Enjoy a cinematic experience from the comfort of home with immersive spatial audio, lifelike surround sound, and bass you can feel. Featuring support for Dolby Atmos, this premium wireless home cinema system will transform all your entertainment. Enjoy crystal-clear highs and pulse-pounding lows, including perfectly crisp dialogue with stress-free setup. When the TV is off, stream music, radio, and more from hundreds of services using the Sonos app, Apple AirPlay 2, and your voice. Sonos speakers all work together over WiFi, making it easy to customise your system and expand it any time.
Enjoy a cinematic experience from the comfort of home with immersive spatial audio, lifelike surround sound, and bass you can feel. Featuring support for Dolby Atmos, this premium wireless home cinema system will transform all your entertainment. Enjoy crystal-clear highs and pulse-pounding lows, including perfectly crisp dialogue with stress-free setup. When the TV is off, stream music, radio, and more from hundreds of services using the Sonos app, Apple AirPlay 2, and your voice. Sonos speakers all work together over WiFi, making it easy to customise your system and expand it any time.
Sonos Premium Immersive Set with Arc - White
Enjoy a cinematic experience from the comfort of home with immersive spatial audio, lifelike surround sound, and bass you can feel. Featuring support for Dolby Atmos, this premium wireless home cinema system will transform all your entertainment. Enjoy crystal-clear highs and pulse-pounding lows, including perfectly crisp dialogue with stress-free setup. When the TV is off, stream music, radio, and more from hundreds of services using the Sonos app, Apple AirPlay 2, and your voice. Sonos speakers all work together over WiFi, making it easy to customise your system and expand it any time.
Enjoy a cinematic experience from the comfort of home with immersive spatial audio, lifelike surround sound, and bass you can feel. Featuring support for Dolby Atmos, this premium wireless home cinema system will transform all your entertainment. Enjoy crystal-clear highs and pulse-pounding lows, including perfectly crisp dialogue with stress-free setup. When the TV is off, stream music, radio, and more from hundreds of services using the Sonos app, Apple AirPlay 2, and your voice. Sonos speakers all work together over WiFi, making it easy to customise your system and expand it any time.
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Sonos ARC Ultra Soundbar with Sub 4 and Era 100 SL Twin Pack Bundle - White
Delivery between 16–21 Oct $185.28
Sonos Premium Immersive Set with Arc - Sonos Arc, Sub & Era 100
Free delivery between 20–24 Oct
Sonos Premium Immersive Set - Arc Ultra - Black
Free delivery between 14–19 Oct
Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar + Sub 4 subwoofer + Era 100 Speakers Pair
Delivery $565.80
originally posted on adorama.com
Sound is great, setup was relatively easy.Only took about 25 minutes from unboxing to using with the latest firmware installed and TruePlay tuning completed.Overall, I've always been satisfied with Sonos hardware, but wish the Sonos app was more reliable (crashes and bugs) and easier to use (UX has only gotten worse with each update).Definitely recommend hardwiring Ethernet connection to as many speakers as possible to improve connection stability. I have Fiber internet + top tier router and still have issues with connectivity in my house. (1 floor, <2,000 sq ft).
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I purchased this Sonos Arc after another competitor brand soundbar proved faulty after the first use. The Sonos seems much more stable in functionality. It produces a good quality sound. It does not sound like a full-surround system but it sounds very good for what it is. If you prefer the deep bass of a subwoofer, then you will want to add the separate subwoofer unit to fill out the low-end. The main motivation for me making the switch to a soundbar instead of a full surround system was the simplicity of use. This unit, while not perfect, seems to be a good choice in this budget range.
