Sonos Offers Rare Discounts on Home Theater Audio Equipment Ahead of Super Bowl
Sonos has kicked off its first major sale of 2024, offering up to $340 off select home theater audio equipment through February 11. This includes record low prices on the Sonos Arc soundbar ($719), as well as various discounted bundles, all of which are deals we haven't tracked since the holidays.
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This sale is mainly focused on Sonos product bundles that should help elevate your home theater setup with various soundbars, subwoofers, and speakers. The only two products available outside of a bundle are the Sonos Arc for $719 ($180 off) and Sonos Sub Gen 3 for $639 ($160 off).
Sonos very rarely offers discounts this steep on its website, so it'll likely be quite a long time before these sales return after this sale ends on February 11. We've accumulated a few of the devices in the sale below, but be sure to browse this landing page on the Sonos website for everything being discounted.
- Arc Soundbar - $719, down from $899
- Arc + Wall Mount Bundle - $798, down from $978
- Arc + Move 2 Speaker Bundle - $1,168, down from $1,348
- Arc + 2x Era 100 Speakers Bundle - $1,217, down from $1,397
- Sub (Gen 3) Subwoofer - $639, down from $799
- Beam + Sub Bundle - $1,138, down from $1,298
- Arc + Sub Bundle - $1,358, down from $1,698
- Beam + Sub + 2x Era 100 Speakers Bundle - $1,636, down from $1,796
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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Top Rated Comments
I've been keeping an eye out for an Arc (which I now have) and some additional speakers for over 2 years now and they've got discounts quite often I can guarantee you.
This sounds like a Sonos written article/sponsorship.
I was a regularly purchaser and advocate of their equipment until then.
If you want an easy discount, you can buy certain models second hand and then use that to get up to a 30% upgrade discount on a new item (assuming the upgrade hasn't already been used), then sell back on the old item
Overall, I'm happy with my home setup, most of it purchased 2nd hand on FB Marketplace for more than 60% off.
My setup consists of:
Living Room - Sonos Arc, Sub Gen 3, One SL's as surrounds.
Basement TV Room - Sonos Arc, Sub Mini, One's as surrounds.
Bathroom - Sonos One
Outside Screened in Porch - Sonos One
Easily covers our 3000 sq. ft home (open concept) with full, rich sound.
Also works well with HomeKit and AirPlay 2.
Bonus points for also supporting Apple Spatial Music.