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Is the Sonos Ray worth it?

The Sonos Ray is recommended with a 8/10 consensus score across 3 expert reviews. Experts highlight built for tvs up to 55 inches. What Hi-Fi? says: "Firmware fixed an early buzz, and Trueplay tuning works only on iPhone"

Sonos Ray — Recommended per expert consensus
Recommended3 Expert Reviews
Price Range
$219.00
$219.00 list3 expert sources
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Sonos Ray

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Nicholas Miles · Editor-in-Chief & Methodology Owner

Expert consensus

How we score
08.0/1010

3 expert sources

Expert Consensus across 3 sources

Updated:
Firmware fixed an early buzz, and Trueplay tuning works only on iPhone
What Hi-Fi?

What Experts Agree On

What Experts Love

  • Built for TVs up to 55 inches

Common Criticisms

  • No Dolby Atmos or Bluetooth

What The Experts Say

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Firmware fixed an early buzz, and Trueplay tuning works only on iPhone

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Sonos Ray worth it?

The Sonos Ray earns a 8/10 consensus score across 3 expert sources and is rated "Recommended". At $219.00, What Hi-Fi? is among the named sources behind that consensus.

How much does the Sonos Ray cost?

The Sonos Ray is priced at $219.00. With a 8/10 score from 3 expert reviews and a "Recommended" rating, that price represents fair value relative to the ~7.5/10 average for Entertainment products. Prices shift often, so check the live figure before buying.

How does the Sonos Ray compare to other Entertainment options?

Among the Entertainment products we have aggregated, the Sonos Ray ranks above average with a 8/10 score. TechRadar adds: "Firmware fixed an early buzz, and Trueplay tuning works only on iPhone"

What are the best alternatives to the Sonos Ray?

If the Sonos Ray ($219.00, 8/10) is not the right fit, the closest alternatives in Entertainment are Apple TV 4K (3rd Generation), Sonos Arc Dolby Atmos Soundbar. Compare them on price, ecosystem support, and expert consensus to find your match.

What are the pros and cons of the Sonos Ray?

The main strengths of the Sonos Ray are built for tvs up to 55 inches. The most-cited downside is no dolby atmos or bluetooth. Overall, 3 expert sources rate it "Recommended" with a 8/10 consensus score.

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Sources & Methodology

This review aggregates 2 independent expert reviews into a single consensus score. See how we build consensus scores.

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