Effortlessly experience even more immersive entertainment with the latest generation of our compact, smart soundbar, now with Dolby Atmos. Enjoy room-filling sound and crystal-clear dialogue for series, movies and games. Stream music and more from all your favourite services when the TV is off. Easily control everything with the Sonos app, your voice and Apple AirPlay 2. Add speakers to create a surround sound system over Wi-Fi and experience multi-room sound. Everything connects quickly and easily via Wi-Fi.
Effortlessly experience even more immersive entertainment with the latest generation of our compact, smart soundbar, now with Dolby Atmos. Enjoy room-filling sound and crystal-clear dialogue for series, movies and games. Stream music and more from all your favourite services when the TV is off. Easily control everything with the Sonos app, your voice and Apple AirPlay 2. Add speakers to create a surround sound system over Wi-Fi and experience multi-room sound. Everything connects quickly and easily via Wi-Fi.
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Sonos | Beam Gen II Soundbar | Melbourne Hi Fi White
Effortlessly experience even more immersive entertainment with the latest generation of our compact, smart soundbar, now with Dolby Atmos. Enjoy room-filling sound and crystal-clear dialogue for series, movies and games. Stream music and more from all your favourite services when the TV is off. Easily control everything with the Sonos app, your voice and Apple AirPlay 2. Add speakers to create a surround sound system over Wi-Fi and experience multi-room sound. Everything connects quickly and easily via Wi-Fi.
Effortlessly experience even more immersive entertainment with the latest generation of our compact, smart soundbar, now with Dolby Atmos. Enjoy room-filling sound and crystal-clear dialogue for series, movies and games. Stream music and more from all your favourite services when the TV is off. Easily control everything with the Sonos app, your voice and Apple AirPlay 2. Add speakers to create a surround sound system over Wi-Fi and experience multi-room sound. Everything connects quickly and easily via Wi-Fi.
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Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar - White
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Sonos Beam Gen 2 White – HiFi Compact Smart Soundbar
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For the last few years I've been using two Amazon Echo Dots in my apartment to play music, but I wanted something that would allow me to play music over wifi *and* be compatible with my TV. Not to mention something with much better sound quality. The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a wonderful addition to my 1-br apartment. I was a little worried that I would need to buy a subwoofer to feel the bass, but honestly this thing packs a punch like no other soundbar I've heard, and I don't think I need a subwoofer anymore. My only gripes: - I wish there was Bluetooth connectivity so I could play audio from multiple devices over Bluetooth. - There is a bit of lag between Spotify and Beam. When I change songs on my phone, Beam takes a second or two to catch up. In contrast, my other ... MoreFor the last few years I've been using two Amazon Echo Dots in my apartment to play music, but I wanted something that would allow me to play music over wifi *and* be compatible with my TV. Not to mention something with much better sound quality. The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a wonderful addition to my 1-br apartment. I was a little worried that I would need to buy a subwoofer to feel the bass, but honestly this thing packs a punch like no other soundbar I've heard, and I don't think I need a subwoofer anymore. My only gripes: - I wish there was Bluetooth connectivity so I could play audio from multiple devices over Bluetooth. - There is a bit of lag between Spotify and Beam. When I change songs on my phone, Beam takes a second or two to catch up. In contrast, my other Bluetooth speakers can keep up without any latency/lag. Though, I can't for sure pin this on Sonos as it might be a Spotify issue. Overall, a GREAT addition to my space. Sure, it's pricey compared to others, but I think it's worth it for the quality. Plus, I chose Sonos because of the mix-and-match ability and the ability to build my desired system over time. I'm just starting my career and I think it's a good investment to be able to build on this system when I can afford it.
