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New Sonos Era 100 SL It keeps costs down by dropping microphones, but if you prefer to keep the hands-free audio controls, opting for a refurbished, non-SL model is the perfect solution. Fortunately, Sonos is Up to 25 percent off a range of refurbished equipment Until April 24, resulting in a lower price Sonos Era 100 To $134 with a 1-year warranty. That’s $85 cheaper than buying a new model, and still $55 less than the SL without a mic. If you want bigger, more immersive sound, then Era 300 It’s also available for $329, which is $150 less than buying it new.
Equipped with dual tweeters and a larger midrange woofer, Sonos’ smart midrange speakers produce rich, detailed sound that handles bass surprisingly well. It also supports Bluetooth and audio line through Optional USB-C adapterso you can connect external sources such as turntables. You can also use the Era 100 as a trusted assistant, thanks to built-in microphones that let you play music, adjust the volume, and perform other hands-free actions via Amazon Alexa or Sonos Voice Control (there’s also a switch on the back to disable the microphones completely).
Like other Sonos speakers, the Era 100 also integrates well with the broader Sonos ecosystem. You can pair two Era 100s for stereo sound, or pair them with a Sonos speaker. It also supports Apple’s AirPlay 2 and Sonos’ Trueplay tuning, which optimizes sound based on the space you have.
Meanwhile, the Era 300 offers many of the same features — including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and line-in support — but it’s a larger, more powerful speaker designed for spatial audio. It delivers more powerful sound than the Era 100 thanks to its six drivers and Dolby Atmos support, making it a better choice if you want a more immersive listening experience, especially in larger rooms or as part of a home theater setup.