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In gadget lore, a smaller, less expensive subwoofer from Sonos ranks pretty high. As much as the Sonos Sub has been coveted for around a decade, its current $749 price has kept it out of reach for a ...

Just like the Sub, the Sub Mini is designed to work seamlessly with the existing Sonos speakers and soundbars in your home. And, of course, it’ll add more bass. You plug it in, open the Sonos app and ...

For all of us who want to amp up the bass of our home theater setup but lack the space, there’s finally a solution from Sonos. The company announced its Sub Mini, a much lighter and lower-profile ...

Sonos has announced the Sub Mini. Designed for small to medium rooms, the wireless Sub Mini complements the company's smaller soundbars and speakers. The Sub Mini will be available October 6. The Sub ...

Sonos may have an intriguing new addition planned for its product lineup. In a Reddit post spotted by Android Police, a Sonos user recently noticed the S2 app mentions a "Sub Mini" speaker if you tap ...

PSB Speakers introduced the Imagine mini bookshelf loudspeakers to their Imagine Series line noted for clear midrange presence, uncluttered bass, smooth extended highs and high-power handling. The ...

If you're looking for a portable speaker that can keep up with you on all your adventures, take a look at Braven's BRV-Mini. Their small size hides big sound in a tough, but diminutive package. Braven ...

Well-known smart-speaker maker Sonos is working on a new product called the “Sub Mini,” which is basically a smaller version of the Sonos Sub – the company’s standalone subwoofer. The device is ...

Ultimate Ears, owned by Logitech, makes my favorite portable speaker ever: the UE Boom. The cylindrical powerhouse of a speaker is rugged, stylish, and easy to use. Imagine my utter joy when I ...

There are times when instead of using headphones, you want your music—or your audiobook, podcast, or movie audio—to fill the air in your general vicinity. For that, you need speakers. But what if you ...