originally posted on sonos.com
Bought this as certified refurbished. Total bargain. It is as good as new.I got this as a soundbar for TV and to replace my Hi-Fi and I was sceptical it would be up to the task. I needn't have worried, it is very good indeed. The sound is detailed and clear, speech is very clear and the bass is deep and articulated. I had to turn the sub down a bit because my living room is quite small but I am moving soon and the room will be bigger. I will be adding some surrounds also.The app is really easy to use and setting up Apple Music, Spotify and BBC sounds was straightforward. I connected it to my Samsung TV by eArc, this was straightforward too.The soundbar is quite big, slightly shorter than a 55 inch TV but compared to having HiFi seperates and speakers it is ... MoreBought this as certified refurbished. Total bargain. It is as good as new.I got this as a soundbar for TV and to replace my Hi-Fi and I was sceptical it would be up to the task. I needn't have worried, it is very good indeed. The sound is detailed and clear, speech is very clear and the bass is deep and articulated. I had to turn the sub down a bit because my living room is quite small but I am moving soon and the room will be bigger. I will be adding some surrounds also.The app is really easy to use and setting up Apple Music, Spotify and BBC sounds was straightforward. I connected it to my Samsung TV by eArc, this was straightforward too.The soundbar is quite big, slightly shorter than a 55 inch TV but compared to having HiFi seperates and speakers it is much neater and far less cables.I'm trying to find fault and I cannot. It's quite expensive but worth it and I would advise anyone to check out the refurbished stuff on the Sonos site.
| Brand | Sonos |
| Wireless | Yes |
| Style | Floor Standing |
| Assistant Support | Amazon Alexa |
| Dolby Atmos Enabled | Yes |
Sonos ARC Ultra Soundbar with Sub 4 and Era 100 SL Twin Pack Bundle - White
Delivery between 16–21 Oct $185.28
Sonos Premium Immersive Set with Arc - Sonos Arc, Sub & Era 100
Free delivery between 20–24 Oct
Sonos Premium Immersive Set - Arc Ultra - Black
Free delivery between 14–19 Oct
Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar + Sub 4 subwoofer + Era 100 Speakers Pair
Delivery $565.80
Sound is great, setup was relatively easy.Only took about 25 minutes from unboxing to using with the latest firmware installed and TruePlay tuning completed.Overall, I've always been satisfied with Sonos hardware, but wish the Sonos app was more reliable (crashes and bugs) and easier to use (UX has only gotten worse with each update).Definitely recommend hardwiring Ethernet connection to as many speakers as possible to improve connection stability. I have Fiber internet + top tier router and still have issues with connectivity in my house. (1 floor, <2,000 sq ft).
I purchased this Sonos Arc after another competitor brand soundbar proved faulty after the first use. The Sonos seems much more stable in functionality. It produces a good quality sound. It does not sound like a full-surround system but it sounds very good for what it is. If you prefer the deep bass of a subwoofer, then you will want to add the separate subwoofer unit to fill out the low-end. The main motivation for me making the switch to a soundbar instead of a full surround system was the simplicity of use. This unit, while not perfect, seems to be a good choice in this budget range.
Bought this as certified refurbished. Total bargain. It is as good as new.I got this as a soundbar for TV and to replace my Hi-Fi and I was sceptical it would be up to the task. I needn't have worried, it is very good indeed. The sound is detailed and clear, speech is very clear and the bass is deep and articulated. I had to turn the sub down a bit because my living room is quite small but I am moving soon and the room will be bigger. I will be adding some surrounds also.The app is really easy to use and setting up Apple Music, Spotify and BBC sounds was straightforward. I connected it to my Samsung TV by eArc, this was straightforward too.The soundbar is quite big, slightly shorter than a 55 inch TV but compared to having HiFi seperates and speakers it is ... MoreBought this as certified refurbished. Total bargain. It is as good as new.I got this as a soundbar for TV and to replace my Hi-Fi and I was sceptical it would be up to the task. I needn't have worried, it is very good indeed. The sound is detailed and clear, speech is very clear and the bass is deep and articulated. I had to turn the sub down a bit because my living room is quite small but I am moving soon and the room will be bigger. I will be adding some surrounds also.The app is really easy to use and setting up Apple Music, Spotify and BBC sounds was straightforward. I connected it to my Samsung TV by eArc, this was straightforward too.The soundbar is quite big, slightly shorter than a 55 inch TV but compared to having HiFi seperates and speakers it is much neater and far less cables.I'm trying to find fault and I cannot. It's quite expensive but worth it and I would advise anyone to check out the refurbished stuff on the Sonos site.
