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Best Sonos deals: Save $239 on speakers, soundbars and more

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Sonos is a great brand to turn to if you’re looking to expand your home theater or bring some high quality audio to a viewing space. It’s widely recognized as one of the best speaker brands, and frequently found among Sonos deals are some great soundbar deals, subwoofer deals, and Bluetooth speaker deals. There are a number of Sonos deals taking place right now and we’ve rounded up all of the best Sonos deals worth shopping below. And if you want to pair any of these Sonos deals with another device there’s plenty more savings to shop among the best TV deals, best tablet deals, best phone deals, and best laptop deals.

Sonos Roam — $167 $179 7% off

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With the Sonos Roam you’re getting high quality Sonos audio, but you’re also getting the ability to take it with you just about anywhere. It’s perfect for camping trips and outdoor gatherings, as it can reach up to 10 hours of high quality audio playback on a single battery charge. It’s also capable of pairing with nearly any Bluetooth-compatible device, including phones and tablets. You can control the Sonos Roam with the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2.

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Sonos One SL (refurbished) — from $174 $310 44% off

The Sonos One SL wireless speaker on a bedside table.
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Smart speakers are a crowded marketplace, with products like the Apple HomePod being a popular option. The Sonos One is another popular option though, and the Sonos One SL model has even more to offer. With this speaker you can easily start or expand a multiroom system and enjoy music, radio, podcasts, audiobooks, and more from all of your favorite streaming services. If you purchase two Sonos One SLs you can use them to create a stereo pair when you place them both in the same room. You can even use them as rear speakers if you have a Sonos home theater setup for immersive surround sound.

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Sonos Ray compact soundbar — $230 $279 18% off

Angled view of The Sonos Ray soundbar in white.
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With the Sonos Ray you can affordably add some quality sound to a home theater setup or a standalone television. It’s designed to fit right in to any viewing area, and offers a range of smart features that include Apple AirPlay 2, wifi connectivity, TV remote sync, and touch controls. When it comes to cranking out audio this soundbar doesn’t disappoint. It produces crisp dialogue if you’re watching movies and manages a quality experience for music as well. The Sonos Ray can also play music, radio, podcasts, and audiobooks through the free Sonos app when the TV is turned off.

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Sonos Move — $324 $399 19% off

Sonos Move 2 in white on green park bench.
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While the Sonos Move 2 is also on the market, the original Sonos Move makes for much more affordability right now. It’s a multi-use speaker that can easily switch from a Bluetooth speaker that you can take anywhere to a Wi-Fi-connected smart speaker at home. As a Bluetooth speaker, it can last for up to 11 hours on a single charge, it’s weather-resistant with an IP56 rating, and it’s protected from accidental drops by an ultra-durable and shock-resistant case. Once you’re back home, you can charge it on its base, and once connected to your Wi-Fi network, you’ll be able to access Amazon’s Alexa through voice commands with the Sonos Move 2.

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Sonos Outdoor — $640 $879 27% off

Side angle of the Sonos outdoor speakers.
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With the Sonos Outdoor speaker set you can move the party and great audio quality to the back yard, patio, or deck without missing a beat. These outdoor speakers are engineered to withstand humidity, water, salt spray, heat, UV rays, and freezing temperatures, so you’re getting something that can play great audio and simultaneously last awhile. From an audio standpoint they have custom-tailored acoustic components that provide a natural listening experiences even at high volumes. You can power up to three pairs of the Sonos Outdoor speakers with a single Sonos Amp as well.

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Sonos Beam (Gen 2) with Sub Mini Dual — $883 $928 5% off

The Sonos Beam 2 soundbar on a media cabinet with a couple of video game controllers.
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The second generation Sonos Beam is not only an upgrade over its first release, but it’s also one of the best soundbars under $500 and has even spent some time on our list of the best soundbars overall. Sonos has managed to pack its high quality audio know-how into a reasonable price point with this soundbar. The Beam has Dolby Atmos, which creates a rich, immersive audio environment no matter what you may be watching or listening to. Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant can connect wirelessly, and help you to set timers, check the news, and control your smart home devices. You can also control the soundbar and its paired TV with these voice assistants.

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Sonos Arc soundbar with wireless subwoofer — $1,518 $1,699 11% off

The Sonos Arc, Sub, and One SL speakers set up in a living room.
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The Sonos Arc is one of the best soundbars on the market, and it’s made even better by being paired with the Sonos Wireless Subwoofer. The Arc can wirelessly connect to more speakers as part of a surround sound setup, and it pairs well with any of the best A/V receivers. It also has Dolby Atmos, which brings 3D sound to your home theater experience. The Sonos Arc has 11 high-performance drivers that masterfully deliver sound from all directions at the right moment. It was specially tuned by Oscar-winning sound engineers to emphasize the human voice, so it will always ensure you’re keeping up with the storyline.

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