If you were hoping to snag a Sonos deal during Prime Day last month, you were probably left deeply disappointed. Because of the lack of price drops a few weeks back, we're all now looking towards Black Friday to get our fix of Sonos offers but you don't have to wait until the end of the month to save. Today only, Best Buy is offering an early Black Friday deal that takes $100 off the Sonos Five speaker, dropping it lower than we've ever seen before.
Sounds like a deal
Sonos Five
Sonos Five is the 2020 update to the already-great Play:5 that debuted in 2015, and it keeps the same great audio quality while upgrading the internals to ensure it gets updates for years to come. This is the best price its seen since release.
$399.99 $499.00 $99 off
The deal given is no longer valid and we do not have a better one. However, we have found some similar deals
Sonos Play:1 smart speaker refurbished
Only the black speaker is available at this price. Can stream music from your favorite platforms. Syncs with other Sonos speakers, including creating stereo sound when paired with a second Play:1. Also can be controlled from an app on your phone.
Sonos One SL and 2nd-gen One smart speaker
The One SL is down to $139 and the 2nd-gen One is down to $159. Both prices are $40 off what they regularly go for. Both are just $10 above what they were during Black Friday. Sonos deals do not last long so hop on that train. Choo-choo!
Sonos One, One XL, Five smart speakers
Get the Sonos One, Sonos One SL, or even the Sonos Five (at Best Buy) all on sale. Not only do you get brilliant audio, you get a fully connected speaker with Apple AirPlay 2, the Sonos app, and the ability to connect to other Sonos speakers.
Sonos Beam Smart TV sound bar with Alexa black
It's smart, compact, and designed with high-definition audio in mind. Fill your room with great music from your TV, your mobile device, or the radio. Controlled with the remote, the Sonos app, or even the built-in Alexa voice control.
Sonos Move battery-powered Bluetooth smart speaker with Alexa
Get it in Black or White. It's a battery-powered smart speaker that lasts up to 11 hours. Recharges via USB-C or with the included base. Control with Sonos app, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2, or your voice with Alexa. Has IP56 rating for weather resistance.
None of Sonos's speakers are considered cheap, but if you want to "treat yo' self" to something especially nice this holiday season, the Sonos Five is the way to go. It's effectively an update to Play:5 that debuted in 2015 and it keeps the same great audio quality that you'd expect from a Sonos speaker in this size class. The Five also has upgraded internals so that it continues to get updates for years to come.
The Five ships with three custom-designed subwoofers, allowing it to kick out deep bass that gives all of your tunes immense power and force. The entire package is also sealed tightly, meaning that you won't put up with annoying echo or reverb like what you'll find on other speakers of this size. Add that together with six digital amplifiers and six speakers, and the end result is outstanding audio no matter what you're listening to.
If you can stretch to two Sonos Fives, you can pair them together for truly heart-stopping stereo sound. There's also support for AirPlay 2, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and a 3.5mm headphone jack allows you to plug in a turntable or phone.
The deal dropping the Sonos Five down to just $399.99 is only available for today or while supplies last. Since Sonos deals have been so rare this fall, it's possible that this one sells out before the day is out so you don't want to wait on getting your order in.
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