I wanted to like this soundbar, I really, really did. It is so sleek and beautiful, and was incredibly easy to set up and install. Best of all NO WIRES! It's very handy for me to being able to control the volume to a precise percentage with my voice, since that is not something Alexa does well.And that was where the love affair ended. Moving from a 7-channel system, my husband keeps complaining that the sound is tinny. (Although he's also happy no longer having wires.) I think the sound is alright, but no matter what they say about spatial audio and whatever other nonsense, it does not and can not replace a true surround sound system.And my biggest gripe? AirPlay simply refuses to work. It plays one song, then just stops outputting sound while the songs continue ... MoreI wanted to like this soundbar, I really, really did. It is so sleek and beautiful, and was incredibly easy to set up and install. Best of all NO WIRES! It's very handy for me to being able to control the volume to a precise percentage with my voice, since that is not something Alexa does well.And that was where the love affair ended. Moving from a 7-channel system, my husband keeps complaining that the sound is tinny. (Although he's also happy no longer having wires.) I think the sound is alright, but no matter what they say about spatial audio and whatever other nonsense, it does not and can not replace a true surround sound system.And my biggest gripe? AirPlay simply refuses to work. It plays one song, then just stops outputting sound while the songs continue to play. I've tried streaming with every device I own, resetting both the soundbar and the router, to no avail. Incredibly disappointing, as that is a feature I use quite often to play music throughout the apartment.
I had some individual speakers and decided to try the sound system for the TV room. The arc is clear and I love the low profile. The units were easy to set up and only require a wire to plug in for power. So much cleaner than the previous sound system we had with one bass and 5 speakers and all the wires to hide and thread around the room. The one comment/complaint I have about Sonos speakers if you haven't used the system before it is not clear exactly what to do for set up in a certain order for the sound system. I did the speakers first then the arc then the bass. I do wish the pamphlets that came with the system let me know that the arc should be first then the system easily adds the other products to the room sound system. Once all had synced it was easy and ... MoreI had some individual speakers and decided to try the sound system for the TV room. The arc is clear and I love the low profile. The units were easy to set up and only require a wire to plug in for power. So much cleaner than the previous sound system we had with one bass and 5 speakers and all the wires to hide and thread around the room. The one comment/complaint I have about Sonos speakers if you haven't used the system before it is not clear exactly what to do for set up in a certain order for the sound system. I did the speakers first then the arc then the bass. I do wish the pamphlets that came with the system let me know that the arc should be first then the system easily adds the other products to the room sound system. Once all had synced it was easy and great. All family has the app can control the sound and can use any system from any room. I'm enjoying the sound and music/sound especially in movies!
I had some individual speakers and decided to try the sound system for the TV room. The arc is clear and I love the low profile. The units were easy to set up and only require a wire to plug in for power. So much cleaner than the previous sound system we had with one bass and 5 speakers and all the wires to hide and thread around the room.The one comment/complaint I have about Sonos speakers, if you haven't used the system before, it is not clear exactly what to do for set up in a certain order for the sound system. I did the speakers first, then the arc, then the bass. I do wish the pamphlets that came with the system let me know that the arc should be first, then the system easily adds the other products to the room sound system.Once all had synced, it was easy ... MoreI had some individual speakers and decided to try the sound system for the TV room. The arc is clear and I love the low profile. The units were easy to set up and only require a wire to plug in for power. So much cleaner than the previous sound system we had with one bass and 5 speakers and all the wires to hide and thread around the room.The one comment/complaint I have about Sonos speakers, if you haven't used the system before, it is not clear exactly what to do for set up in a certain order for the sound system. I did the speakers first, then the arc, then the bass. I do wish the pamphlets that came with the system let me know that the arc should be first, then the system easily adds the other products to the room sound system.Once all had synced, it was easy and great. All family has the app, can control the sound, and can use any system from any room.I'm enjoying the sound and music/sound especially in movies!
