Sanus Soundbar Mount for Sonos Beam
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| Retailer | Price | Last seen | Buy |
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M My Store | $21.60 | Feb 21, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
A Abttvs | $24.00 | Mar 19, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
A Abttvs | $24.00 | Jan 31, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
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M My Store | $24.00 | Apr 16, 2023, may have changed | Buy Now |
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Pros
- •Specifically designed to fit the Sonos Beam (1 or 2) perfectly, ensuring optimal audio performance.
- •Provides a clean, neat, and organized appearance that complements the room’s aesthetics.
- •Relatively easy to install with simple, clear instructions and quality hardware included.
- •Allows mounting the Beam directly to an articulating TV wall mount, so the soundbar moves with the TV when swiveled.
- •Compatible with different brands of TV mounts, offering installation flexibility—especially works best with Sanus mounts.
- •Sturdy and heavy-duty construction that feels secure and durable once installed, with no rattles or vibrations during use.
- •Effective cable management keeps wires out of sight and organized.
- •Height is adjustable up to 12 inches with a pin locking system allowing convenient customization of beam placement.
- •Can be installed without removing the entire TV setup if the TV stand/base is used, simplifying installation for some users.
Cons
- •On larger TVs (around 77” and above), the mount can become wobbly or feel flimsy when the TV is moved on a full-motion arm due to longer extension lengths.
- •The sliding mechanism for height adjustment is tight and can rub against the TV, making fine adjustments somewhat difficult or stiff.
- •Installation can be more complicated than the instructions imply, especially when integrating with certain TV mounts or brackets.
- •Mount installs under the TV bracket, so if the TV is already mounted, the entire TV and bracket may require removal to install the soundbar mount.
- •The pin locking system may create a small gap between the soundbar and TV depending on TV size or mount design, which can affect the sleek look slightly.
- •Best performance and fit seem to be achieved when paired with Sanus TV mounts; other brands may cause minor fit or stability issues.
Bottom Line
If you want a mount made specifically to showcase and support the Sonos Beam soundbar with easy height adjustments and a clean, professional appearance, the Sanus Soundbar Mount is a strong contender. It excels in sturdiness and integration with articulating TV mounts, but if your TV is on the larger side or you frequently adjust a full-motion arm, expect some wobble and installation to be a bit fiddly. For the absolute best fit and ease, pairing this with a Sanus TV mount is recommended. If you need something simpler or with less wobble on larger screens, you might want to explore mounts specifically designed for heavy-duty large TVs or consider alternative brands known for heavier load support.
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