Sonos Sub (Gen 3) -The Wireless Subwoofer for Deep Bass, Black

Obviously, once I have added this Sub to my Beam2 the entire sound output from my games and videos has changed dramatically. Bass is the power. Definitely must have right after the soundbar and worth every penny. Next move - surround speakers from Sonos

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Just amazing!!

Sub performs exceedingly well with the beam

Superb quality and sound that you would expect from SONOS, it would have 5 stars but the power lead is a very strange possible Canadian spec which doesn’t fit and regular power plug or extension. An adapter is supplied with the sub but the adapter is low quality.

i managed to connect it with my current speaker but now again its connected by not working. not user friendly and the apps is so confusing.

Excellent bass quality!

If you're reading this, you're probably already 75% the way towards buying this sub. Short version: Do you NEED this Sub with an Arc soundbar? Not really. Will you be utterly delighted that you bought it? Yes, 100%, mark my words. If, like me, you're interested as you want to complement your (already very expensive) Sonos Arc Soundbar, and you want to know if this sub is worth the investment - read on. I purchased, upon recommendation from Richer Sounds, a Sonos Amp, a massive B&Wilkins Sub and some C. Audio Min 22 surrounds for my home TV. Not a cheap setup. I watch TV/Films 80% the time, listen to music on it the rest. I dug deep on the above kit, wired it all up and fired up the TV with much anticipation - but it was shortlived... The system completely lacked midrange and balance, the sub delivered ground shaking bass but seemed to pick out the wrong notes from the movie, sounding almost umpleasant (sorry, but that's the best way I can describe the disjointed feel). The surrounds were OK, but overall the system was just not worth the money, and frankly by Bose Soundtouch in my kitchen delivered a richer, fuller sound. I packed it all back up, and sent it all back under the cooling off period, scoured the Internet, and plumped for a Sonos Arc, as it seems to be the best for movies/TV, and this Sub to back it up. Let me say this - the Arc Soundbar delivers really great sound, really great, there's a genuinely good level of bass and clarity already, and many people will be very happy with that on its own. I treated myself to the sub as well after MUCH deliberation.... and Good Lord - what an addition it is!! The balance, together with the Arc, is just delicious. The Arc delivers a gorgeous, full, rounded sound, clear dialog and music sounds good. I purposely tried it for a few hours without the Sub. Bass is good, but not a panty dropper. Enter the Gen 3 Sub, easy to set up with the Sonos app, tucked in the corner of the room, I tried it first with some tunes through Spotify, and HOLY HELL, the difference is astonishing!! The bass is controlled, not wobbly, doesn't wash out the mids/highs, but rather complements them. Delivery is effortless. I turned the Sub level down on the app to -7 (Default 0, with a range -12 to +12) to achieve the balance I wanted, but honestly I was laughing out loud at the power of the delivery! The additional drive is meaty, delicious, competent and professional. The unit looks a million dollars to boot, can stand against a wall or even lie flat - very useful. Wireless setup is a breeze and the wow factor is immediate. I've already forgotten how much I paid for this Sub, so uplifting is its effect. If you're on the fence, but think you'll enjoy a full, top to bottom sound with nothing left wanting, then spend your hard earned on this Sub. You won't regret it, I don't.

very easy to connect and great sound

Great

I have Sonos beam and Sonos One. The Sub completes the set up. Only issue is the sound goes very high for music and action scenes in movies compared to dialogues and its a sudden jump in volume. Not sure if its a sub issue or a sound quality frm the vid issue.

Hesitated on this purchase for a while, but eventually decided I wanted to make the upgrade from my old sound bar system and do not regret a thing. I already had several Sonos products around the house so was very familiar with the ecosystem and used it daily. The addition of the Arc, Sub and another One SL to create a surround sound in the living room has completely transformed the audio capabilities in the room. After TruePlay tuning and making some preference changes (upped the base, increased the audio output from the surrounds, changed from partial to full) I’ve got a system that genuinely plays music as well as Atmos films, which is what I wanted. The only drawback I have is that for some reason when playing Spotify via Apple TV 4K the audio is massively better quality than when playing via Spotify Connect or Sonos App. Which means to get the full rich audio I also need my TV turned on using the eARC function. If Sonos found a way to sort this out I would be really happy, as AirPlay 2 also has the same sort of issue. To be clear, the audio quality is more than good enough using these methods, but it’s not as good as via Apple TV 4K for some reason. Since the Sub Mini has been released I still would have chosen the Sub Gen 3 to pair the Arc, as they are both the top range option from Sonos at the time of purchase.