originally posted on richersounds.com
I have studied and contemplated purchasing this sound bar for well over a year before deciding to purchase.Now that I have it I have experienced elation and frustration in equal measures.Having owned other Sonos speakers I was expecting an easy ride when setting up the sound bar and wasn’t disappointed by the way it sets up with its own app and wireless devices including air play but it’s fair to say I am frustrated by the wired connectivity which is in my opinion sparse and limited.Having not noticed I require an ARC or eARC from a TV to benefit from its full potentiaI I spent an age trying to connect a projector and 4K blue ray player to it without success. Ok I can use the included HDMI to optical adapter, this has worked but it has limited the sound ... MoreI have studied and contemplated purchasing this sound bar for well over a year before deciding to purchase.Now that I have it I have experienced elation and frustration in equal measures.Having owned other Sonos speakers I was expecting an easy ride when setting up the sound bar and wasn’t disappointed by the way it sets up with its own app and wireless devices including air play but it’s fair to say I am frustrated by the wired connectivity which is in my opinion sparse and limited.Having not noticed I require an ARC or eARC from a TV to benefit from its full potentiaI I spent an age trying to connect a projector and 4K blue ray player to it without success. Ok I can use the included HDMI to optical adapter, this has worked but it has limited the sound options and as a result does not provide the pseudo ATMOS effect and digital surround I was hoping for.In fact the sound is very much centred around the speaker and not does fire into the corners of the room like my Yamaha sound projector does.The sound quality is good and offers the typical base Sonos is good at. So is the separation and speech enhancement which is one feature I really require due to poor hearing.I have since learnt I could purchase a eARC simulator but these are very expensive and therefore could have used the extra cash towards a better speaker.Or I could just use it in another room from an eARC enabled TV but that isn’t the purpose I purchased it.
originally posted on sonos.com
Sonos Beam Gen 2 surprises its listeners with rich and accurate sound. Beam can fill even a medium-sized room in a way that is probably enough for most people living in an apartment building. It is possible to add speakers to the system as needed, which makes it possible to build a convincing home theater for yourself, which, in addition to everything, looks good even to the eye of the decorator. Beam Gen 2 alone can't produce Dolby Atmos movies when watching sounds from behind or above, but that certainly won't come as a surprise to anyone. However, you will be surprised by how wide a sound world it is able to create, which is much bigger than what you would think from a small pillar. The bass is credible and strong, but in the lowest sounds, the Beam Gen 2 ... MoreSonos Beam Gen 2 surprises its listeners with rich and accurate sound. Beam can fill even a medium-sized room in a way that is probably enough for most people living in an apartment building. It is possible to add speakers to the system as needed, which makes it possible to build a convincing home theater for yourself, which, in addition to everything, looks good even to the eye of the decorator. Beam Gen 2 alone can't produce Dolby Atmos movies when watching sounds from behind or above, but that certainly won't come as a surprise to anyone. However, you will be surprised by how wide a sound world it is able to create, which is much bigger than what you would think from a small pillar. The bass is credible and strong, but in the lowest sounds, the Beam Gen 2 definitely needs a subwoofer next to it, for example the Sonos Sub Mini. In this case, however, the system may be too powerful for living in an apartment building. The product is definitely in its element when watching movies, but is also suitable for listening to music. The wide stereo image is very accurate when listening to music and the sound fills the room with a pleasant tone. The sound is neutral and rich, but the bass may leave something to be desired. I definitely recommend the product to someone who wants to take the sound of their TV to a new level and get more out of movies. In larger spaces, you should add a subwoofer to your system if you really want to feel the bass and not just hear it.
| Brand | Sonos |
| Wireless | Yes |
| Smart Speaker | Yes |
| Colour | White |
| Special Purpose | Soundbar |
Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar - White
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Sonos Beam Gen 2 White – HiFi Compact Smart Soundbar
For the last few years I've been using two Amazon Echo Dots in my apartment to play music, but I wanted something that would allow me to play music over wifi *and* be compatible with my TV. Not to mention something with much better sound quality. The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a wonderful addition to my 1-br apartment. I was a little worried that I would need to buy a subwoofer to feel the bass, but honestly this thing packs a punch like no other soundbar I've heard, and I don't think I need a subwoofer anymore. My only gripes: - I wish there was Bluetooth connectivity so I could play audio from multiple devices over Bluetooth. - There is a bit of lag between Spotify and Beam. When I change songs on my phone, Beam takes a second or two to catch up. In contrast, my other ... MoreFor the last few years I've been using two Amazon Echo Dots in my apartment to play music, but I wanted something that would allow me to play music over wifi *and* be compatible with my TV. Not to mention something with much better sound quality. The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a wonderful addition to my 1-br apartment. I was a little worried that I would need to buy a subwoofer to feel the bass, but honestly this thing packs a punch like no other soundbar I've heard, and I don't think I need a subwoofer anymore. My only gripes: - I wish there was Bluetooth connectivity so I could play audio from multiple devices over Bluetooth. - There is a bit of lag between Spotify and Beam. When I change songs on my phone, Beam takes a second or two to catch up. In contrast, my other Bluetooth speakers can keep up without any latency/lag. Though, I can't for sure pin this on Sonos as it might be a Spotify issue. Overall, a GREAT addition to my space. Sure, it's pricey compared to others, but I think it's worth it for the quality. Plus, I chose Sonos because of the mix-and-match ability and the ability to build my desired system over time. I'm just starting my career and I think it's a good investment to be able to build on this system when I can afford it.
