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This is a good moment to buy into a smart speaker ecosystem. Sonos is holding a that cuts up to 25 percent off the price of recent speakers and soundbars. Most notably, the high-end Arc soundbar is down , or nearly $180 off. That could make it particularly appealing if you want to roll the savings into another smart speaker. The sale ends June 18th, or while supplies last.
The sale also drops the prices of the portable Move speaker , and the mid-tier Beam soundbar — both $100 discounts. The Roam, meanwhile, is down (about $45 off). The savings also stack up with bundles, some of which include Sonos' new and speakers.
The Arc is one of our for good reason. It delivers exceptional sound quality, including immersive Dolby Atmos audio, and its integration with the Sonos ecosystem makes it ideal if you want multiroom audio or a smart speaker with access to a wide range of services. The only real catch is that expansion can quickly get expensive, especially if you want spatial audio using the Era 300.
The Roam, meanwhile, is our . It sounds superb for the money, and it's very portable while offering the benefits of Sonos' system. It's not Sonos' loudest portable option (that's the Move), and the 10-hour battery life isn't stellar compared to some of the competition. At this price, though, it's a good pick for a picnic or a small backyard gathering.
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The sale also drops the prices of the portable Move speaker , and the mid-tier Beam soundbar — both $100 discounts. The Roam, meanwhile, is down (about $45 off). The savings also stack up with bundles, some of which include Sonos' new and speakers.
The Arc is one of our for good reason. It delivers exceptional sound quality, including immersive Dolby Atmos audio, and its integration with the Sonos ecosystem makes it ideal if you want multiroom audio or a smart speaker with access to a wide range of services. The only real catch is that expansion can quickly get expensive, especially if you want spatial audio using the Era 300.
The Roam, meanwhile, is our . It sounds superb for the money, and it's very portable while offering the benefits of Sonos' system. It's not Sonos' loudest portable option (that's the Move), and the 10-hour battery life isn't stellar compared to some of the competition. At this price, though, it's a good pick for a picnic or a small backyard gathering.
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This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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