Sonos Era 100 Smart Speaker: 40% Off with Full Warranty

Sonos has an incredible offer on one of its most popular speakers, a deal we believe will surpass any Sonos discounts during Amazon Prime Day. The Sonos Era 100 typically sells for $200. While a certified refurbished model usually costs $159, Sonos has now reduced the price to just $119—40% off the new retail price. This is the lowest price we've ever seen for an Era 100. Sonos refurbished devices are in like-new condition, come with pristine packaging, all original accessories, and the same one-year warranty as a brand new product.

Sonos Era 100 Smart Speaker for $119

Certified refurbished with 1 year Sonos warranty

Certified Refurbished

Sonos Era 100 Smart Speaker

$199.00 save 40% $119.00 at Sonos

The Sonos Era 100 improves upon the now-discontinued Sonos One. It’s a compact powered speaker that delivers impressive audio for its size. Unlike the portable Sonos Move or Roam, this model does not include a battery and must remain plugged in. Sound quality is on par with the Sonos Move, thanks to similar internal hardware: dual tweeters, a mid-woofer, and three Class-D digital amplifiers. When paired with an Arc or Beam soundbar, the Era 100 also supports Dolby Atmos. It comes with a built-in microphone for voice control and works as a smart speaker with both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

What Makes Sonos So Popular?

Sonos consistently ranks among our top picks for bookshelf speakers and soundbars due to their balanced sound, appealing design, straightforward setup, and competitive pricing.

Sound quality vs size

Even though Sonos devices are compact enough to fit easily into your home, they deliver remarkably clear, distortion-free sound at high volumes. Though more expensive than budget-friendly brands, the audio quality rivals that of pricier or much larger audio systems.

Easy setup

Sonos products are generally plug-and-play. Just connect power (if needed) and hook up to your TV (when applicable), download the Sonos app, and you're ready to go. There's usually no need for a separate receiver—the soundbars connect directly to your TV, and speakers operate wirelessly. Setting up a 5.1-channel home theater is clean and cable-free: you can pair individual Sonos speakers as rear satellites, and the wireless subwoofer can be placed almost anywhere in the room.

Communication between devices

Almost every Sonos speaker can communicate with others. This allows you to link speakers in different rooms for whole-home audio, pair two for stereo sound, or combine them with a soundbar for a cohesive 5.1-channel setup. All of this is easily managed through the Sonos app.