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Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar (Black or White)
$719
$899
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Various retailers have Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar (Black or White) or Sonos Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer (Black or White) for the prices listed. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Rocket808 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member Rocket808 for finding this deal.
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- B&H Photo Video
- Adorama
- Costco
- Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar + $60 Apple Gift Card or $60 SiriusXM Gift Card $719.99
- Sonos Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer + $80 Apple or SiriusXM Credit $639.99
- Sonos
- Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar $719
- Sonos Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer $639
- Best Buy
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Various retailers have Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar (Black or White) or Sonos Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer (Black or White) for the prices listed. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Rocket808 for finding this deal.
Available:
Thanks to Community Member Rocket808 for finding this deal.
Available:
- B&H Photo Video
- Adorama
- Costco
- Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar + $60 Apple Gift Card or $60 SiriusXM Gift Card $719.99
- Sonos Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer + $80 Apple or SiriusXM Credit $639.99
- Sonos
- Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar $719
- Sonos Sub (Gen 3) Wireless Subwoofer $639
- Best Buy
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Sorry that you either got in late or thought that Sonos should limit itself to the tech/quality of products from 2005. Most of us understand that PS3 can't play PS5 games.
Sonos is fine for accessory speakers if you go in with your eyes open. But if you are setting up a full home theater, you may end up wishing you had used a Sonos Port with traditional speakers and a receiver.
Just remember that the tech Sonos links to the speakers has a shelf life that Sonos determines and be aware that Sonos has been woefully short-sighted in the past. Sonos wants to sell you an entire new system a decade or so down the road. Which, for speakers, is ridiculous. Otherwise, you may end up being quite frustrated down the road when Sonos screws their customer base again.
People will say, "They still do what they could do when you first bought them." But that's not true. I bought Sonos specifically because their primary advertised feature was that that they could continue to adapt to future technology, services, etc... That is no longer the case with my speakers. Sonos will never get another dime of my money. Fool me once...
And I could care less if you downvote this post. It doesn't exist for you. It exists for the people who are considering entering the Sonos ecosystem or people considering big Sonos home theater purchases. They deserve to be fully informed consumers before making a significant purchase.
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Sonos is fine for accessory speakers if you go in with your eyes open. But if you are setting up a full home theater, you may end up wishing you had used a Sonos Port with traditional speakers and a receiver.
Just remember that the tech Sonos links to the speakers has a shelf life that Sonos determines and be aware that Sonos has been woefully short-sighted in the past. Sonos wants to sell you an entire new system a decade or so down the road. Which, for speakers, is ridiculous. Otherwise, you may end up being quite frustrated down the road when Sonos screws their customer base again.
People will say, "They still do what they could do when you first bought them." But that's not true. I bought Sonos specifically because their primary advertised feature was that that they could continue to adapt to future technology, services, etc... That is no longer the case with my speakers. Sonos will never get another dime of my money. Fool me once...
And I could care less if you downvote this post. It doesn't exist for you. It exists for the people who are considering entering the Sonos ecosystem or people considering big Sonos home theater purchases. They deserve to be fully informed consumers before making a significant purchase.
And yes you get to keep the old item.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Sonos is fine for accessory speakers if you go in with your eyes open. But if you are setting up a full home theater, you may end up wishing you had used a Sonos Port with traditional speakers and a receiver.
Just remember that the tech Sonos links to the speakers has a shelf life that Sonos determines and be aware that Sonos has been woefully short-sighted in the past. Sonos wants to sell you an entire new system a decade or so down the road. Which, for speakers, is ridiculous. Otherwise, you may end up being quite frustrated down the road when Sonos screws their customer base again.
People will say, "They still do what they could do when you first bought them." But that's not true. I bought Sonos specifically because their primary advertised feature was that that they could continue to adapt to future technology, services, etc... That is no longer the case with my speakers. Sonos will never get another dime of my money. Fool me once...
And I could care less if you downvote this post. It doesn't exist for you. It exists for the people who are considering entering the Sonos ecosystem or people considering big Sonos home theater purchases. They deserve to be fully informed consumers before making a significant purchase.
Sorry that you either got in late or thought that Sonos should limit itself to the tech/quality of products from 2005. Most of us understand that PS3 can't play PS5 games.
My post does not apply to you. You can afford to replace your speakers.
This post is so that people are aware so they can make an informed decision.
Because Sonos cheaped out by a few dollars on memory, etc people had to make a choice... Either replace all their speakers to use the new software, or have all their current speakers AND any NEW GENERATION speakers be stuck with the old software forever. The new software added features which has always been Sonos' selling point... that they would continue to evolve and your speakers would continue to have added functionality. So people need to know old speakers can hinder future new speakers if they want to keep their old speakers in the future.
And these are speakers. Great speakers can last 50 years. You're not buying an Atari. So that's a false comparison.
You are well off enough to be able to afford to replace them.
Some people are not.
This PSA is for them, so that they can be informed consumers.
.
My post does not apply to you. You can afford to replace your speakers.
This post is so that people are aware so they can make an informed decision.
Because Sonos cheaped out by a few dollars on memory, etc people had to make a choice... Either replace all their speakers to use the new software, or have all their current speakers AND any NEW GENERATION speakers be stuck with the old software forever. The new software added features which has always been Sonos' selling point... that they would continue to evolve and your speakers would continue to have added functionality. So people need to know old speakers can hinder future new speakers if they want to keep their old speakers in the future.
And these are speakers. Great speakers can last 50 years. You're not buying an Atari. So that's a false comparison.
You are rich enough to be able to replace them.
Some people are not.
This PSA is for them, so that they can be informed consumers.
.
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