Sonos does not have a better sound quality than any of its major competitors when it comes to hardware. Both Sony and Bose have far superior products... Sonos software is an absolute travesty. I recently had to create an entirely new account- losing all my saved music and data - because of poor software engineering. Every few months i run into issues with their app! WHY CANT I JUST LISTEN TO MY MUSIC??? Im getting rid of my Sonos gear and never supporting their company again. They are are a marketing firm with subpar hardware and absolutely dismal software. BYE SONOS
Premium packaging and also very good looking product.The sound out of the box is not at all impressive. Needs serious tweaking from the phone app. But then is really outstanding.The sub looks especially good and doesn't really need to be hidden.Despite my efforts and searching on the internet I couldn't make it to work with YT Music. This is the reason I gave it only 4 stars.One other annoyance is that once connected to the TV I couldn't make the TV (LG OLED C2) to switch back on its own speakers or change the sound output device to the wireless headphones unless I unplugged the SONOS HDMI off the TV. Every time I chose another device for sound output it switches almost instantly back to HDMI ARC. Maybe it is a TV glitch though...Its performance with movies is ... MorePremium packaging and also very good looking product.The sound out of the box is not at all impressive. Needs serious tweaking from the phone app. But then is really outstanding.The sub looks especially good and doesn't really need to be hidden.Despite my efforts and searching on the internet I couldn't make it to work with YT Music. This is the reason I gave it only 4 stars.One other annoyance is that once connected to the TV I couldn't make the TV (LG OLED C2) to switch back on its own speakers or change the sound output device to the wireless headphones unless I unplugged the SONOS HDMI off the TV. Every time I chose another device for sound output it switches almost instantly back to HDMI ARC. Maybe it is a TV glitch though...Its performance with movies is indeed very good but for music listening I prefer my Q Acoustics speakers.But all in all it is a very good product. A little too expensive though...
For this combo, I would say that the sub is the star of the show the arc is mediocre at best.To begin I am very familiar with Sonos music speakers and already have six, basically three pairs in three different rooms. Two pairs of ones and one pair of fives, which I have been pleased with. I purchased the arc as I wanted to protect my investment in the fives that I already had in my living room. I added the arc and the sub. Adding the sub to the fives sounds great, the sub is tight and really adds good groove factor to the fives.I wanted to modernize moving from my more than 10 year old Yamaha YSP 900 soundbar to a Dolby Atmos sound bar or sound system. My current setup is the arc together with the sub and the fives as surrounds. I have to say that the arc part ... MoreFor this combo, I would say that the sub is the star of the show the arc is mediocre at best.To begin I am very familiar with Sonos music speakers and already have six, basically three pairs in three different rooms. Two pairs of ones and one pair of fives, which I have been pleased with. I purchased the arc as I wanted to protect my investment in the fives that I already had in my living room. I added the arc and the sub. Adding the sub to the fives sounds great, the sub is tight and really adds good groove factor to the fives.I wanted to modernize moving from my more than 10 year old Yamaha YSP 900 soundbar to a Dolby Atmos sound bar or sound system. My current setup is the arc together with the sub and the fives as surrounds. I have to say that the arc part is worse in almost every way than the Yamaha except that it supports more modern formats like Atmos, also, now I have a sub.My original review would be that the arc was 1/5 for sound, with extensive room tweaking and also with the release of Sonos version 15.1 I would say that that it is now 3/5.Here are my issues with the arc:- it doesn't have a dedicated remote which is a problem because you often have to change settings between listening to music on streaming services versus watching TV. Currently in the app you can only preset how you want surrounds to sound between music and TV but no other setting. Also, it's insanely annoying that the volume adjustment and level is radically different between streaming and TV so be prepared for very large swings as you switch back-and-forth.- Dialogue tends to be stuck to the middle of the screen verses with my Yamaha where sound followed what was on the screen much better. (The Yamaha has 21x 1.5 inch drivers and 2x 4 inch woofers, the 21 drivers are spread across the entire face so I think it's very easy for it to position sound.)- The up firing speakers are too vertical, the throw / bounce distance is very short maybe 3 to 6 feet from the TV. Also, currently, Sonos has no surrounds with vertical drivers.