You won't find any Sonos deals during Prime Day, and that stinks. Thanks to these excellent alternatives, however, you can still get killer audio gear and save big.
Sonos makes some of the best speakers on the market, but with high retail prices, they're usually quite expensive. With Amazon Prime Day, that changes. Here are the best Sonos deals you need to know!
For the most part, the sound from your TV is serviceable, but there are some situations where you want a better sound output and there are plenty of options with the help of a soundbar. Gone are the days of having to deal with a bunch of cables and everything else, soundbars make everything easy and many of them are completely wireless, minus the power.
Enhance your TV audio with this soundbar. It has three tweeters and six mid-woofers for powerful, balanced sound. Wi-Fi connectivity lets you stream audio smoothly and connect to other Sonos speakers. It also offers virtual surround sound.
Sonos has filed a second lawsuit against Google, alleging that the search giant infringed five of its wireless audio patents.
Sonos and Disney have come together to celebrate the premiere of the second season of Disney’s “The Mandalorian.” The series’ composer Ludwig Göransson will share his inspirations and more with a personally curated station on Sonos Radio.
Having multi-room audio doesn't need to destroy your wallet. Let us show you how to set up Alexa Multi-Room Audio and save yourselves a few hundred dollars while doing so!
For the most part, the sound from your TV is serviceable, but there are some situations where you want a better sound output and there are plenty of options with the help of a soundbar. Some soundbars include a wireless subwoofer, while others offer smart home integration and we have found the best soundbars you can get for your home.
The Sonos Beam and the Bose SoundTouch 300 are both 3.0-channel soundbars, which means they're not up to the level of other soundbars on the market, but they get the job done. As such, there are some small but important features you'll want to consider before making a decision.
The latest Sonos soundbar takes the best of the Playbar and the Beam and mashes them together for a nearly-perfect product.
Not content to be badmouthed any longer, Google is fighting back against recent legal challenges from Sonos. The company has countersued, alleging intellectual property theft and patent infringement.
Sonos has finally released its new S2 app. As the company moves to modernize its speaker ecosystem, it'll be the only way to control new Sonos releases going forward.
Sonos makes some of the very best speakers on the market, and the more Sonos speakers you have, the better the experience is. Here are the ones we’re especially fond of.
A mountable sound bar that can enhance your TV audio and more. Control it with an app. Knows how to automatically tune itself for the best sound and emphasizes the human voice over other sound. Connect to other Sonos speakers, too.
The Sonos Arc promises to be a big upgrade for home theater enthusiasts who love their Playbar but require more modern connectivity and audio standards from their TVs.
The Sonos Playbar has long been a favorite of not only Sonos fans but also home theater fans. Well, it seems that Sonos may finally be updating the Playbar after nearly seven years, along with the Play:5 and Sub.
Sonos is finally taking a stand. Sonos has always been Switzerland, neutral to a fault. Until recently, the company's decision not to create its own audio content has left it relying on companies like Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and others to provide music, podcasts, and talk radio for its millions of customers, most of which get that same content through other apps and connected...
Deals on Sonos gear are pretty rare outside of holiday sales, so now's the chance to add multi-room audio to some more spaces in your home or pick up a soundbar for your entertainment system for less.
Sonos fans, get ready for an exciting summer. This June, Sonos S2 will be released with improved sound quality and new features (assuming your speaker supports it).
Earlier this year, Sonos’s “Recycle Mode” that bricked old speakers in order for customers to upgrade to new ones caught a lot of flak. Now, the controversial policy is being removed.