The soundbar sits a little higher than some at 3.4-inches (8.7cm), but the built in IR repeater means it won’t block your remote connection and this extra headroom gives a little more space to the upward firing Atmos drivers. The Arc has been designed to sit on the tabletop beneath your TV, but you can also mount it below a screen using the Sonos Arc compatible wall mount ($79 / £79 / AU$99). Of course, if that takes up too much space, you can always snag a Sonos Beam (Gen 2) for a significantly lower price or wait for Black Friday and Cyber Monday to save some money. While this Atmos-enabled speaker is perfectly capable on its own, you can also add the Sonos Sub (Gen 3) for $749 / £749 / AU$1099 for a bit of extra bass, or a pair of One SLs for rear left and right surround sound which will set you back $199 / £179 / AU$289 each. These speakers have also increased in price since their launch, which can really hurt if you planned on buying them one piece at a time. However, after Sonos announced a nearly product-wide price hike, it now costs $899 / £899 / AU$1,499. The Sonos Arc soundbar launched globally on Jand cost $799 / £799 / AU$1,399 as a standalone unit. (Image credit: Future) Sonos Arc price and availability
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