Sonos Offers Rare Discounts on Home Theater Audio Equipment Ahead of Super Bowl
Sonos has kicked off its first major sale of 2024, offering up to $340 off select home theater audio equipment through February 11. This includes record low prices on the Sonos Arc soundbar ($719), as well as various discounted bundles, all of which are deals we haven't tracked since the holidays.
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This sale is mainly focused on Sonos product bundles that should help elevate your home theater setup with various soundbars, subwoofers, and speakers. The only two products available outside of a bundle are the Sonos Arc for $719 ($180 off) and Sonos Sub Gen 3 for $639 ($160 off).
Sonos very rarely offers discounts this steep on its website, so it'll likely be quite a long time before these sales return after this sale ends on February 11. We've accumulated a few of the devices in the sale below, but be sure to browse this landing page on the Sonos website for everything being discounted.
- Arc Soundbar - $719, down from $899
- Arc + Wall Mount Bundle - $798, down from $978
- Arc + Move 2 Speaker Bundle - $1,168, down from $1,348
- Arc + 2x Era 100 Speakers Bundle - $1,217, down from $1,397
- Sub (Gen 3) Subwoofer - $639, down from $799
- Beam + Sub Bundle - $1,138, down from $1,298
- Arc + Sub Bundle - $1,358, down from $1,698
- Beam + Sub + 2x Era 100 Speakers Bundle - $1,636, down from $1,796
Head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.
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