Sonos doesn't often do discounts, but it's slashed the price of two of its best wireless speakers. Both the Era 300 and Era 100 are on sale now, and if you buy both you could save over £70.
The Era 300 has £54 off, dropping to £395 at Amazon – though there are only a few left in stock, so if they sell out, head to Sonos where the price is only a little dearer at £399. And the Era 100 is £20 off at £229. Two deals on two great speakers – what are you waiting for?
Best Sonos Era 300 deal
The Era 300 was designed around spatial audio – the first Sonos speaker to be so. Its cinched hourglass design allows it to fire sound out in all directions, and it can handle Dolby Atmos mixes on Amazon Music Unlimited, or Spatial Audio tracks on Apple Music.
It has the same connectivity, streaming and smart features as the Era 100, with Bluetooth and USB-C giving you plenty of options (though to physically hook up a record player, you'll need an adapter). And of course it plays nice with all other Sonos speakers, slotting seamlessly into your multi-room setup.
It earned five stars from us thanks to its spacious, dynamic, punchy and detailed sound. True, the Apple HomePod 2 is cheaper, but not by much with this discount, and the Era 300 is much more versatile with non-iOS devices.
Best Sonos Era 100 deal
The Sonos Era 100 is essentially a rebooted Sonos One, with a new look, new connectivity, and improved sound quality (that's now in stereo, to the One's mono). It's crisp, balanced and well-defined, putting in a lively and engaging performance that earned another five stars.
It can pair with another Era 100 to play in concert, or it can act as a satellite speaker for the Sonos Beam (Gen 2), Arc or Ray soundbar for use in a home theatre speaker system.
The Era 100 ticks practically every box when it comes to a smart speaker, but if you want the latest and greatest from Sonos, then the Era 300 is for you.
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Read our full Sonos Era 100 review
As well as our Sonos Era 300 review
And check out our picks for the best multi-room speakers