Sonos to end blockbuster sale on speakers and soundbars at midnight – last chance to secure discount

If you've been thinking about upgrading to a brand-new Sonos speaker, time is running out. The US audio firm extended its blockbuster Black Friday discounts throughout most of December, so there was plenty of time to decide on whether to switch to one of its award-winning wireless speakers or soundbars.

The sale ends at 11.59pm tonight (December 22) although some items might already have vanished, since Sonos warned that some offers would only be available "while stocks last". You can secure up to 25% off Sonos' award-winning wireless speakers and soundbars in the latest price crash.

If you're unfamiliar with the brand, Sonos has earned a stack of industry awards for its sleek designs, bombastic sound, and support for industry standards like Apple AirPlay, Bluetooth, Spotify Connect, and Amazon's Alexa AI assistant. Music, podcasts, audiobooks, radio stations, and more can be beamed wirelessly across different rooms in the house, or you can play something different to every Sonos speaker.

• Get 25% off Sonos speakers and soundbars until 11.59pm tonight

You can also add vinyl players and other audio equipment into the system, with Sonos handling the complicated process of synchronising playback across multiple wireless speakers dotted around the house.

However, one thing that Sonos isn't known for is bargain price tags. That's why it's so critical to take advantage of sales like the current promotion. Want to treat yourself to a new Sonos speaker? We've picked out the ultimate savings in the extended Black Friday sale below.

Save £110 on the Sonos Beam 2, but even bigger savings are available

Sonos Beam 2 is one of the most popular soundbars on the market — and for very good reason. This all-rounder adds Dolby Atmos-certified sound to any flatscreen, upgrading movie nights and music streamed wirelessly via AirPlay or Spotify Connect. Beam 2 uses HDMI eARC, so this soundbar is plug-and-play and volume can be controlled with your existing TV remote

Sonos has slashed £110 off the Beam 2 for its latest site-wide sale, but if you're quick Amazon has cut the price tag down to a slightly better £335 but that expires at midnight tonight

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The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) is a compact soundbar designed to make your telly more exciting without dominating your living room. Unlike the much larger Sonos Arc, the Beam 2 is compact enough to slip neatly beneath most sets while still delivering clearer dialogue, richer midrange details, and a far wider sense of space than the speakers built into modern flatscreen TVs.

Sonos has added Dolby Atmos support, an industry-standard sound system designed to make action scenes feel more enveloping and atmospheric, while everyday shows gain a welcome boost in clarity.

Setup is simple: plug in one HDMI cable into the eARC slot at the back of your television, open the Sonos app and let it fine-tune the sound based on the shape and size of your room. It also doubles as a great music speaker, with easy streaming from your phone and optional voice control.

The Beam (Gen 2) is ideal for anyone who wants a sleek, fuss-free way to make films and shows sound bigger and more engaging. If you find yourself constantly reaching for the remote control to increase the volume during dialogue scenes — only to be deafened when there's a loud explosion on-screen, the Dolby Atmos sound should ensure everything sounds as good as your local multiplex.

With support for AirPlay, Spotify Connect, and Amazon's Alexa AI assistant, you can also use the Sonos Beam 2 to upgrade the sound of your favourite radio station, album, or playlist to fill most living spaces with great sound.

Sonos Roam 2 is the most affordable speaker in the Sonos sale

Roam 2 is the most affordable speaker in Sonos' lineup. Connected to Wi-Fi inside your home, this clever speaker works like any other Sonos speaker, offering wireless streaming via AirPlay, Spotify Connect, and Alexa voice commands. But you can also take this rugged speaker outside and switch to Bluetooth.

You'll find the same £139 price drop on other retailers, like Amazon and Currys, but only Sonos offers a choice of all colourways, including Red, Blue, and Green

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Roam 2 is a sequel to the compact, rugged portable speaker that brings Sonos’ simple streaming and impressive sound wherever you go. Small enough to slip inside a backpack, but engineered to deliver clear, balanced audio, Sonos Roam 2 can handle playlists and podcasts delivered via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

It's rated IP67 for its durable, waterproof and dustproof design, which means it can survive poolside splashes and light drops — ideal for outdoor use.

