Sonos has kicked off its Father’s Day sale today, offering deep discounts on select home theater audio equipment. That includes record low prices on the Sonos Arc soundbar ($719), as well as various discount bundles, all of which are rare deals we haven’t tracked since earlier in the year.
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This sale has a good balance of individual Sonos products and bundles that should help you enhance your home theater setup with a variety of sound bars, subwoofers and speakers. Event highlights include the Sonos Arc for $719 ($180 off) and the Sonos Sub Gen 3 for $639 ($160 off), which are rarely discounted outside of holiday events like this one.
We’ve rounded up a few of the devices in the sale below, but be sure to check out this landing page on the Sonos website for everything that’s discounted.
Speakers and soundbars
Bundle up
- Arc Package + Wall Mount – $798, down from $978
- Arc + Move 2 Speaker Bundle – $1055, down from $1348
- Arc + Sonos Ace Headphone Bundle – $1168, down from $1348
- Beam + Sub Bundle – $1,038, down from $1,298
- Arc Bundle + 2x Era 100 Speakers – $1117, down from $1397
- Arc + Sub Bundle – $1358, down from $1698
- Beam + Sub + 2x Era 100 Speakers Bundle – $1436, down from $1796
Head over to our full deals roundup to see all the latest deals and discounts we’ve been tracking over the past week.
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