🎶 Elevate your space with sound that speaks volumes—compact power, endless vibes.
The Sonos Ray is a compact, 10-watt stereo soundbar designed for TV and music lovers seeking powerful, dynamic audio in a sleek, easy-to-install package. Featuring Wi-Fi, AirPlay 2, and app control, it offers seamless streaming and multi-room audio capabilities, making it the perfect upgrade for modern home entertainment setups.
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Speaker Maximum Output Power | 10 Watts |
Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
Wireless Technology | Airplay, Wi-Fi, NFC |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi, Optical, Ethernet |
Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
Item Weight | 1950 Grams |
Item Dimensions D x W x H | 3.74"D x 22"W x 2.79"H |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Number of Audio Channels | 2.0 |
Compatible Devices | Television |
Speaker Size | 22 Inches |
Tweeter Diameter | 2.76 Inches |
Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
MP3 player | No |
Specific Uses For Product | Home Entertainment |
Controller Type | App Control |
Color | Black |
Is Waterproof | FALSE |
Warranty Type | Limited |
Control Method | App, Remote |
Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
Mounting Type | Shelf Mount |
Material Type | Polycarbonate (PC) |
Speaker Type | Soundbar |
Additional Features | Multi Room Audio, Dolby Enabled |
Recommended Uses For Product | For Surround Sound Systems |
A**R
I love this Sound bar
The minute I got this sound bar setup I was amazed how all my devices had instant access to it. My tv is connected via the Digital optical cable, but my laptop, iPhone, iPad, and stereo can also connect to it. I love how the sound is, for such a small device. It's lightweight, but puts out a heavy audio quality. I'll need to add some extra speakers to extend the sound outside my boat as well.
C**1
Theater Quality Sound at Home.
Glad I ran my idea of buying a Bose soundbar by my coworkers. Ubiquitously, I heard “I used to have it, and Sonos changed my mind”. I paired my Ray with a pair of One SL speakers, and turned my bedroom into what I can only describe as a home theater, audio-wise anyway. Do I miss having a subwoofer? At times, I do wish I had one. HOWEVER, these speakers create such clean low frequencies, even at lower volume, that I constantly contend with myself on purchasing the mini sub, since it is a bedroom setup after all. So far, symphonic music seems to come through with the most brilliance, especially watching movies. The clarity of vocal tone is also unmatched by anything I’ve tested at home. 10/10, have been recommending. I would also recommend the pairing of the One SL set. These are the first 3 Sonos products that I own, but are only the beginning. Buying these speakers is like buying a Volvo; I won’t have anything else in my home.
A**R
Outstanding
Amazing design, sound quality is as good as it gets. Not the cheapest one, but for the quality its a good option.To use with a PC check the motherboard has an optical output.
T**N
What a disappointment
All I wanted was a good quality soundbar for the 32" TV in my study. Hardware setup was straightforward, but I soon realized that I had made a questionable choice since the Ray doesn't have an HDMI port. I would not be able to use my Apple TV RF remote to control the volume. [EDIT: I have since been able to get IR volume control working]. Then the setup problems began. After fighting my way through the initial setup (more details below), and getting it to produce sound (ie via Apple TV) through the optical cable, the Sonos app says that it cannot detect any sound on the optical port. And that's where it goes off the rails. It will not complete the setup. I have to hit "Skip" to get through the rest of the sound setup steps (eg Disable TV Speakers) and then essentially abort the setup process. When I then tried to use the Sonos app to configure the sound for my room (TrueSomethingOrOther - which I now can't get back to), it just got stuck - wouldn't go forward or back. The only way out was to exit the app and wipe its saved state on the iPhone (swipe up). Lather, rinse, repeat. After deleting and reinstalling the app and logging back in, it no longer knew anything about my Ray soundbar. If I log into the Sonos website, it knows all about my Ray. Apparently, much of the trouble I am experiencing has to do with the soundbar not working well with my Unifi network. And yes, I tried the Sonos chatbot (total fail) and calling the 800 number (80 minute wait time!!!). Since posting the initial version of this review, I have become aware of the software issues related to Sonos recent software release. That seems to be the root of all my problems. The hardware is well made and sounds good.
N**D
Great Minus one Feature
I have a bigger Sonos sound bar but wanted this one for my bedroom tv because it’s smaller and I don’t need as much blast in the bedroom. Don’t get me wrong it DELIVERS on sound quality. Price was great. Integrated with Sonos app perfectly. I took away one star because I can’t use the TV remote to change the volume, I have to use the app… grrrrr.
H**N
Ray of Light
Finally gave in & downed the Sonos kool-aid after chucking a pair of HomePod Minis standing in for a soundbar. Fed up with every Apple TV and/or Amazon Fire Omni update, the Minis would need to be re-installed (one's bad enough, two's double the headache). For the mid-$200-ish price range, the Ray is the Porsche of the soundbar lot. All the knocks out there come across as splitting hairs once it's activated. The IR remote issue not a big deal as the whiners would lead you to believe. Just synced an old JBL soundbar remote and it took. They're cheaply available out there, beats the app.
O**O
Opinión
Llego en excelente condición pero demoro mucho en ser entregado
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