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Sonos Beam sound bar: Alexa lives in a compact TV speaker

The Sonos Beam is a smaller, multi-room ready sound bar with HDMI connectivity and built in voice control.

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The Sonos Beam is a compact sound bar with HDMI connectivity and built in voice control.

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