Sonos Cyber Monday Sale Has Year's Best Prices on Arc Soundbar, Roam Speaker, and Many More
Sonos is offering up to 20 percent off select home theater products and up to 25 percent off portable speakers for Cyber Monday today, representing the year's best prices on many of the company's most popular audio products.
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Sonos very rarely offers straight cash discounts on individual products, with typical sales throughout the year focusing on bundle sales. For Cyber Monday, the company is finally back with steep markdowns on numerous products, and you don't need to bundle or enter a code for the savings.
The deal prices listed below will last through Cyber Monday on November 27. There's a good mix of devices on sale, including the popular Arc soundbar for $719 ($180 off), cheaper Ray soundbar for $223 ($56 off), Roam Bluetooth speaker for $134 ($45 off), and more.
- Arc Soundbar - $719, down from $899
- Beam Soundbar - $399, down from $499
- Ray Soundbar - $223, down from $279
- Sub - $639, down from $799
- Sub Mini - $343, down from $429
- Roam Speaker - $134, down from $179
- Roam SL Speaker - $119, down from $159
- Era 100 Speaker - $199, down from $249
- Amp - $599, down from $699
- Port - $399, down from $449
If you're starting your holiday shopping this week, we've got you covered with guides for the best Cyber Monday deals for AirPods, iPhone, MacBook, HomePod, Apple Watch, and iPad. We're also keeping an eye on the best overall Apple deals you can get today.
Head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.
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