The Sonos Beam Gen 2 features a compact ... For that you need the Sonos Sub, the additional audio piece that adds a hefty amount of bass to your favorite music genres. The design here is a ...

This small yet mighty soundbar has been a permanent fixture in our yearly Awards list since it launched which should speak for itself.

This is the fourth-generation model of the Sub, and it has indeed gotten better with each iteration. The Sonos Beam and Sonos Arc soundbars mentioned above do a terrific job across the entire ...

The Sub Mini is designed to pair with smaller Sonos speakers like the Beam, Ray, One, or One SL, significantly boosting their ...

specifically the Sonos Sub 4. It can wirelessly connect to the Ray, Beam, or Arc Ultra, so you can hide it in the back of a room or even on its side under a couch. The subwoofer's force-canceling ...

The Beam Gen 2 is the exact same size ... it’s by no means a necessity. And also, the Sonos Sub is hideously expensive considering how well-priced this soundbar is. The mid-range itself is ...

which you might like to buy to add to the Sonos Beam. So, how about a pair of Sonos Ones as rear surrounds and a Sonos Sub for a bigger bottom end? That'll only set you back another £1,100 (£199 ...

That being said, the more expensive Sonos Beam has superior bass, so if you opt for the Sonos Ray, you might also want to get the Sonos Sub Mini, too. If you've got an old, non-4K TV collecting ...

The Beam Gen 2's audio is also quite rich and detailed ... You can also add everything from a Sonos Sub Mini for more bass, or a pair of Sonos Era 100s behind you as rear channel speakers to ...

We said in the review: "Atmos aside, it sounds incredible, reaching deeper than the Beam Gen 1 with more refinement, a warmer treble, and wider dynamic range." If you're in the market for a sub-£500 ...