TechAudioSpeakersSonos Sub Mini update shares bad newsIt looks like you’ll have to wait a lot longer to get your hands on Sonos’s smaller subWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
TechAudioSpeakersSonos Sub Mini update shares bad newsIt looks like you’ll have to wait a lot longer to get your hands on Sonos’s smaller subWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
It looks like you’ll have to wait a lot longer to get your hands on Sonos’s smaller sub
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
For now the only Sonos Sub is the original one(Image credit: Sonos)
For now the only Sonos Sub is the original one
(Image credit: Sonos)
If you’ve been waiting excitedly for theSonos Sub Mini, its smaller and more affordable version of the hugely impressiveSonos Sub, it looks like you’ll have to wait a bit longer to see if it’s one of thebest subwoofersfor you.
AsThe Vergereports,Sonoshas told investors that it has decided to push back the product launch it had planned for the near future. We already know from previous leaks that Sonos was planning to launch the Sub Mini this year and most industry watchers expected an August/September launch; it now seems that the launch will be between October and December, assuming Sonos doesn’t delay it further.
If the Sonos Sub Mini doesn’t launch until the later part of that time frame, or if it’s delayed again, that could see Sonos lose potential customers to rivals: with the usualBlack Fridaymadness not that far in the future and lots of soundbar andsubwoofer dealslikely to come over the next few months, lots of people will be splashing out on soundbar and subwoofer packages as the nights draw in. Without the Sub Mini, the cheapest Sonos soundbar/sub combination is over $1,000/£1,000.
Tough times for high-end hi-fi
Like many high-end firms, Sonos isn’t having the best 2022: while the global semiconductor shortage is fading away the double whammy of a strong dollar and rising inflation have softened demand, and Sonos admits it has more products in its inventory than it’d like. Sales of theSonos Raysoundbar weren’t as great as expected either, which Sonos says is largely due to a slowdown in TV sales. However, the firm told The Verge that it’s confident the Ray will prove to be a soundbar success story.
For now, if you want to add a sub to your Sonos setup you’ll need the Sonos Sub, whose RRP is $749/£749 – although if you have the Sonos Amp, you can choose your own subwoofer and connect it to the RCA output. But if you’re looking for an affordable sub to go with your Sonos Ray or Beam, you’ll have to wait a little longer. Hopefully the Sub Mini will be a subwoofer worth waiting for.
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A smaller sub looks to be joining the Sonos line-up, according to its own info pages on the Sonos app
