The Sub Mini is designed to pair with smaller Sonos speakers like the Beam, Ray, One, or One SL, significantly boosting their ...

The Sonos Sub Mini isn't just a Sonos Sub shrunken into ... at £425/$429/AUD$699 it'll cost buyers the same as a brand new Sonos Beam 2 soundbar. And if you're buying specifically for TV use ...

though you can still use it with the smaller Beam or Ray. But for those more compact bars, the less expensive Sonos Sub Mini is a great alternative. It's not ported so it doesn't have the same aud ...

we'd expect the Sonos Sub Mini to be similarly priced. That means you may be able to get one of the best soundbars and subwoofer pairs for around what you'd pay for a single Sonos Sub. As good as ...

And you can only pair one Sub Mini with a soundbar, whereas you can use two Subs with the Arc. Sonos recommends pairing the Sub Mini with its Ray or Beam (Gen 2) soundbars, or with a pair of Ones. The ...

That being said, the more expensive Sonos Beam has superior bass, so if you opt for the Sonos Ray, you might also want to get the Sonos Sub Mini, too. If you've got an old, non-4K TV collecting ...

We have hot deals for the whole line-up, including the Sonos Era 100, Sonos Roam 2, Sonos Beam (Gen 2), and the Sonos ... For that you need the Sonos Sub, the additional audio piece that adds ...

This is the fourth-generation model of the Sub, and it has indeed gotten better with each iteration. The Sonos Beam and Sonos Arc soundbars mentioned above do a terrific job across the entire ...

Sonos currently makes four soundbars. There’s the Arc and the Arc Ultra, its two big Dolby Atmos soundbars that cost $899 and $999, respectively. The Beam (Gen 2) is a more compact Dolby Atmos ...

We said in the review: "Atmos aside, it sounds incredible, reaching deeper than the Beam Gen 1 with more refinement, a warmer treble, and wider dynamic range." If you're in the market for a sub-£500 ...