I have studied and contemplated purchasing this sound bar for well over a year before deciding to purchase.Now that I have it I have experienced elation and frustration in equal measures.Having owned other Sonos speakers I was expecting an easy ride when setting up the sound bar and wasn’t disappointed by the way it sets up with its own app and wireless devices including air play but it’s fair to say I am frustrated by the wired connectivity which is in my opinion sparse and limited.Having not noticed I require an ARC or eARC from a TV to benefit from its full potentiaI I spent an age trying to connect a projector and 4K blue ray player to it without success. Ok I can use the included HDMI to optical adapter, this has worked but it has limited the sound ... MoreI have studied and contemplated purchasing this sound bar for well over a year before deciding to purchase.Now that I have it I have experienced elation and frustration in equal measures.Having owned other Sonos speakers I was expecting an easy ride when setting up the sound bar and wasn’t disappointed by the way it sets up with its own app and wireless devices including air play but it’s fair to say I am frustrated by the wired connectivity which is in my opinion sparse and limited.Having not noticed I require an ARC or eARC from a TV to benefit from its full potentiaI I spent an age trying to connect a projector and 4K blue ray player to it without success. Ok I can use the included HDMI to optical adapter, this has worked but it has limited the sound options and as a result does not provide the pseudo ATMOS effect and digital surround I was hoping for.In fact the sound is very much centred around the speaker and not does fire into the corners of the room like my Yamaha sound projector does.The sound quality is good and offers the typical base Sonos is good at. So is the separation and speech enhancement which is one feature I really require due to poor hearing.I have since learnt I could purchase a eARC simulator but these are very expensive and therefore could have used the extra cash towards a better speaker.Or I could just use it in another room from an eARC enabled TV but that isn’t the purpose I purchased it.
Sonos Beam Gen 2 surprises its listeners with rich and accurate sound. Beam can fill even a medium-sized room in a way that is probably enough for most people living in an apartment building. It is possible to add speakers to the system as needed, which makes it possible to build a convincing home theater for yourself, which, in addition to everything, looks good even to the eye of the decorator. Beam Gen 2 alone can't produce Dolby Atmos movies when watching sounds from behind or above, but that certainly won't come as a surprise to anyone. However, you will be surprised by how wide a sound world it is able to create, which is much bigger than what you would think from a small pillar. The bass is credible and strong, but in the lowest sounds, the Beam Gen 2 ... MoreSonos Beam Gen 2 surprises its listeners with rich and accurate sound. Beam can fill even a medium-sized room in a way that is probably enough for most people living in an apartment building. It is possible to add speakers to the system as needed, which makes it possible to build a convincing home theater for yourself, which, in addition to everything, looks good even to the eye of the decorator. Beam Gen 2 alone can't produce Dolby Atmos movies when watching sounds from behind or above, but that certainly won't come as a surprise to anyone. However, you will be surprised by how wide a sound world it is able to create, which is much bigger than what you would think from a small pillar. The bass is credible and strong, but in the lowest sounds, the Beam Gen 2 definitely needs a subwoofer next to it, for example the Sonos Sub Mini. In this case, however, the system may be too powerful for living in an apartment building. The product is definitely in its element when watching movies, but is also suitable for listening to music. The wide stereo image is very accurate when listening to music and the sound fills the room with a pleasant tone. The sound is neutral and rich, but the bass may leave something to be desired. I definitely recommend the product to someone who wants to take the sound of their TV to a new level and get more out of movies. In larger spaces, you should add a subwoofer to your system if you really want to feel the bass and not just hear it.