- The arc has cut out completely when switching sources between streaming and tv, meaning the TV is sending signal, and the app is registering that signal is coming, but no sound comes out of the arc, or any of the other speakers in the room. This requires a complete unplug and reboot of the entire arc direct connected set of speakers to fix. The funny thing is that the arc is the one connected to ethernet and streaming is going on quite happily in other rooms via Sonosnet which is not impacted.- The arc is a fairly dark sounding speaker.- Trueplay was providing atrocious results with the Arc prior to version 15.1. My setup always sounded better with it off. I tried retuning probably 20 or 30 times and it always got the same result with the previous version.- You cannot choose a sound processing mode on the arc/app. Sound processing mode is determined by the TV.- The arc only supports basic DTS and not any of the advanced DTS codecs which is honestly ridiculous especially if you have blue rays, as many use advanced dts.I have the following placement recommendations:- You absolutely need to do the subwoofer crawl to best place it meaning play music with decent baseline and move it around the room and check how it sounds from your primary listening spot. Whether you use trueplay or not, it makes a massive difference to the ultimate sound quality. The good thing is that as the sub is wireless it's very easy to move around as long as you have a long extension cord. You can also do the same with pink noise and a mic.- Per Dolby recommendations front speakers should be at about ear height of a typical seated listener, I originally tried the sound bar beneath my TV and it never sounded more than atrocious. I got much better results by placing the arc above the TV and in my room it sounds orders of magnitude better in that position.- The arc seems to sound better close to the front wall my original placement it was out may be about 12 to 18 inches from the front wall, It sounded pretty pathetic now it's within a few inches of the front wall and sounds much better.Overall, I honestly don't think that the arc or home theater products are fully baked. I really like Sonos speakers for music/streaming and I really like Sonosnet as it tends to be very reliable in my house. I was looking at other home theater products from Samsung specifically the Q990b and from Sony the HT-a9, really the two reasons I didn't try those was primarily people having massive issues with connection drops, and secondly, my familiarity with Sonos, and wanting to protect my current investment it seems a little silly to have two different systems in my living room. However, I honestly can't recommend the arc to a new purchaser who doesn't already have a Sonos investment.
I started with the Arc SL had it for solo for a year. I'll start by saying the Arc alone is a beast of a sound bar. It's crazy to think it's been out since 2020 and still is competing with every other sound bar producer that releases a new one every year. I replaced a Vizio sound bar with sub and definitely sounded better and is more clear the only thing missing was the deep bass and rumble that a dedicated sub brings. However for the whole year i had I honestly can say I didn't feel like it was lacking seriously it's that good. Fast forward to 2023 and for my bday my wife got me the Gen 3 Sub and a pair of Era 100's. And I don't even know how to describe how adding those components took the sound experience to a completely out of this world level. The one down fall ... MoreI started with the Arc SL had it for solo for a year. I'll start by saying the Arc alone is a beast of a sound bar. It's crazy to think it's been out since 2020 and still is competing with every other sound bar producer that releases a new one every year. I replaced a Vizio sound bar with sub and definitely sounded better and is more clear the only thing missing was the deep bass and rumble that a dedicated sub brings. However for the whole year i had I honestly can say I didn't feel like it was lacking seriously it's that good. Fast forward to 2023 and for my bday my wife got me the Gen 3 Sub and a pair of Era 100's. And I don't even know how to describe how adding those components took the sound experience to a completely out of this world level. The one down fall to Sonos is of course the price nothing is budget friendly. But Sonos has really created an almost perfect counter. First thing is have have to have the best engineers, because when they release a product it's so good and expertly tuned that they don't have to update it for years. And the 2nd counter is their genius, the expandability you can literally upgrade piece by piece if you want to. That is smart cause for someone who doesn't just have $2500 to drop on a home theater you can do it at your own pace and like I mentioned since they don't replace products every year for people with thigh budgets who really want to enjoy theater quality sound at home you can do it slowly without the worry of your products being outdated month or 2 after you just spent your hard earned money on them. So to wrap up this long winded review yes, Sonos is the real deal premium price for an even more premium product and best of all you can build your dream set up at your own pace. If you have been debating I'm here to say go for it you won't regret it.
| Brand | Sonos |
| Wireless | Yes |
| Style | Floor Standing |
| Assistant Support | Amazon Alexa |
| Dolby Atmos Enabled | Yes |
