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Sonos Beam + SUB
Sonos 3.1 Entertainment Set with Beam & SUB
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Sonos Speaker Set with Beam & SUB
Get true full surround sound and deep bass, plus Alexa voice control, for your TV, music, and much more.
Sonos Beam Features
The smart, compact soundbar for your TV.
- Plays music, TV, movies, and more
- Clear dialogue from speech enhancement
- Easily pairs with your TV & remote
- Amazon Alexa voice control
- AirPlay compatible with iOS devices
SUB Features
Sub adds intense bass with two force-cancelling speakers for deep sound and zero cabinet buzz or rattle.
- Adds dramatically deeper bass to any Sonos speaker (or amplified component).
- Zero cabinet buzz or rattle.
- Versatile. Place it anywhere. Standing up or lying flat.
Easy Set-Up and Convientant control
Setting up Beam is easy. Simply connect to the mains then plug in your TV via HDMI-ARC. PLAY:1 & SUB connect wirelessly to Beam and only require mains power. In contrast to traditional surround sound set-ups, you save on wires and also set up time.
Easy Control - Voice, Airplay 2 & App
Control your Beam enabled surround sound system with your voice, the Sonos app, AirPlay or direct from the Spotify app.
THE WIRELESS HOME SOUND SYSTEM THAT GETS BETTER OVER TIME.
Easily expand your Sonos network by adding speakers to different rooms wirelessly to create a home sound system that brings every room and everyone closer together. Regular software updates means your product is constantly improving and striving to be better.
Award Winning
| Weight (Kg) | 24.0000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sonos |
Pros: - Great sound and relatively easy setup. - App is fairly easy to use and integration with Alexa has gone without a hitch. - Sub is powerful and clear, wireless is great. Cons: - The Beam only uses Wireless b/g. I cannot get it to connect wirelessly to my router modem even though it has b/g/n/ac with both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz enabled so currently connected with an ethernet cable. Considering wireless n has been out for 10 years this is pretty unacceptable.
