Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love how this pairs with the Sonos one SLs as surrounds. I honestly dont feel like its missing that much bass either, which is impressive. Solid sound quality. Would recommenc!

Excellent value for the money! Great sound for our small family room.

Awesome sound! A must for audiophile TV watcher. Also love the ability to cast/stream music through the sound bar

We love this sound bar! Great quality! Definitely helps get the sound out into the room and it’s a crisp sound! Only draw back it won’t work with our remote.

Great sounding soundbar worth the money. Hooked to two Sonos ones for tv surround sound

This soundbar, while at the low end of the Sonos ecosystem, still knocks every other soundbar brand out of the park. Its easy to set up, sounds wonderful, and is easy to use.

Easy to setup and a big improvement over the TV built in speaker. Especially good purchase for TVs under about 50 or so inches

The sound quality of the Sonos Ray Soundbar is nothing short of remarkable. Whether the intention is to watch cinematic productions, engage in immersive gaming experiences, or indulge in musical compositions, the audio fidelity delivered by this soundbar is both captivating and articulate. The integration with Sonos's comprehensive ecosystem facilitates a seamless and intuitive user experience, allowing for easy control and flawless streaming from a wide array of sources. The only short coming is the control compatibility. I hate to have two controls.

Sonos Sound bar works great with our new TV, and was paired with our older Sonos Speakers and added to the app. Very easy to work. The TV has great sound with this. We didn't want to add a soundbar that included a Sub Woofer due to space, but we think this sounds great for every day TV, Sports and Movies.

Very good add on. The soundbars easy to control and gives a clear and strong sound even without additional subwoofers

For the size it’s a really good sounding, sound bar I’m overall pleased with the quality. If I had one complaint it would have to be the lack of inputs, there’s no aux or Bluetooth. There are ways around those cons if you own other Sonos speakers.

You can never go wrong with a Sonos sound bar and I found a great buy with this open box product that wasn't used.

Nice High End TV Speaker. Consumer Reports Rated. Note no remote….Had to contact Customer Service to complete set-up. Installed App which takes care of all features.

Sonos Ray: excellent sound, easy setup.works well with existing home Sonos system

Fantastic sound with the tv. Hook up to two other Sonos for surround sound.

Great sound, especially for the price. This speaker pairs nicely with my other Sonos speaker for a crisp, clear sound. The bass is fantastic too!

Honestly it sounds amazing for the price. They even have a mode for night time to quiet action noises and you can enhance the dialogue as well to hear it better.

Really surprised by the sound from this Sonos entry soundbar. I already have the top and mid tier soundbars from Sonos so ineas expecting alot from the Sonos Ray and the sound didnt disappoint. Only thing i dont like is that there is no voice control capability. Being used to Sonos voice control with my other products, that was the only thing this soundbar was missing. This is a great entry soundbar from a great company. Im using it for my garage tv but can also pair the sound with other sonos speakers.

As a fan of Sonos products it pains me to write this review. When I compare this to a similarly priced Sonos One, the Sonos Ray leaves much to be desired. The sound is just weaker in every regard despite having a larger footprint. The sound is also very directional and not enveloping. If you sit off to the side you are not going to have the most pleasant experience. I do understand the attractive entry point, but no HDMI connectivity in 2022 is unacceptable and too much of a cost cutting move. Sonos Ray gains one star for me because of the easy set up and integration to the Sonos network. A remote would have been nice as the system does not have arc or earc but not the biggest deal for tech savvy people. If you do not like the idea of using your smartphone or ipad to control volume then I'd stay away. If you plan on using this for music, I'd buy one Sonos One to begin with and then pick up another Sonos One to get full stereo experience. If you plan on using this for movies and TV - spend the extra cash and buy the Beam Gen 2, it is worthy upgrade without being as expensive as the top tier Arc version. Sadly the Sonos Ray ended up being a return for me which is a shame.

I bought this around Christmas for $229.00. It has great sound but no remote control. You have to control it with your phone.