The Black Friday weekend is almost over, but there are still deals to be found for those still hunting for bargains, and on this page we’ve got a list of all the best Sonos Black Friday deals available.
Whether you’re an existing Sonos owner looking to add more speakers to your set-up or someone who’s interested in dabbling into the world of Sonos, you can bag yourself a big discount on the best Black Friday Sonos deals that you wouldn’t normally get at other times during the year.
We’ve gathered deals on a range of wireless speakers and soundbars and subwoofers, and if we come across any other great, we’ll be adding them to this page so can keep an eye out for any updates.
Be sure to snap them up as soon as you can though, some of these deals are selling fast, with the Sonos Era 300 deal we reported on a few days ago now sold out.
So without further adieu, here are all the latest Sonos Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals we’ve found online.
Best Sonos Black Friday deals
- Sonos One SL – Was £179, now £133
- Sonos Roam – Was £134, now £107.20 with BUYBETTER20 code
- Sonos Beam Gen 2 – Was £449, now £379
- Sonos Playbase – Was £399, now £179
- Sonos Arc – Was £899, now £640 with BUYBETTER20 code
- Sonos Arc – Was £899, now £682.99
- Sonos Sub Mini – Was £429, now £333
- Sonos Move – Was £399, now £279
- Sonos Five – Was £549, now £439
- Sonos Ray – Was £279, now £219
- Sonos Era 100 – Was £249, now £229
- Sonos Sub – Was £799, now £599
FAQs
The Sonos Beam Gen 2 does support Dolby Atmos, though it does this through digital processing and not with the aid of physical upfiring speakers to bound sound off a ceiling to a listening position.
The significant difference between the One and the One SL is that the latter doesn’t come with the microphones needed for voice assistant support from the likes of Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
The Sonos Sub is there for those who require a bigger bass output to go with the Sonos Beam and Arc soundbars. There is also the Sonos Sub mini for those who don’t need as big a bass output.
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