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    Refurbished Sonos headphones and speakers are up to 25 percent off right now

    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousSeptember 30, 20252 Mins Read
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    With the impact of President Trump’s tariffs leading to higher prices on Sonos gear, scoring a deal feels extra special. Right now, Sonos is currently offering up to 25 percent off a range of refurbished devices, including the Sonos Era 100, Era 300, and the portable Move 2, with prices starting at $134. If you want wireless headphones that can seamlessly integrate with your Sonos setup, a refurbished pair of Ace wireless headphones are currently $239, saving you $160 off the price of a new pair.

    The refurbished Sonos Era 100 is down to $134 ($45 off), which is close to the price drop we saw on the same model over the summer. In his review of the smart speaker, former senior reviewer Chris Welch said the Era 100 provides rich sound that’s consistently strong across genres. Features include stereo sound, line-in and Bluetooth audio support, and more intuitive physical controls compared to the older Sonos One. The Era 100 has two tweeters, enabling proper left and right channel reproduction, and a larger midwoofer compared to its predecessor, resulting in more booming bass.

    The Sonos Ace are currently just $239, saving you $80 off the refurbished price. They’re the company’s first set of wireless headphones that nail style, fit, and comfort. They also deliver on aspects like sound quality, noise cancellation, and a transparency mode that offers an impressive lifelike sound. The Ace also offers a feature called TV Audio Swap, which lets you transfer any sound coming from a Sonos Arc soundbar to the headphones with the press of a button. The private listening mode supports spatial audio and head tracking, providing an immersive experience when watching movies.

    Finally, the refurbished Sonos Move 2 is down to $299 ($100 off), making the portable speaker much more affordable. In his review, Chris Welch called the Move 2 a “slam-dunk sequel,” praising its stereo sound, extra-long battery life, and line-in playback. The speaker initially launched for $449 and has since gone up to $499, making this price drop a great deal. Sonos Certified Refurbished products are thoroughly inspected, cleaned, and tested by the brand’s in-house team, and you get the same one-year warranty as new Sonos products, so what you get should look and perform as though it’s new.

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