New Year promo sales for Sonos and other consumer electronics

The consumer electronics company Sonos welcomed 2018 with a markdown promo on some of its audio products. Other retailers are also going all-out to provide cheap deals for their customers.

The Sonos Play:1 Compact Wireless Speaker is now sold with a 30 percent discount from its original price of $199.99. People can purchase the product to stream music for only $139 from Amazon. Customers will get a better deal with Amazon rather than buying the product directly from Sonos. The Play:1 new low price as listed on the company website is $149.

The Sonos Play:3 Mid-Sized Wireless Smart Speaker is more in-demand with Amazon's stock about to run out. The Play:3's price tag went from $299 down to $249 on Amazon and B&H.

Bose is also offering its SoundSport Wireless Headphones for only $129. Fans of Dr. Dre's Beats collection can purchase the Beats Studio2 Wireless Over-the-Ear Headphones for $269 from $379.99. One of the biggest markdown product promos is the Harman Kardon Home Theatre Audio System. The company is offering the package product with $575 slashed from its original price of $799. This means customers can purchase the entire audio system for only $224.

There are also other electronics on sale this January such as the Sceptre 55-inch 4L LED TV. The television product is on sale at Walmart for $299 down by $100 from its initial rate of $399. Meanwhile, travelers can get their hands on a brand-new GoPro HERO 4 Black for only $319 from B&H.

These sale promos are only available for a limited time, and stocks are running low daily. According to a report by The Verge, some of these New Year deals are a lot cheaper compared to Black Friday deals offered last November 2017.

There are still no updates from Sonos and consumer electronics companies if they will be offering more discounted products.

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