Connected to Wi-Fi inside your home, this clever speaker works like any other Sonos speaker, offering wireless streaming via AirPlay, Spotify Connect, and Alexa voice commands. But you can also take this rugged speaker outside, switch to Bluetooth, and enjoy the same sound performance out-and-about.

Battery lasts up to 10 hours, and fast wireless charging or USB-C topping up keeps it ready. Voice assistants are optional, with a simple companion app.

Save £30 on Sonos Era 100 speaker

Sonos Era 100 replaced the bestselling Sonos One in the lineup with its redesigned case and next-generation acoustics. Unlike earlier smart speakers from Sonos Era 100 offers wireless connectivity via Bluetooth too, so there's no need to connect to the Wi-Fi (or if you're experiencing an internet outage, or staying somewhere without Wi-Fi...) you'll still be able to listen to your favourite playlists and tracks on the finely-tuned stereo sound and rich bass

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Save £100 on Sonos Era 300 speaker

Era 300 launched at the same time as its smaller sibling, bringing the same next-generation acoustics and Bluetooth support. Sonos also added a 3.5mm aux port, so you can connect a wired audio connection, like a turntable or CD player, to join your wireless multi-room Sonos system

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Save £100 on Sonos Ace noise-cancelling headphones

Sonos' first pair of noise-cancelling headphones, Sonos Ace, have plummeted below £300 — making them more affordable than the latest Sony WH-1000XM6 and Apple AirPods Max wireless headphones. Equipped with fast wired charging, dynamic head tracking for Spatial Audio, and Dolby Atmos-certified sound, these headphones can be used to watch movies and telly without waking the rest of the house with just the touch of a button on your Sonos soundbar — no pairing necessary

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Ace is Sonos’ premium over-ear headphone designed to bring a private, cinema-style listening experience to your commute and couch.

It combines world-class active noise cancellation and an Aware mode for ambient listening with spatial audio and Dolby Atmos support, plus dynamic head-tracking to make films feel immersive.

Battery life stretches to around 30 hours, with rapid top-ups via USB-C. Ace pairs over Bluetooth for mobile use and supports lossless playback and tighter home-theatre integration when paired with Sonos soundbars — Sonos’ TrueCinema tech maps room sound to the headphones for a more lifelike surround experience. Smart sensors pause playback when you remove the headphones, and setup is handled through the Sonos app.

If you want premium ANC headphones that also expand your Sonos home cinema and deliver immersive, movie-style sound on the go, the Ace is an ambitious, well-stocked option. They come in tasteful colours and feel sturdy in use.

Sonos' most affordable soundbar drops below £170

Sonos Ray was already the most affordable Sonos soundbar. It ditches a few staples from the pricier Sonos Beam 2, like support for HDMI eARC, to achieve its lower price tag. However, it's an affordable way to bolster the sound on movie nights — and bring Apple AirPlay and Spotify Connect to your home

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Ray is a compact, affordable soundbar that brings Sonos’ simple streaming and clearer TV sound to smaller rooms and gaming setups. Slim enough to tuck under most TVs but engineered to make dialogue crisper and onscreen effects punchier, the Sonos Ray connects to your TV with an optical cable — there’s no HDMI eARC, so it doesn’t support Dolby Atmos (it handles Dolby Digital and stereo sources instead).

Aside from boosting the audio from your flatscreen, Sonos Ray acts like any other speaker in your Sonos system over Wi-Fi, offering Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect and control through the Sonos app; voice features require a separate compatible speaker to be part of the system. Setup is simply one cable and the app’s guided steps, and you can add a Sonos Sub or rear speakers later for deeper bass and true surround.

If you want a tidy, budget-friendly way to make everyday TV, movies and gaming sound noticeably better without a lot of fuss, the Sonos Ray is a smart, no-nonsense choice. It's available in Black or White.

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