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1 / 9A 6.7 puts its value for money in the bottom third of speakers we've measured.
Measured on 79 of the 466 we've cataloged.
At 7.5, its design beats 38% of speakers we've measured.
Measured on 78 of the 466 we've cataloged.
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5.0.2 appears on 2% 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 is a great soundbar for movie-lovers looking to upgrade their home theater setup. Boasting Dolby Atmos support, impressive sound quality, and handy app features for iOS, this soundbar is a worthy investment to consider, even if its price is a bit hard to come to terms with.
✓Liked: Dolby Atmos support, Easy setup, Trueplay room correction, Great sound quality
✕Could be better: Limited app features for Android users, No Bluetooth, Expensive
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