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A 6.5 puts its value for money in the bottom third of speakers we've measured.
Measured on 79 of the 466 we've cataloged.
A 8 puts its design in the top half of speakers we've measured.
Measured on 78 of the 466 we've cataloged.
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9.1.4 appears on 1% of the 124 soundbars we've cataloged (of 128).
True is the most common — on 90% of the 118 soundbars we've cataloged (of 128).
Dolby atmos is the most common — on 32% of the 250 soundbars we've cataloged (of 128).
True is the most common — on 81% of the 110 soundbars we've cataloged (of 128).
The verdict
The Sonos Arc Ultra + Sub 4 sounds excellent, with deep bass and a sleek design that looks right at home in most living rooms. It's a great pick if you want immersive audio without the hassle of a full-blown home theater setup. That said, it's pricey, takes up a good amount of space, and still doesn't quite deliver the feel of a true surround sound system. If you're after something stylish and easy to use, that still sounds good; this setup gets you most of the way there.
✓Liked: Sleek design, Sub performance, HDMI eARC connection
✕Could be better: Expensive, Large, No graphic EQ
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