Deals: Sonos Super Bowl Sale Takes Up to $280 Off Speakers, Soundbars, and More
Sonos has kicked off its annual Super Bowl sale, offering discounts on speakers, subwoofers, and soundbars. This event will run through February 12 and offers up to $280 in savings on these Sonos products.
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The sale is split between solo products and bundles; we've listed all of the individual products on sale below as well as a few of the bundles. You can find the full list on Sonos' website, and note that no coupon codes are required as all sales have been automatically applied.
- One Smart Speaker - $179, down from $219
- Arc Soundbar - $799, down from $899
- Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer - $649, down from $749
- Beam (Gen 2) Soundbar - $399, down from $449
- 2 Room Set with One (2x One Speakers) - $358, down from $438
- Indoor/Outdoor Set (Move + One) - $578, down from $618
- 2 Room Set with Arc (Arc + Move) - $1,198, down from $1,298
- Immersive Set with Arc (Arc + Sub + 2x One) - $1,806, down from $2,086
Be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.
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Top Rated Comments
Sonos also has long since worked out true surround sound setups and already has subwoofers and soundbars for those wishing Apple would offer those kinds of speakers too. Want a true surround sound setup? Here's an Apple-like entity that already has all of the speaker types to deliver now.
Want a homepod that really cuts all cords (even electric)? Sonos Move lifts right off of its docking ring so you can carry it wherever you want music (even to places with no electric socket). It sounds very good. Want a HomePod that doesn't depend solely on Siri? This one can work with the other two (generally judged as smarter) as well as Sonos own voice assistant. However, if you happen to love Siri, use Siri on your Mac or iDevice to command music playback where you want it and it works just fine too. For example, I have a Sonos setup in a bedroom and I can tell Siri on Mac or iDevice to play a playlist in that bedroom and it works.
While I'm no fan of the whole soundbar concept, ARC sounds exceptional for such a relatively small soundbar and objective reviews of it generally rank it best or close to best. I put an ARC in a bedroom solely for music and the sound is very good to my ears.
Sonos is focused on speakers and it shows. Yes, they lack the favorite logo but the sound, services, open-ness and focus is exceptional IMO.