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Two-minute review The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the latest soundbar from multi-room audio giant Sonos, improving on the company’s original mini soundbar with virtual Dolby Atmos , HDMI eARC compatibility, and a refreshed design.  Jump to Price and release date Design Set-up and connectivity Audio performance Should I buy it? While it’s a little more expensive than the first Sonos Beam , the new soundbar offers great value for money, and thanks to its integration with the wider Sonos ecosystem you can combine it with additional speakers to expand your setup. The Beam (Gen 2) sounds great on its own, but you can take the audio performance up a notch by hooking it up the Sonos Sub , or by using a pair of Sonos One SL speakers as your rear right and left channels.  Setting up the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a breeze – you just need the Sonos S2 app, and you’ll be able to connect the soundbar to your Wi-Fi network and set up your voice assistant of choice. The S2 app also giv...

Two-minute review The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the latest soundbar from multi-room audio giant Sonos, improving on the company’s original mini soundbar with virtual Dolby Atmos , HDMI eARC compatibility, and a refreshed design.  Jump to Price and release date Design Set-up and connectivity Audio performance Should I buy it? While it’s a little more expensive than the first Sonos Beam , the new soundbar offers great value for money, and thanks to its integration with the wider Sonos ecosystem you can combine it with additional speakers to expand your setup. The Beam (Gen 2) sounds great on its own, but you can take the audio performance up a notch by hooking it up the Sonos Sub , or by using a pair of Sonos One SL speakers as your rear right and left channels.  Setting up the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a breeze – you just need the Sonos S2 app, and you’ll be able to connect the soundbar to your Wi-Fi network and set up your voice assistant of choice. The S2 app also giv...

Two-minute review The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is the latest soundbar from multi-room audio giant Sonos, improving on the company’s original mini soundbar with virtual Dolby Atmos , HDMI eARC compatibility, and a refreshed design.  Jump to Price and release date Design Set-up and connectivity Audio performance Should I buy it? While it’s a little more expensive than the first Sonos Beam , the new soundbar offers great value for money, and full integration with the wider Sonos ecosystem. The Beam (Gen 2) sounds great on its own, but you can take the audio performance up a notch by hooking it up the Sonos Sub , or by using a pair of Sonos One SL speakers as your rear right and left channels.  Setting up the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a breeze – you just need the Sonos S2 app, and you’ll be able to connect the soundbar to your Wi-Fi network and set up your voice assistant of choice. The S2 app also gives you access to the company’s TruePlay technology, which calibrates the s...