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Amazon Big spring sale It starts on March 25, though there are some great tech sales already available. Sonos is one of several companies to begin sales of its products, including some that had never been discounted before, this year. While the company is best known for its home theater gear, these discounts are largely focused on products that are just as fun to use outside as they are inside (it’s almost spring, after all).
kicking things, Sonos Ace wireless headphones They’re back at $299 (originally $399) at Amazon, Best buyand through Sonosas long as you are willing to buy it in black. While this price is $20 less than the best prices ever, it’s worth noting that this is the first discount of the year. The Ace Headphones are an impressive first attempt at the company’s wireless headphones, packed with active noise cancellation, comfort, and great sound that rivals the best in their class — currently at a lower price than most of its competitors. Its TV Audio Swap feature is unique, letting you swap audio from Sonos speakers (including Arc, Beam, or Ray) to the Ace for private listening. Read our review.
the Room 2 bluetooth speaker It is $139 in Amazon, Best buyand Sonoswhich matches the $40 discount price we last saw during Black Friday and throughout December of last year. Although similar in performance to the first model, the 2024 upgrade has some new quality-of-life features, like separate power buttons and Bluetooth pairing, as well as the ability to use it as a Bluetooth speaker out of the box. The first model required you to set it up using the Sonos app before you could do anything else with it, which was a ridiculous limitation. This model supports Sound Swap, allowing you to switch from listening on the Roam 2 to other Sonos speakers you may have. You can also pair a Bluetooth device to the Roam 2 and then share that audio across other Sonos speakers.
the Move 2 Bluetooth Speaker is larger It is $399 ($100 off) at Amazon, Best buyand SonosIt is another decline in prices that has not appeared since the end of the year. It’s a great headset packed with improvements over the original, with stereo sound and double the battery life, plus linear playback for wired audio sources. In terms of audio performance, previous reviewer Chris Welsh noted that the Move 2 is similar to the wireless Era 100 ($219 additional speaker). Being able to take it on the go with IP54 protection against the elements may be worth the extra money for you. Read our review.
Turning to home theater upgrades, we see the return of two deals that last ran during the Super Bowl. the Second generation Sonos Beam speakers From 2021 returns to $ 369 in black or white in Amazon, Best buyAnd in Sonosdown from its original price of $499. Although they are a bit dated, they still provide a wide, expansive soundstage that the first generation model can’t match. Sonos is touting Dolby Atmos support with this Beam speaker, though you should know that it’s not Atmos at its best. Since the Beam lacks upward-facing speakers to direct sound over your head, it has to make the effect virtual. As we have review Don’t upgrade just to support Atmos, he says. But if you’re comparing the cheaper Ray speakers and this model, the Beam is more powerful.
Finally, you have another chance to save on Sonos sub minithe company’s least expensive wireless subwoofer that — surprise, surprise — isn’t that cheap even when it’s a deal. It’s usually priced at $499, but you can get one in white or black for $399 Amazon, Sonosand Best buy. It was previously available for as low as around $350, but the last time we saw that price was over six months ago. While the Sub Mini isn’t the ideal subwoofer for large rooms ($899). Sub 4 Waiting for you), this could be just what you’re looking for if you want to add a little more low-end presence to your movies and games in your small to medium sized room. Read our review.