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Sonos Ray is a compact soundbar for a bedroom, study or smaller television where an optical connection is available. Its 56 cm cabinet can sit on shallow furniture, and the forward-facing acoustic layout means it can also live inside an open TV unit without firing sound into the shelf above.
Two tweeters, two midwoofers and a bass-reflex system are driven by four Class-D amplifiers. Ray decodes stereo PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround, then uses Sonos processing to keep speech clear and the front soundstage wider than the cabinet.
Optical is the only television input, so check the screen before choosing Ray for the room. Once connected, the Sonos app handles setup, Trueplay, Night Sound and Speech Enhancement, while Wi-Fi supports music services and grouping with other Sonos speakers.
For official details on Sonos Ray Optical/WiFi Soundbar, view the Sonos Ray product page.
| ITEM | DESCRIPTION |
| Compact television upgrade | Ray provides dedicated dialogue and stereo drivers without taking over a small room. |
| Cabinet-friendly acoustics | All acoustic elements face forward, allowing placement in an open-fronted shelf. |
| Sonos listening modes | Speech Enhancement and Night Sound address two common television problems. |
| Expandable system | Compatible Sonos surrounds and a Sub Mini can be added later if the room grows. |
| DETAIL | VALUE |
| Amplification | 4 Class-D digital amplifiers |
| Tweeters | 2 |
| Midwoofers | 2 |
| Enclosure loading | Proprietary bass-reflex system |
| TV connection | Optical input |
| Supported TV audio | Stereo PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround |
| Network | Wi-Fi 4 and Ethernet |
| Dimensions | 557 × 70 × 93 mm |
| Weight | 1.9 kg |
| Finishes | Black or white |
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