A ton of early Memorial Day sales are going on right now, and if you’re an audiophiles, one of the best is happening over on Amazon, where tons of Sonos speakers are seeing huge discounts. Nearly every soundbar, smart speaker, subwoofer, or portable speaker the company makes is on sale right now, some for as much as $200 off.
The Sonos Era 100 SL is an updated version of the Sonos Era 100 smart speaker, which ditches its microphone (and thus its smart speaker capabilities) in favor of a $60 reduction in price. It is currently down to its lowest price ever, $169 (originally $189), according to price-checking tools. The Sonos Era 100 SL came out this February, and other than the microphone, it’s the same exact speaker as the Era 100, which received an “excellent” review from PCMag. The speaker works with both Bluetooth and wifi and integrates seamlessly with most major music streaming services.
The Roam 2 is Sonos’ version of a portable speaker, and it integrates seamlessly into the ecosystem, giving you the freedom to play multi-room media. It has a speakerphone feature, in-app EQ, wireless charging, and water resistance, and it is compatible with the Alexa and Sonos voice assistants, according to PCMag’s review. At $134 (originally $179), the Roam 2 is the cheapest Sonos speaker you can buy.
The Sonos Sub Mini is a smaller and more affordable version of the Sonos Sub, and it’s $399 (originally $499). It’s perfect for a small apartment or a room where you want a soundbar and subwoofer combo.
You can get Sonos’ latest flagship soundbar, the Arc Ultra, for $899 (originally $999) after a $100 discount. The Arc Ultra succeeded the already excellent Arc Soundbar, adding Bluetooth and a more immersive audio experience with deeper bass and clearer dialogue, according to PCMag’s “outstanding” review. This is a very long soundbar, measuring 2.95 by 46.38 by 4.35 inches, so make sure you have the space for it.
If you don’t have the space, the Sonos Beam Gen 2 is much more compact and is going for $369 (originally $499). It has Atmos compatibility, eARC connectivity, NFC connectivity, and a better processor than the Gen 1, according to CNET’s review.
The Sonos Move 2 is a portable smart speaker offering an impressive 24-hour battery life that makes the imposing design a bit more palatable. You can get one for $399 (originally $499).
If you don’t care about portability, you can opt for the Sonos Era 300 for $379 (originally $449). It has better bass, plays Dolby Atmos tracks from Apple Music and Amazon Music, and retains most of the other features of the Sonos Move 2. (PCMag gave it an “excellent” review.)
The Sub 4 is Sonos’ flagship soundwoofer, and it can make your living room rumble when you pair it with a Sonos soundbar to generate theater-worthy sound. You can get it for $759 (originally $899).
The Sonos Five has been around for a while. It’s a powerful wireless speaker perfect to set up on a bookshelf or kitchen counter, or to use with a turntable. It’s $479 (originally $599) right now.
Even older than the Sonos Five is the Sonos Play:1,; this is likely why it’s being sold as renewed instead of new (you likely won’t find this speaker new anywhere in 2026). It’s one of Sonos’ earliest wireless multi-room speakers, and you can get one for $154.51 (originally $199.99).