Sonos has
Certified Refurbished: Sonos Arc Premium Smart Soundbar (Black or White) for
$399.
Shipping is free.
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About this item:
- Put yourself at the center of shows, movies, and games with crystal clear dialogue and two height channels that create an impressive sense of spaciousness. When the TV is off, stream music and more from all your favorite services. Easily control the soundbar with your existing remote, the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2. Build out a full surround system with a subwoofer and pair or rears, and add more speakers around your home for multiroom listening. Everything works together over WiFi.
Every refurbished product undergoes thorough testing to guarantee it's good as new and includes:
- The same one-year warranty as a brand new product
- All accessories, manuals, and other documentation
- Pristine packaging and necessary replacement parts
Top Comments
Think about it this way... you're basically paying 2.75x cost for a product that is, maybe 10-20% better?
Community Reviews
The Arc is a larger Sonos soundbar that delivers a fuller, wider sound than the Beam Gen 2, and $399 is repeatedly framed as a strong price for it. The deal also looks even better when stacked with PayPal Pay in 4 cashback offers, which have been getting through for some orders. The main hesitation is the Arc Ultra, which is described as only modestly better in some rooms but far more expensive, though the Ultra is still preferred for those willing to pay up. A few notes also point out that the SL version has no voice assistant.
Movie and TV listeners who want a strong upgrade without paying for the top model, because it is described as the smarter purchase and only modestly behind the Ultra.
Buyers who already use separate voice assistants, because the SL version skips voice control and still fits a home that does not need smart features.
Shoppers comparing it to a Beam bundle, because this deal is framed as the better speaker choice for the money.
Living rooms needing fuller, wider sound, because the larger soundbar delivers a more full sound all around.
Large open-plan rooms that need the biggest possible soundstage, because the Ultra may benefit those spaces more.
Listeners expecting a clear step up from an older Beam setup, because the Arc can disappoint versus Beam for dialogue clarity.
Home theater setups that depend on crisp dialogue, because it can sound tinny and the dialogue can be worse than a Beam even after Trueplay and settings changes.
Buyers who want built-in voice control, because the SL version has no voice assistant.
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Now I can get this better speaker & 2 of the SL from Morningstar that are SD $99
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