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Best Cyber Monday smart speaker deals: Alexa, Google Home, Sonos, and more

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Black Friday has come and gone, but Cyber Monday is on the way. The best deals on smart speakers are still hanging around. If you’re looking for a new smart speaker to power up the audio quality of your favorite devices, this is the time to buy. You can find a Google Home Mini for just $25 at Best Buy. The third-generation Echo Dot is on sale for $35 on Amazon right now, too.

With the maelstrom of offers coming tomorrow on Cyber Monday, you can do all of your holiday shopping from the comfort of home. Digital Trends will be monitoring the web and adding the best deals on smart speakers right here.

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Today’s best smart speaker deals

  • Amazon Echo Dot — $22 ($28 off)
  • Echo Dot With Clock — $35 ($25 off)
  • Echo Dot Kids Edition — $40 ($30 off)
  • Google Home Mini — $20 ($30 off)
  • Ultimate Ears Boom 2 LE — $70 ($110 off)
  • Bose SoundTouch — $100 ($100 off)
  • Apple HomePod — $200 ($100 off)
  • Amazon Echo 3rd Gen — $60 ($40 off)
  • Google Home Max — $200 ($100 off)
  • Echo Sub — $110 ($20 off)
  • Echo Plus (2nd Gen) — $100 ($50 off)

It’s possible to save even more money if you look for older models of smart speakers, like the second-generation Echo Dots. Google has practically given away the original Google Home Mini since the release of the Nest Home Mini.

There are also deals on speakers from Sonos, Bose, and Polk. Amazon has the first-generation Sonos One smart speaker on sale for $170 for savings of $30. If you’re willing to pick up earlier models of smart speakers instead of the latest versions, you can save even more money without sacrificing too many features.

Best smart speaker deals to expect on Cyber Monday

Almost all of the major smart speaker deals are in full swing, but many are ending today. Amazon has stunning deals on the Echo Plus, which dropped in price to $50 from its original $100. The third-generation Echo is $60, down from its original $100. The new Echo Dot with Clock has a discount of $25 for a final price of $35.

If you’re looking for something more focused on sound than Alexa, the Sonos Beam is down to $300  instead of its normal $400. Best Buy is offering the Bose SoundTouch speaker for $100 off, too. More deals will be available throughout the remainder of the weekend and on Cyber Monday.

Looking for more smart speaker deals? Check out our curated deals page and our list of the best Cyber Monday deals.

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