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Sonos Arc Review

Sonos Arc Review

Posted on June 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Sonos Arc sees the speaker giant join the ranks of Dolby Atmos toting soundbars that sit beneath your TV

The Sonos model range is looking ever-more formidable. By updating and expanding its portfolio of products – lately the Beam, the Move and the One SL all hit the spot to a lesser or greater extent – Sonos has consolidated its position as the mainstream’s preeminent purveyor of wireless multiroom speakers.

All this activity has left the Playbar – which has soldiered on since 2013 – looking more than a little antiquated. But now the Playbar has been put out of its misery. It’s been replaced by this, the all-new Arc. Meet the new ‘bar, that’s quite a big update on the old ‘bar.
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