Although a regular of Richer Sounds for...oh so many years... I always have a shop around. Yet, I always keep coming back to Richer Sounds. I believe this is not by accident. Staff are always welcoming and ready to answer your questions, (and believe me when I say, mine were loads, some even silly ones). The fact that the staff recognise you from before and they know you, is a major plus.I wanted to add a Dolby Atmos set up in the secondary TV. I was looking at soundbar setups from LG, Samsung, and Sony. Yet Sonos never crossed my mind. After a lot of discussions with the Richer Sounds staff, and more research online, I decided on the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) and x2 Sonos One SL for surround speakers. Debated adding a Sonos Sub Minin as well The demonstration in the ... MoreAlthough a regular of Richer Sounds for...oh so many years... I always have a shop around. Yet, I always keep coming back to Richer Sounds. I believe this is not by accident. Staff are always welcoming and ready to answer your questions, (and believe me when I say, mine were loads, some even silly ones). The fact that the staff recognise you from before and they know you, is a major plus.I wanted to add a Dolby Atmos set up in the secondary TV. I was looking at soundbar setups from LG, Samsung, and Sony. Yet Sonos never crossed my mind. After a lot of discussions with the Richer Sounds staff, and more research online, I decided on the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) and x2 Sonos One SL for surround speakers. Debated adding a Sonos Sub Minin as well The demonstration in the store helped me prioritise the needs in terms of budget, so I left the sub for a future buy.The Sonos set up is brilliant. Especially after the TruePlay calibration. It remains disappointing, however, that this feature is only available through the Sonos S2 app on an iPhone and not an Android.Highly recommended set up for a small to medium sized room. If the room is bigger, I would recommend swapping the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) with a Sonos Arc instead, which then substantially increases the initial layout.Definitely the addition of the Sonos Sub Mini would be an obvious next step; alas, it will have to wait for some time in the future.
Sonos Beam 2 reviews are plenty on the web. I will highlight my user experience based on using multiple soundbars. I have used LG SL8YG (Dolby Atmos), Bose 500 full Kit, Samsung Q990B(Dolby Atmos) so my review is based on comparing all these brands and models. Sonos Beam Gen 2 is immersive sound in a small package. I am pretty much impressed with the Bass which is comparable to Boss 500 Subwoofer module. I added Sonos Paly 1 speakers as surround speakers. Sonos beam as stand alone is pretty good, once you add surround speakers its next level. I don't see a requirement for additional bass module since the inbuilt one is good enough for upto 200 Sqrft room. You can pick up surround speakers from IKEA called as SYMFONISKWiFi bookshelf speaker manufactured by Sonos, ... MoreSonos Beam 2 reviews are plenty on the web. I will highlight my user experience based on using multiple soundbars. I have used LG SL8YG (Dolby Atmos), Bose 500 full Kit, Samsung Q990B(Dolby Atmos) so my review is based on comparing all these brands and models. Sonos Beam Gen 2 is immersive sound in a small package. I am pretty much impressed with the Bass which is comparable to Boss 500 Subwoofer module. I added Sonos Paly 1 speakers as surround speakers. Sonos beam as stand alone is pretty good, once you add surround speakers its next level. I don't see a requirement for additional bass module since the inbuilt one is good enough for upto 200 Sqrft room. You can pick up surround speakers from IKEA called as SYMFONISKWiFi bookshelf speaker manufactured by Sonos, cost 9990/each. This more economical compared to SL one or Sonos Play book self-speakers. Alex/Google voice assistant does not work in India, you have Sonos Android/iPhone app which has most of the user controls. The bar does not come with remote control, you need to use the app for any changes in the setting. Sonos does not have Bluetooth as well, the way it works is with either HDMI (eARC), optical input or via WIFI using the mobile app. I feel the cost is little higher, anywhere between 35K to 40K would have been a sweet spot. Since its fully imported the cost will be higher. This is highly capable system which very good audio quality.
