Sonos Releases Play Wireless Speaker Priced at $299 in Late March
Sonos introduced the Play wireless speaker in late March as part of its home audio lineup. The device measures over 7.5 inches tall and costs $299. It supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and is available at retailers including Sonos.com, Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy.
VarietySpecifications The device supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
The speaker is available now at Sonos.com, Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and other retailers.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
2 events- End of March 2023
Sonos released the Play wireless speaker to its audio product lineup.
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The Play speaker became available for purchase at multiple retailers including Sonos.com and Amazon.
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Potential Impact
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Consumers with existing Sonos systems can expand setups using the Play for multi-room audio.
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Sonos may see increased sales in portable audio segment from the new model.
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Retailers like Amazon and Best Buy could stock more Sonos products following the release.
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Competition in wireless speakers may prompt rivals to update their portable offerings.
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