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Published: 2020-06-05, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Sleek design, Impressive surround sound and Dolby Atmos, Solid bass response, Also a smart voice controlled speaker
Expensive, Doesn't display volume level
Sonos is on a winner with the new Arc soundbar which packs in the company's signature sound quality and wireless versatility into one attractive unit.Related PostsSonos introduces Arc soundbar with Dolby Atmos to enhance your home viewing experienceIKEA a...
Abstract: Is there really any chance that someone reviewing the Sonos Arc is going to have anything bad to say about it? What's your reason for reading this review?I don't think personally it's to find out how the upward firing speakers compare to those of anothe...
Fantastically wide soundstage, More bass than it should have, Excellent performance, Supports Dolby Atmos with upward firing speakers, Slimmer than previous model, Expandable with Sonos speakers, Multiroom capability (just like the other Sonos speakers),
Soundbar doesn't handle the rear channels all that well by itself
At its release, the Sonos Arc is one of those gadgets that just feels like it's an almost perfect delivery, and comes across rather a lot like something high-end from Apple: it's been built to do something so well, good luck finding problems with it. It's...
Abstract: TVs have certainly gotten thinner, slimmer and lighter, but all of that fat-trimming has come with one major casualty: audio fidelity. Built-in TV speakers today are often times much worse than they were on flat-panels that came to market back in 2005-10...
Excellent surround sound, Easy and simple setup, Decent Dolby Atmos from a single speaker, Choice of Alexa or Google Assistant
No HDMI inputs, Not ideal for all music genres
Yes. For Sonos users, the Sonos Arc is an absolute no-brainer. It's just $100 more than the Playbar it replaces, yet it offers better sound, Dolby Atmos, AirPlay 2, voice assistants, and more. As long as you're OK with having to use your TV's HDMI inputs...
Published: 2020-08-20, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
sounds fantastic with music, great Dolby Atmos reproduction, superclear vocals, Night Sound, wide soundstage, looks good, Alexa or Google Assistant, extensive music service support, simple setup, surprisingly good bass without a sub
expensive, ARC/eARC rather than HDMI passthrough, takes up a port on your TV, can have lipsync issues like any soundbar
The Sonos Arc is a big, sleek, premium soundbar that sounds every bit as good as you'd expect from a £799 speaker.It looks the part. Despite being about the length of a 55in TV, it is neither thick nor tall which makes it easier to position on the wall or...
Incredibly spacious sound, Dolby Atmos support, Slick user experience, Smart features
Expensive, No HDMI pass-through
The Sonos Arc is an incredible piece of tech and if you're in the market for a premium soundbar then you're very unlikely to be disappointed.As long as you can afford it and have space for it, the Arc offers a seriously impressive set of features and soun...
Surround sound speakers make audio more immersive, Sub adds cinematic levels of bass, TruePlay makes everything work beautifully,
Sub is very expensive,
As impressive as the Dolby Atmos soundbar was, the system can get better with a Sonos Arc Surround Sound Package. Adding two identical speakers for the rear channels gives better positional audio and a more immersive experience, making this an essential u...
Great sound quality, Easy to use and set up, Google Assistant and Alexa support
Slightly bright sound, Only one HDMI connection
The Sonos Arc is a fabulous product. Indeed, it's the best standalone soundbar in this price bracket I've listened to and it copes well with all types of source material. Atmos works well, dialogue is clear and it's musical enough to be your main living r...