This is not a soundbar that you can have full control of. Can't connect your phone and stream from here everything you desire, but a restrictive gadget. Yes, they say you can link your music Apps through their Sonos App, however, for example: on SoundCloud you can't search for a new song, can only play songs already stored in your playlists. Same with Spotify. If connected to a TV (with an eArc port/cable) and using for TV sound, when switching for playing songs from Sonos App on the phone, the TV doesn't get it's own sound back on, silence. The only way I've been able to stream freely (not using their Sonos App) from my phone it was to connect the phone with my TV and then TV to send signal (via eArc HDMI) to the soundbar. Therefore, on this occasion, you'll be in ... MoreThis is not a soundbar that you can have full control of. Can't connect your phone and stream from here everything you desire, but a restrictive gadget. Yes, they say you can link your music Apps through their Sonos App, however, for example: on SoundCloud you can't search for a new song, can only play songs already stored in your playlists. Same with Spotify. If connected to a TV (with an eArc port/cable) and using for TV sound, when switching for playing songs from Sonos App on the phone, the TV doesn't get it's own sound back on, silence. The only way I've been able to stream freely (not using their Sonos App) from my phone it was to connect the phone with my TV and then TV to send signal (via eArc HDMI) to the soundbar. Therefore, on this occasion, you'll be in the situation that can't watch TV programmes, but using it to play from the phone as well as, of course, consuming more electricity. The sound is very good, great quality sound, this is in my opinion the only real selling point. Sonos doesn't have a complete sound equalizing menu for personal preferences, you can only adjust the base, treble and loudness on/off. Doesn't come with a Surround mode as well. The only way this connects with the phone being WiFi (the same way if adding other speakers to it for creating a more complex sound system), I wonder what would happen in the event the internet connection drops. This is ridiculous. Sonos - pay the Bluetooth license so you can join the other big boys out there in the market. They offer all the other connectivity options all in one on their soundbars. Some even offering Chromecast and Google Assistant built in. In my opinion, this can be a great extension for TVs speakers and nothing more. Definitely, not worthy for a price they are sold at the moment. Be aware! Once creating an Sonos account, you can't delete it, on their website there is no account deletion option! If subscribed for their Sonos Radio HD, you can't delete your bank details!
Picked this up for our family room where we watch most of our tv. We have a dedicated home theater and sound out of the tv in the family room is so shallow I had to do something. I tried a tv branded sound bar but it wasn't good at all, truly not much better than sound out of the tv and it wasn't a cheap one. Decided to give the Sonos Beam a try and it did not disappoint. Even without a subwoofer the sound is so much fuller and voice is so much better. I'm quite surprised with the response of the Beam. It's not true surround or Dolby Atmos, but the effect from its digital processing on the spatial image of the sound catches me by surprise at times. And no, it's not close to true home theater or Atmos, but you do get an amazing amount of room filling sound out of a ... MorePicked this up for our family room where we watch most of our tv. We have a dedicated home theater and sound out of the tv in the family room is so shallow I had to do something. I tried a tv branded sound bar but it wasn't good at all, truly not much better than sound out of the tv and it wasn't a cheap one. Decided to give the Sonos Beam a try and it did not disappoint. Even without a subwoofer the sound is so much fuller and voice is so much better. I'm quite surprised with the response of the Beam. It's not true surround or Dolby Atmos, but the effect from its digital processing on the spatial image of the sound catches me by surprise at times. And no, it's not close to true home theater or Atmos, but you do get an amazing amount of room filling sound out of a small bar. I wouldn't doubt I pick up the mini sun in the near future. The voice control is nice and they claim they aren't keeping track of you as some other devices do. Linking my SiriusXM subscription was simple and I expect linking other music services will be just as easy. I do wish voice control worked with SiriusXM but that's s small complaint. The app is easy to setup and use, no hiccups like I had with the tv branded sound bar app. Finally, voice enhancement works very well, very clear without being overpowering, still keeps a good balance. Now I hope it lasts many years and not just 2 or 3.
