I’m quite happy with my current Sonos speaker. Still, I’ve just seen that the manufacturer has once again launched its double upgrade credit campaign, meaning it could be a good time for some new tech, as you can save 30% on your next speaker or soundbar when you buy direct from the manufacturer.
• Claim your 30% Sonos discount
The whole process is very straightforward. Start by logging in to the upgrade page and checking that you own a product that’s eligible for the program. If you do, you should see a button to activate your upgrade credit. After that, simply add the new product you want to buy to your basket, and then activate the discount at the checkout.
There’s a good selection of products in the promotion, including the excellent Sonos Arc soundbar for $629 / £629, which we awarded four and a half stars out of five in our Sonos Arc review. Or there’s the latest Sonos Roam 2 for $125 / £125 that we said was even better than the original version in our Sonos Roam 2 review.
Just a heads up that time is running out on the double credit promotion, as it’s scheduled to end on July 17. After that, it reverts to the original 15% off.
Save 30% on Sonos speakers and soundbars
Is the Sonos upgrade program worth it?
The Sonos upgrade program is a no-brainer if you’ve got an eye on a new speaker or soundbar from the manufacturer.
The list of qualifying products nearly covers the entire catalogue, so chances are that, if you bought one in the last decade, you will have the discount available. Just make sure the product is registered in your account and then head to the upgrade program page to claim your discount.
You will also see that there’s an option to print a shipping label to send your current item back. However, you don’t actually need to do a trade-in to get the discount. That’s only if you want to send it back so it’s recycled or if you no longer need it.
Me? I would just hold onto any existing items, as they will continue working as normal, so you can use them in another room or give them away to someone else who will make use of them if you want.
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