The Sonos Beam soundbar is compact but delivers expansive performance. From our experience, this small soundbar is a winner. Just a shame there's no Dolby Atmos support, like the larger, but more expensive Sonos Arc.

Compact size is ideal; Sounds great for both music and TV/movies; Multiple voice-assistants supported;

No Dolby Atmos support; Not great at lower volumes; Expensive when adding additional speakers;

1. Great sound Very clear and balanced sound 2. Easy to set up and use Very smart and easy

Sound is good don't get me wrong but not worth ￡400 over TV speakers - I've got an LG 47" Smart TV that's about 5 years old - the only difference is the bass. I'm a bit obsessed with my TV sound quality - if you want good surround sound then buy surround sound speakers simple as that.

We recently bought a Sonos Beam to add to the two Sonos speakers we already had. As with all Sonos products it was easy to connect and set up to give us surround sound in our living room. My hearing is not as good as it used to be and my wife often complained I had the TV volume turned up too loud.

Quality Sound and easy to instal. Looks great in white would have preferred if they made white power cable to go with white bar rather than black but was able to hide power cord using power board. great sound with matching songs built in ceiling speakers.

I bought the Beam for a dual purpose: to boost tv sound and provide extra surround for an existing Sonos 5. The sound is great and the device has been easy to setup via hdmi arc. My only complaint is the volume remote has some lag which is to do with the television set, making it easier to control...

I bought this a month ago as I bought a new 65 inch tv. It is compact and magical with good looks and attractive features like Alexa. Coming to sound quality, I havent heard this clarity from any other sound system i heard till now. It sounds better than Bose i think.

Although some cheaper options sound better, Sonos Beam is a feature-packed, voice-operated sound bar with unmatched flexibility.

The Sonos Beam is the least-expensive sound bar available with a choice of two voice assistants, Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant; Its expansive sound can fill a small room; HDMI connectivity includes the ability to power up and control TV input switching via voice command.

The lack of a subwoofer means the Beam lacks deep bass compared to sub-equipped competitors, even some that cost less; You lose connectivity options on TVs that lack ARC; You can't switch between Google and Alexa on the fly and there's some lag with Google Assistant voice commands.

It took two years, but the Sonos Beam ($398 at Amazon), and its little brother the Sonos One ($199 at Audio Advice), are the first speakers to offer both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. If you've been waiting for Google integration to buy this speaker, then go ahead, it works!

Although some cheaper options sound better, Sonos Beam is a feature-packed, voice-operated sound bar with unmatched flexibility.

The Sonos Beam is the least-expensive sound bar available with a choice of two voice assistants, Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant; Its expansive sound can fill a small room; HDMI connectivity includes the ability to power up and control TV input switching via voice command; Apple AirPlay 2 support should please iPhone users.

The lack of a subwoofer means the Beam lacks deep bass compared to sub-equipped competitors, even some that cost less; You lose connectivity options on TVs that lack ARC; You can't switch between Google and Alexa on the fly and there's some lag with Google Assistant voice commands.

I have several sonos products . This has been the hardest to install , firstly I tired with a Samsung tv and had major problems, I couldn't get it connected . I got a newer tv with a different connection , a Philips but again have had several connection problems, which have been higetl frustrated .