Sonos Is Having a Rare Sale on Some of Its Most Affordable Speakers

Editor’s note: Sonos says that this sale is valid through July 11th (today) or “while supplies last.”

Sonos is countering Prime Day by having a sale of its own.

Specifically, Sonos is discounting several of its most popular (and entry-level) speakers and soundbars, including the Era 100, Roam 2, Beam 2 and Ray.

Additionally, its Ace noise-canceling headphones are now at their lowest-ever price — normally $450, Sonos is selling them for less than $300 for the first time.

Unfortunately, many of Sonos’s larger and more premium speakers and soundbars are not discounted at this time.

Note: Naturally, Amazon is matching Sonos’s prices.

Sonos Era 100 — Save $20

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Sonos Era 100

Released in early 2023, the Era 100 is an improved (and more expensive) version of the One speaker. It stands a little bit taller and has an extra tweeter to give it the ability to deliver a stereo sound (which the One was not able to do on its own). It has a 25 percent larger mid-woofer to help it deliver deeper bass, too.

• $179 at Sonos
  $199 (10% off)
• $179 at Amazon
  $199 (10% off)

Sonos Roam 2 — Save $36

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Sonos Roam 2

Released in June 2024, the Roam 2 is Sonos’s ultra-portable speaker. It supports both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, so you can use it as a traditional portable Bluetooth speaker or bring it inside and group it with your other Sonos multi-room speakers.

• $143 at Amazon
  $179 (20% off)
• $143 at Sonos
  $179 (20% off)

Sonos Ace — Save $150

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Sonos Ace

This matches the lowest price we’ve seen Sonos’s first-ever headphones hit. They sound great and are incredibly comfortable to wear. Additionally, for those with a Sonos soundbar, you can quickly swap your TV’s audio to these headphones for a private listening session.

• $299 at Amazon
  $449 (33% off)
• $299 at Sonos
  $449 (33% off)

Sonos Beam (Gen 2) — Save $130

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Sonos Beam (Gen 2)

The Beam is Sonos’s mid-range soundbar and the most affordable one that supports Dolby Atmos. It’s an ideal soundbar for those who have a TV that’s smaller than 65 inches.

• $369 at Sonos
  $499 (26% off)
• $369 at Amazon
  $499 (26% off)

Sonos Ray — Save $30

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Sonos Ray

The Sonos Ray is the company’s smallest, most affordable and most entry-level soundbar — and the only one that doesn’t support Dolby Atmos. Unlike the Arc and Beam (Gen 2), the Ray doesn’t have built-in mics and can’t function as a smart speaker. It also connects to your TV via optical rather than HDMI, meaning it’s better suited for smaller and older TVs.

• $169 at Sonos
  $199 (15% off)
• $169 at Amazon
  $199 (15% off)

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