Refurbished Sonos speakers and soundbars get steep discounts through April 24

Sonos has pushed refurbished prices low enough to turn a luxury-buy into a harder value calculation. The sharpest example is the Era 100 at $134, which is $85 below its typical $219 list price, while some higher-end items are marked down by as much as $320.

The Certified Refurbished program runs through April 24, 2026, or while supplies last. Sonos says every unit is comprehensively tested and ships with the same one-year warranty as a new product, along with all accessories, manuals, documentation, pristine packaging and any replacement parts needed. That matters because the program is not positioned as a clearance bin; it is meant to look and feel like a near-new purchase, just at a lower price.

The current lineup includes the Era 100 at $134, the Era 300 at $329, the Beam (Gen 2) at $299, the Move 2 at $299, the Sub (Gen 3) at $409 and the Arc at $399. The value case is clearest on the more expensive home-theater pieces, where a triple-digit discount can make a premium soundbar or subwoofer more attainable without giving up Sonos’ one-year warranty. On the Era 100, the math is especially straightforward: the savings are real, and the price lands well below the cost of buying new.

The question gets sharper with portable gear such as the Move 2. Even with Sonos’ testing and warranty, battery wear is the main tradeoff consumers need to weigh on a refurbished portable speaker, because battery life is the one part of the product that can matter more than cosmetic condition. For fixed speakers and soundbars, that risk is smaller, which makes the refurbished case stronger on models like the Beam, Arc and Sub.

Sonos also ties the program to its sustainability work, saying refurbished sales help extend product life, reduce waste and support circularity efforts. The company donates 1% of Certified Refurbished sales to environmental nonprofits. For buyers, though, the central test is simpler: on the right model, the discount is meaningful enough to justify going refurbished, but the best deals are the ones where the lower price still leaves enough room for warranty-backed peace of mind.