Sonos is committed to creating a user-friendly experience. After receiving feedback regarding a recent update that removed several valued features from their app, the company promptly reversed those changes, reinstating the lost functionalities. This responsiveness to customer input showcases Sonos’s dedication to user satisfaction, a key factor in their thriving presence in the audio industry. So, when a Sonos sale presents significant discounts, it’s wise to seize the opportunity. Currently, promotional prices include the Roam 2 available for just $139 (down from $179), the Sonos Era 100 now priced at $199 (originally $249), the Sonos Sub Mini at $343 (from $429), and the Sonos Arc for $629 (was $899). These are the lowest prices on record according to price-tracking resources.

The Roam 2 exemplifies portability while integrating effortlessly into the Sonos ecosystem for multi-room audio playback. It features speakerphone capabilities, adjustable EQ via the app, wireless charging, water resistance, and compatibility with Alexa and Sonos voice assistants, as highlighted in a PCMag review. At $139 (a reduction from $179), acquiring the Roam 2 provides an affordable introduction to the Sonos line-up.

The Sonos Era 100 is an intelligent speaker that can function as part of a stereo setup or serve in a surround sound configuration. An upgraded edition of the Sonos One, it boasts enhanced bass and distinct improvements. The device has received favorable reviews, including an “excellent” rating from PCMag for its ability to produce stereo sound from a single unit (thanks to its dual tweeter system), as well as its balanced audio and comprehensive app for EQ adjustments.

The Sonos Sub Mini offers a compact and more budget-friendly alternative to the Sonos Sub, making it ideal for smaller apartments or spaces where a soundbar and subwoofer system is desired. More details are available in a CNET review.

For those in search of a premium soundbar, consider the Sonos Arc. Released in 2020, it earned an “excellent review from PCMag” for its Dolby Atmos support, easy expansion options, compatibility with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, as well as its expansive sound field and robust bass (even without an extra subwoofer). Its current pricing of $629 represents its lowest price yet (notably shipping directly from a third-party Amazon vendor).