Sonos Runs Post-Prime Day Deals with Savings Up to $130
October 9, 2025 - In a rare move, Sonos has launched post-Prime Day deals on its WiFi-enabled speakers, soundbars, and headphones. The discounts offer savings of up to $130 on popular products, including the Era 100, Era 300, Ray, Beam, Arc Ultra, and Ace headphones.
According to sources, Sonos typically doesn't run sales, making these promotions a notable exception. "When Sonos does go on sale, it's usually during major shopping events like Prime Day," said Jonathan Zavaleta, a tech expert. "This time around, they're offering significant discounts on their top-selling products."
The Era 100, an entry-level speaker, is available for $129, down from its usual price of $199. The Era 300, known for its unique design and powerful sound, can be purchased for $449, a reduction of $150 from its original price.
Sonos also offers discounts on bundles, allowing customers to save more when buying multiple speakers. For example, the Ray soundbar is now available for $399, down from $499, while the Beam soundbar has been reduced to $299, from $399.
In addition to these deals, Sonos is offering savings on its underrated Ace headphones, which feature great sound quality, noise-canceling capabilities, and long battery life. The headphones are currently priced at $249, a reduction of $100 from their original price.
Background and context:
Sonos has been a pioneer in the smart speaker market since its inception in 2002. Its products have revolutionized home audio by providing seamless integration with various streaming services and voice assistants. However, Sonos' focus on quality and innovation has often come at a premium price point.
Implications for society:
The post-Prime Day deals offer consumers an opportunity to experience high-quality sound systems without breaking the bank. As prices continue to drop, more people will be able to enjoy immersive audio experiences in their homes.
Next developments:
As the holiday season approaches, it's likely that Sonos will continue to run promotions and discounts on its products. Consumers are advised to act fast, as these deals may not last long.
Sources:
Jonathan Zavaleta, tech expert
Sonos press release
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