Sonos Ray - White

You can use your TV remote, the Sonos app, or voice control (with a compatible third-party device like an Amazon Echo or Google Nest Home).

The Sonos Ray is compatible with most TVs that have an optical audio output.

No, the Sonos Ray does not support Bluetooth. It uses Wi-Fi and Apple AirPlay 2 for wireless streaming.

Yes, you can add a Sonos Sub to the Ray for enhanced bass performance.

Unplug the Ray. Press and hold the power button while plugging the power cable back in. Continue holding the button until the light flashes orange and white.

Trueplay uses the microphone in your iOS device to analyze the acoustics of your room and optimize the sound output of the Ray accordingly. It requires an iOS device to use.

Sonos products typically come with a one-year warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship.

Check the power connection, ensure the optical cable is securely connected to both the soundbar and your TV, and verify that the TV's audio output is set to optical.

Make sure your Wi-Fi router is on and working. Move the soundbar closer to the router, and restart the soundbar and your router.

Ensure Trueplay tuning is enabled (iOS devices), adjust the EQ settings in the Sonos app, and check for any obstructions in front of the soundbar.

Restart the soundbar and your mobile device. Ensure both are on the same Wi-Fi network. If the problem persists, try reinstalling the Sonos app.