Sonos Ray

You only need two cables and a few minutes to set it up. And because the sound is on the front, Ray is ideal for enclosed spaces, such as a TV cabinet shelf. Flexibly expand your Sonos system by gradually adding more speakers for surround sound or multi-room music listening.

Enjoy premium stereo sound. The acoustics precisely harmonize mid and high frequencies, while patented anti-distortion technology delivers incredibly balanced bass.

Don't miss a single word. Ray has passed through the hands of several Hollywood sound engineers so you won't miss a single detail of what's going on.

Immerse yourself in all the action. Waveguides project sound throughout the room and advanced processing positions each element where it belongs.

Trueplay tuning technology adapts the sound based on the acoustics of each room so everything sounds just the way it should.

You need a compatible iOS device.

Its compact design blends in and goes unnoticed in your home so you can focus all your attention on the screen.

Start enjoying in minutes. Plug it in, connect it to your TV and open the Sonos app. Let it take care of just about everything.

Connect Ray to virtually any TV and control the sound with the remote control. And, if you want to take your gaming to the next level, connect it to your computer.

The TV or computer must have an optical output.

When the TV is off, you can listen to music, radio stations, podcasts or audiobooks over Wi-Fi from your favorite services using the Sonos app, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect and more.*

*Voice control requires a compatible device, such as Sonos One, Amazon Echo, or Google Nest Home. Availability varies by country and language.

Activate the voice enhancement function to hear the dialog more clearly when characters speak softly or the music gets louder. And if you don't want to disturb anyone at home, activate the night sound function to reduce the intensity of the loudest sounds.

Add two rear speakers and enjoy your movies, music and games in full wireless surround sound.

Use the speakers in your home as you see fit. Listen to TV in the living room, music in the bedroom, or group your system to sound the same throughout the house.