Still looking for Christmas gift ideas? I’ve got one for you. Sonos speakers are absolute game changers. Let me put it this way: “Sonos is top of the line as far as multi-room speaker systems go. Sonos is wireless, and it lets you play your music or apps in many rooms simultaneously (or, alternatively, to play something different in each room). Unlike typical wireless speaker systems – which rely on bluetooth functionality – Sonos hooks up to WiFi, so you will never have a quality issue as long as you pay your cable bill.”
There’s one more significant reason you should consider giving Sonos speakers for Christmas. Right now, they are on sale. The PLAY:1, PLAY:3 and PLAY:5 speakers are each $30 off. And the PLAYBAR and SUB are $50 off. Take a look:
PLAY:1 — “The mini home speaker with mighty sound.”
Normally $200, this PLAY:1 is $170 through the holidays (Photo via Sonos)
PLAY:3 — “The mid-size home speaker with stereo sound.”
Normally $300, the PLAY:3 is $270 through the holidays (Photo via Sonos)
PLAY:5 — “Our biggest home speaker with the boldest sound.”
Normally $500, the PLAY:5 is $470 through the holidays (Photo via Sonos)
PLAYBAR — “The home theater soundbar and streaming music speaker in one.”
Normally $700, the soundbar is only $650 through the holidays (Photo via Sonos)
Sonos PLAYBAR on sale for $649
SUB — “The subwoofer for Sonos speakers.”
Normally $700, the subwoofer is $650 through the holidays (Photo via Sonos)
I’m not sure if “Give the gift of Sonos” is the company’s actual tagline, but I definitely heard it somewhere. Wherever that was, I couldn’t agree more. Especially since the Amazon Echo is out of stock until after Christmas.
The Sonos PLAY:1 provides a powerful sound for how small it is (Photo via Amazon)
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