Grab a refurbished Sonos Arc SL soundbar for only $320!
Woot has an amazing offer on refurbished Sonos Arc SL soundbars, the 2020 version that mirrors the original Arc but without the microphones. Initially priced at $749, you can grab one now for just $319.99, complete with a one-year Sonos warranty, while supplies last. This deal might not last long, as the promotion ends in two days if it doesn’t sell out first. It’s a solid bargain, especially since Sonos lists the same refurbished model for $539.
The original Sonos Arc made waves when it launched, thanks to its sleek design, Dolby Atmos support, and impressive audio quality. Plus, it can be integrated with other Wi-Fi Sonos speakers, making it a great option for those in the market today. However, it’s not for everyone. Besides the lack of microphones—which likely won’t be a dealbreaker for most—it also doesn’t feature Bluetooth connectivity. Instead, it supports Wi-Fi and AirPlay 2 for wireless audio streaming. For wired connections, it includes a single HDMI eARC port and an Ethernet port.
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