The Sonos Beam gen 2 is a small sound bar with a big sound. It is generally easy to set up and with a Android or Apple Sonos application, provides you with a way to control the sound from various sources. I previously had a small Bose sound bar and this by far has a much fuller, stronger sound. We have it in a small living area and the sound is full and does not sound like it is coming from a small box. One problem with sound bars and TV speakers, in general, is it is sometimes difficult to hear what people are saying. Words are drowned out by background music or because the actors are speaking in quiet voices. The Sonos addresses this with the ability to focus on voices through its center speaker and remote control. This is the primary reason we got it, it works ... MoreThe Sonos Beam gen 2 is a small sound bar with a big sound. It is generally easy to set up and with a Android or Apple Sonos application, provides you with a way to control the sound from various sources. I previously had a small Bose sound bar and this by far has a much fuller, stronger sound. We have it in a small living area and the sound is full and does not sound like it is coming from a small box. One problem with sound bars and TV speakers, in general, is it is sometimes difficult to hear what people are saying. Words are drowned out by background music or because the actors are speaking in quiet voices. The Sonos addresses this with the ability to focus on voices through its center speaker and remote control. This is the primary reason we got it, it works very well and we are very happy with it. The one issue I have with the sound bar, ironically, is sound level output. Depending on the incoming source (tv, Netflix, Prime, Disney, Pandora) the sound from each source comes in at different volume levels which need to be adjusted at the remote control. For instance, tv has a weak sound and has to be turned up. Should you switch from TV to Netflix, the speaker blows you away and has to be lowered. It would be nice if the incoming sources could be regulated at the speaker level so that the sound comes through at a consistent level of loudness. The price is a little steep but I think it is well worth the money.
I was looking for a sound bar, one that would provide the home cinema experience without taking up space. In Sonos Beam Gen 2 I found this and a whole lot more. This is a compact unit that punches above its weight. Bass is impressive considering I’m not pairing it with the optional sub. Voice clarity is great. This system can be easily dialled in to best fit the acoustics of your room. What you get is an immersive experience at an affordable price. I purchased for home cinema, but with its built in ability to access Amazon music you get so much more… up to 9 million tracks available to stream? Beam’s ability as a stand alone music player is a joy.If the unit has one weakness, it’s that it occasionally drops out of the Wi-Fi connection. That said it’s a quick two ... MoreI was looking for a sound bar, one that would provide the home cinema experience without taking up space. In Sonos Beam Gen 2 I found this and a whole lot more. This is a compact unit that punches above its weight. Bass is impressive considering I’m not pairing it with the optional sub. Voice clarity is great. This system can be easily dialled in to best fit the acoustics of your room. What you get is an immersive experience at an affordable price. I purchased for home cinema, but with its built in ability to access Amazon music you get so much more… up to 9 million tracks available to stream? Beam’s ability as a stand alone music player is a joy.If the unit has one weakness, it’s that it occasionally drops out of the Wi-Fi connection. That said it’s a quick two minute fix to reconnect via the App. Speaking of which, pretty much everything you need to enjoy this kit is on the App.I’d thoroughly recommend this unit to anyone looking to upgrade from tv in built sound, doing it on a budget and with a mind for high quality sound and minimalist unobtrusive kit,The guys at Richer sounds were only to happy to demo before I purchased. Pricing was very competitive, better than a large well known electrical chain. Even got 6 years free warranty.Richer sounds you did great.I would buy from you again.
I recently purchased the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) in black, and I have to say, I am absolutely in love with this soundbar! The setup was incredibly easy, and within minutes, I was able to start streaming my favorite music and movies with incredible sound quality. One of the things I love most about the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the voice control feature. It allows me to control my music and TV with my voice, which is incredibly convenient and easy to use. The sound quality is also top-notch, with deep, rich bass and crystal-clear highs. Another great feature of the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the ability to connect it to other Sonos speakers in my home for a truly immersive sound experience. And with the ability to stream music from a wide range of services, I never have to worry ... MoreI recently purchased the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) in black, and I have to say, I am absolutely in love with this soundbar! The setup was incredibly easy, and within minutes, I was able to start streaming my favorite music and movies with incredible sound quality. One of the things I love most about the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the voice control feature. It allows me to control my music and TV with my voice, which is incredibly convenient and easy to use. The sound quality is also top-notch, with deep, rich bass and crystal-clear highs. Another great feature of the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the ability to connect it to other Sonos speakers in my home for a truly immersive sound experience. And with the ability to stream music from a wide range of services, I never have to worry about running out of content to listen to. Overall, I would highly recommend the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) to anyone looking for a high-quality soundbar that is easy to use, packed with great features, and delivers incredible sound quality. It's definitely worth the investment! 5 stars all the way!
| Brand | Sonos |
| Wireless | Yes |
| Smart Speaker | Yes |
| Colour | White |
| Special Purpose | Soundbar |
