Sonos, a top name in quality audio, gives you a shot at in-time gift shipping on Sonos holiday deals at up to 25% off regular prices — similiar price tags to recent Black Friday bargains.
And Sonos often marks items with likely delivery dates, so you can get an idea if it’ll arrive on time, as in before Christmas.
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Sonos holiday deals: Up to 25% off headphones, speakers and soundbars
Lots of Apple fans love Sonos audio, including home-theater soundbars like Arc Ultra, Bluetooth speakers like Move 2 and the well-regarded noise-canceling headphones, Sonos Ace — a worthy AirPods Max competitor. (Read our buying guide: Sonos Ace vs. AirPods Max comparison: Which high-end headphones are better?)
Mac users have loved Sonos speakers for years as alternatives to HomePods. And in this sale, you can buy products individually or in bundles.
What’s more, this is an easy holiday sale to deal with. You don’t even need a coupon code, because all prices are applied automatically at checkout. Check out some of the top options below, or shop the full sale.
Sonos Ace Headphones – $399 $279
The cans’ impressive range of features includes two custom-designed drivers for precise and clear audio. You can listen via Bluetooth or through a wired, lossless 3.5mm-to-USB-C cable. Wireless lossless audio is available to Android users via the AptX codec.
These headphones tie in nicely with Sonos’ identity as a leading home theater audio provider of soundbars, speakers and subwoofers. Just a tap of a button switches you from those to Sonos Ace headphones’ surround sound. And with the headphones, you get Dolby Atmos spatial audio with dynamic head tracking.
Sonos' wireless over-ear headphones, a worthy competitor to Apple's AirPods Max, feature active noise cancellation and Spatial Audio.
- Great for home theater and TV use
- Excellent audio quality
- Solid ANC
- Somewhat expensive
- Works best with Sonos audio gear
Sonos Era 100 Speaker – $219 $169
Sonos said next-gen acoustics bring your music to life with detailed stereo separation and deep bass at any volume with this speaker, which you can control via Siri voice assistant.
This Alexa-enabled smart speaker can be paired for others or taken on the go for great audio.
- Stereo sound
- Deep bass
- Compact design
- Bass can be overpowering without EQ tweaks
Era 300 Speaker – $479 $379
The bigger, more-premium sibling of the Era 100, Era 300 features a version of spatial audio. Both support Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB-C line-in for versatile connectivity.
This powerful wireless, Alexa-enabled smart speaker features room-filling sound with Dolby Atmos.
- Immersive spatial audio
- Room-filling sound
- Needs more space than more compact speakers
Move 2 Portable Speaker – $499 $399
Unleash great sound with Move 2. Upgraded inside and out, this portable powerhouse puts heart-pumping stereo sound wherever you want it. Enjoy up to 24 hours of non-stop playback. Rated IP56, this speaker is both dust and water resistant. That makes it ideal for outdoor use.
Upgraded inside and out, the latest version of Sonos' most powerful portable speaker delivers heart-pumping stereo sound wherever you want.
- Excellent stereo sound
- Long battery life
- Great for indoors or outdoors
- A bit bulky to carry around
- Somewhat expensive
- No Dolby Atmos
Beam (Gen 2) Soundbar – $499 $369
You can easily enrich your entertainment experience with the latest generation of Beam with Dolby Atmos. Enjoy panoramic sound for shows, movies and games when the TV is on, and stream music, radio and more when it’s off.
"From music to movies, the latest generation of Beam enriches all your entertainment with powerful and precise sound from wall to wall," Sonos says. The soundbar features Dolby Atmos.
- Compact, stylish design
- Dolby Atmos
- Simple setup and Sonos integration
- No HDMI passthrough
- No Bluetooth
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