Very expensive for what it is but quality is high and integration with other Sonos equipment easy. Would not have bought this if it was my first Sonos product but I went in eyes open and it does sound lush. Physically much bigger than I expected

A much simpler and more elegant solution to sound than wiring behind walls and installing speakers in walls. Good quality build and great sound.

I bought this today. Had it setup & ready for use within 20 minutes. Am absolutely blown away buy the amazingly clear & crisp sounds. It works through my Samsung smart tv, iPod & iphone. It plays everything wirelessly through wifi.

The Playbar does a lovely job, but you could get something that sounds just as good with more features for less money. That said, Sonos is a luxurious, simple, and satisfying way to listen to music. If you can afford it in the first place, you won't disappointed.

The, integrates the company's best-in-class digital music software into a thoughtfully designed sound bar; It's dead simple to set up and works seamlessly with other Sonos products, and can even be expanded to a true wireless 5.1 system by adding the Sonos Sub and two Play:3 speakers.

If you don't mind its high price tag, reviewers say the Sonos Playbar is the best sound bar you can buy. Although it doesn't include a subwoofer, bass is generally described as satisfying, and it's easy to add an optional Sonos subwoofer if you demand more powerful low-frequency performance.

Rich; detailed sound; Clear dialogue; Very easy setup

Limited connectivity; Optional subwoofer costs extra; Expensive

Put simply, the Sonos Playbar is the best soundbar we've ever tested. Deep, rich sound combined with incredibly well thought out design and Sonos' flawless multi-room audio system put this box on another level to all of its rivals. It's just a shame it costs so much. Better start saving.

Whether or not you like the thick, slab like design (we're quite taken with it), the Sonos Playbar could not have been designed better; It's a beefy 5.4 kilos and 90cm wide, but once it's on, you soon stop noticing it's there.

There's little to fault the Sonos Playbar...except for one thing; All this comes at a cost; The Playbar price rings in at an eye-watering £599; When you can get respectable rivals for less than £100 (albeit, rivals without streaming music services built in), that's a tough call to make.

Bought this a few weeks back to go with a new TV. Having already got a number of Sonos speakers, this was the only sound bar option I was looking at and it's not disappointed. Easy integration with the TV and when not watching, can stream music on it independently, or group it with the other Sonos...

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Elegant, décor-friendly design; Sounds heavenly; Plays music, too, from all your favorite sources; Optional wireless surround-sound courtesy of Sonos Play:3 speakers

Lacks a dedicated remote; Like all Sonos gear, it's priced to make you cry; Not much bass, unless you add the company's 0 subwoofer (more tears); Requires an Ethernet connection or Sonos Bridge

Wow the sound is amazing, easy to set up via the app from the App Store. Would never go back to any other speaker system and I've had a few in the past. Streaming music is also easy via the app and when paired with 2 Sonos play1's all I can say is wow.