pricey but wow, amazing audio from a soundbar. We had a Playbar so pretty familiar with the Sonos experience but the Arc is special. Sounds fantastic on its own but unreal when we added two Play 3 speakers as surrounds. Highly recommended!

I’ve always loved my sonos purchases. This is a great product with stunning sound and aesthetics for the living room. However, If you do not care about Dolby Atmos and want to save some money for similar sound the beam will do just fine.

This is a great sound system. I paired it with 2 Sonos One speakers. You can sync up to 3 Speakers with the Sonos Arc. My next plan is get the subwoofer or a Sonos Five. it’s pricey, but it’s very nice sound system with HDMI Arc. And able to play Sony Atmos. It takes some time to mess around with, but it was pretty simple to set up and the sound was nice, a big upgrade from my last sound Bar.

WOW!!! SO MUCH SOUND IN KINDA LITTLE PACKAGE! lol This thing sounds very expensive...and well it is a little expensive. But to imagine having a whole room's worth of sound coming from just 1 device...it's fantastic!

Excellent soundbar. Great sound, but little expensive. Easy setup.

Very nice sound quality but dialogue is low very low I can barley hear what they are saying

The Sonos Arc is a good looking sound bar. The set up through the app is pretty seamless. Overall, its a great buy - if it can connect to your ARC HDMI port. There are notable issues with the Sonos Arc not working well through the ARC port on Samsung and LG TVs. You can connect the sound bar using the optical adapter. But you won't be able to access Dolby Atmos sound. Also, the Google Assistant works well through the sound bar - unless you want to listen to music. Then you have to use the Sonos app on your phone to play music.

Sound bar is big and sturdy. Mainly have used for music and sounds really good. Set up with 2 Sonos 3 and two Sonos Arcs. Eventually will try movies by I was upgrading a former soundbar and decided to continue with Sonos products

amazing soundbar! works perfect alone! i have a 800 square foot apartment and this is perfect!!!

So glad we purchased this soundbar. Was hesitant to buy given th price but the sound is amazing!

For the price and quality of sound, in my opinion it’s worth the money versus Boss sound bars

Great sound (just using the bar, no sub or other speakers), although I plan to add them in the future, I've very happy with the current quality of sound. I believe I can hear dialog better than what I could out of my TV speakers (70" LG).

What a great product! I have had a Sonos bar from inception! This one is awesome plus you can tune most radio station throughout the World.

I love my Sonos, and the Greek squad did a great job setting the TV and the Sonso soundbar. I love Best Buy and all that they provide.

Loving it so far with the night mode feature on the app. I think I need a new tv though to be able to enjoy the dolby atmos system. But on Sonos radio, it just sounds great.

This Sonos Arc offers outstanding performance with great sound and clarity.

Upgraded from playbar and at first I didn’t like it because I felt like the playbar was louder. But I sat down and tweeked it through equalizer and volume on sonos app and now its amazing. I got the whole setup and I dont regret it one bit!

On a side: no remote? Sometimes you just need to kill the sound immediately. With Arc you need to find your iPad, phone, identify yourself, open the app, click on TV too and try hit the dot to move it left? Sound ridiculous. I did twice trueplay calibration before testing. It looks highly suspicious, because in the second part you just need to walk randomly in the room and waive your iPad around. Randomly! How it can help with calibration? At best it does not tale it into account. Results: no surround horizontally, No vertical Atmos in my shoebox room with bookshelves on the side walls. No good stereo in music, annoying boomy bass. Connection: I wanted to use it for projector, is i HAD TO buy an expensive hdmi splitter. Not any splitter, only very expensive ones will work. There is no other way even if your projector has eArc, because it does not have an internal streamer or dvd player. But OK, it is just for after 2019 TV users. Positive: the sound balance is very good and natural. Recommendation: avoid. The only soundbar that makes sense to me is Amber Max as it uses a mic for calibration, but still on the scale from 0 to 1, all soundbars are at 0 relative to any package system costing from $400 and up. I tried at home Amber Max, Amber Plus (2nd choice, but no surround at all again), and Arc. The purpose was to replace my $118 Monoprice SB300 soundbar. Believe it or not it came on top aampng the above 4 soundbars. It provided a good sense of ambience surrounding me (not that much of other surround, just occasionally), probably because it does not use the sound reflected from walls. The Amber soundbars and Arc create some ambience ONLY IN FRONT of you, it is not a surrounding sound. Amber mod look particularly weird about that, it is over processed. Whener I come from: I have one small 5.1.2 system using Audissey calibration, and a 9.1.4 system based on Dirac calibration. So, I have a very good idea how surround sound sounds.

Upgraded from the Sonos Beam for my living room! One of the best purchases I’ve ever made. The sound quality is so amazing and it sounds better than being at the movies. After getting this I’ll never go to the movies again!