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Ahead of Super Bowl 2026, Sonos is discounting its home‑theater lineup by up to 20%. The Beam (Gen 2) drops to $369 (from $499), Arc Ultra is $899 (down from $1,099), Sub Mini $399 (from $499), Sub 4 $759 (from $899), and Era 100 and Era 300 are $179 and $379 respectively, with bundles around Move 2 and more deals on the sale page.
Sonos kicked off a Super Bowl sale offering up to 20% off select speakers, soundbars, subwoofers, and bundles, including Arc Ultra at $899 (down from $1,099) and Beam Gen 2 at $369, plus discounted bundles like 2 Room Set with Era 100 and Premium Entertainment Set with Arc Ultra.
Sonos unveils Amp Multi, a wall-friendly eight-channel amplifier meant to be the wired hub of a whole-home system. It has no built-in controls and is controlled entirely through the Sonos app, with setup handled by an installer. The unit supports wired ethernet or Wi‑Fi, Apple AirPlay and other streaming options, and features like ProTune EQ. The major caveat is that its success hinges on a stable app experience, given ongoing prior app issues, and pricing is determined during installation.
The Verge reports Sonos is discounting a wide range of its gear for a Super Bowl sale through February 16, including Era 100 ($179), Era 300 ($379), Beam Gen 2 ($369), Arc Ultra ($899), Sub 4 ($759), and Sub Mini ($399), with some prices matching or beating refurbished options.
Sonos announces Amp Multi, its first new hardware since 2024, a professional-install amplifier with eight amplified outputs that lets traditional speakers join a Sonos wireless system. It can sit on furniture or be rack-mounted in a dedicated AV room, with the mobile app routing outputs to different zones for pro installations.
To optimize your new Sonos soundbar, download the Sonos app, use TruePlay for room tuning, activate Dolby Atmos for surround sound, enable speech enhancement for clearer dialogue, and add streaming services for music playback.
Sonos is offering significant discounts on its soundbars, speakers, and pre-matched sets during its Cyber Monday Sale, which ends on December 1, 2025. The sale includes bundles like the 2 Room Set with Era 100, the Ultimate Home Theater Completion Set, and the Premium Entertainment Set with Arc Ultra, along with deals on portable speakers like the Move 2 and the high-end Arc Ultra soundbar. These deals are a continuation of Black Friday discounts, providing an opportunity for consumers to upgrade their home audio systems at reduced prices.
Sonos is offering up to 25% off on refurbished devices including smart speakers, headphones, and portable speakers, with notable deals on the Era 100, Ace wireless headphones, and Move 2, providing significant savings and high-quality audio options.
Sonos is offering an extra 25% off on its certified refurbished speakers, soundbars, headphones, and subwoofers, with some products reaching up to 50% total savings, all backed by a 1-year warranty and rigorous testing.
The article compares premium headphones from Apple, Sony, Bose, and Sonos, highlighting that the AirPods Max still excel in design, sound quality, and device interoperability despite their age, but they lag behind in software updates, battery life, and comfort for long-term wear. The choice depends on user priorities, with recommendations for different needs and ecosystems.
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A Sonos firmware update was initially believed to have no impact on sound quality, but it was later revealed that small DSP improvements did enhance bass and lower frequencies, making the speakers sound better, though some perceived the change as a placebo effect.
Sonos plans to raise prices later this year to offset tariffs from the US government, which have impacted its margins and cash flow. The company is also diversifying its manufacturing footprint and exploring new markets to sustain growth, amid a challenging 2024 that included product issues and leadership changes.
Sonos plans to raise prices later this year due to increased tariffs on products made in Vietnam and Malaysia, with the company working with partners to share costs and monitor market responses. CEO Tom Conrad highlighted the impact of tariffs on the company's finances and strategic pricing adjustments to support growth and profitability.
Sonos plans to raise prices on some products later this year due to US tariffs on Vietnam and Malaysia, amid ongoing efforts to recover from past product issues and a strategic shift under new CEO Tom Conrad, focusing on software improvements and a strong future roadmap despite recent setbacks like shelving a streaming video device.