If you’ve been trying to upgrade your TV’s sound without putting together a system individually, this package is the cleanest way to do it. The package includes the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) soundbarThe Sonos Sub Miniand a Pair of Sonos Era 100 speakersand it’s because of that $1,106.00, a $330 discount. For Sonos, that’s the kind of price cut that makes a “someday” surround setup seem a lot more reasonable, especially if you want something that looks tidy and doesn’t take over your living room.
What you get
This package is essentially a complete living room audio upgrade in one fell swoop. The Beam (Gen 2) Handles dialogue and front sound with support for Dolby Atmos content, so movies and shows can feel bigger and more immersive than a TV’s built-in speakers. The Submini Is there the part that most TVs completely miss – low weight – so explosions, basslines and game audio don’t sound thin? Then this Era 100 pairs Rounding things out is the addition of a dedicated surround presence, making crowd noise, ambient effects and directional audio feel like there’s actually something going on around you.
Why it’s worth it
I like this offer because it’s not “just a soundbar discount” but a discount on the entire experience. Many people buy a soundbar, enjoy the improvement, and later realize that true immersion comes from two things: a subwoofer And surrounds. This package skips the slow upgrade path and gets you to the finished setup immediately.
It’s also well-suited to apartments and full-sized living rooms: the Sub Mini is designed to provide more power without feeling like it’s “too much for the room,” and the Era 100 surrounds don’t require a large speaker footprint. The most important thing to know is that you’ll need solid WiFi placement and some time to set up and tune to get everything working well together.
The end result
At $1,106, this is a good buy if you want a sleek, room-filling TV and music setup with Atmos support, true bass, and decent surround sound—without a full-fledged receiver and wired speakers. If you just want a basic volume boost for news and casual shows, a standalone soundbar is cheaper. However, if you’re looking for an upgrade that makes a movie night feel real, this package is for you.
