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Sonos Port (Refurbished) Expired
$269
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Sonos has Sonos Port (Refurbished) on sale for $269. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member dj_lane for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member dj_lane for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Connect Port to your traditional audio equipment to stream music, radio, audiobooks, and more from all your favorite services.
- Control is easy with the Sonos app and Apple AirPlay 2.
- Expand your sound system any time by adding Sonos speakers around your home. Everything works together over WiFi.
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It lets you use your own speakers with the rest of any Sonos speakers you have.
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You can control the volume via the Sonos app. You just have to make sure the receiver is at the desired volume and input. I have two 15-20 year old receivers that each have a Port and everything works/syncs flawlessly (after they turn on).
This kind of plug won't work to turn on most receivers. Restoring power, you still need to power on the receiver. I just leave my receivers on. YOLO
As an anxious person…
This is the weirdest comment I've ever seen on SD. And I've seen a lot of them.
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I was leaning towards that but the beam is $499 on Sonos.com and cheapest it's been is $399. This is under $300. And my Vizio has a sub and two surround speakers as well.
There are definitely cheaper alternatives. But every alternative I've ever used (besides Denon Heos) can be unreliable. I use Sonos ports because they pretty much always work. And when something goes awry or the internet goes down; they reliably come back online themselves. Out of those 30+ units, I've only had an issue once and Best Buy replaced immediately. Sonos software is also very good, and the customer service has actual competent humans. They also are very nice looking units… which for some people is important if it's visible.
If you're tech savvy and don't mind having to fiddle with it occasionally, the WiimPro will work fine and is much cheaper. But IMO it's less user friendly and buggier.
I agree. Nowadays, people look for simplicity (atleast I do). With busy life, time is more precious commodity than ever. I want simple to use setup without any vast learning curve. That's why I switched to apple products, overpriced hell yeah, but ease of convenience. Again not for everyone, BUT if someone can afford it, sure. I had old audio engine speakers that I want to hook up with Sonos beam that I got from Costco deal. Wanted to know whether truplay would work with this. Also whether truplay is just a gimmick or it actually makes some difference in learning experience? TIA
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You're missing some context.
This is a super common fact pattern on Slickdeals. Some band of nerds thinks that a product or brand is overpriced to start. Think Apple, Mercedes, Sony, Sonos, whatever.
Then an objectively good deal comes about for one of those items, and instead of commenting on the deal quality, one of the nerds comes in and says "LOL my OnePlus phone has 4x the horsepower of this lame-o iPhone and it costs less money! You Apple sheeple suck."
That is what happened here. The guy you are quoting told the nerd to move on.
There are definitely cheaper alternatives. But every alternative I've ever used (besides Denon Heos) can be unreliable. I use Sonos ports because they pretty much always work. And when something goes awry or the internet goes down; they reliably come back online themselves. Out of those 30+ units, I've only had an issue once and Best Buy replaced immediately. Sonos software is also very good, and the customer service has actual competent humans. They also are very nice looking units… which for some people is important if it's visible.
If you're tech savvy and don't mind having to fiddle with it occasionally, the WiimPro will work fine and is much cheaper. But IMO it's less user friendly and buggier.
Don't you need a pre-amp for turntable in order to connect to port?
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