Complete Sonos home cinema 8,300 CZK cheaper. Without a single cable across the floor

Sonos is a brand where people usually build up gradually – first a soundbar, a year later a subwoofer, then rear speakers. This set solves it all at once, and with code 2026ALZAEXTRA25, it costs 24,968 CZK instead of 33,290 CZK. You get a complete 5.1.1 surround sound system with Dolby Atmos, for which you don’t have to run a single speaker cable across the living room.

👍 Get it if you want a proper home cinema without drilling and cables, and also a multiroom system for music throughout the apartment.
🤔 Hesitate if you plan to connect more sources – the soundbar has only one HDMI input, so both consoles and set-top boxes must go through the TV.
💰 Price: 24,968 CZK for four Sonos devices is a discount of over 8,300 CZK and significantly less than the individual pieces cost separately.

Complete cinema without a single cable across the floor

The core is the Beam (Gen 2) soundbar with Dolby Atmos support, which connects to the TV with a single HDMI cable via eARC. The rest of the setup is wireless: the Sub Mini subwoofer, reaching down to 25 Hz, pairs via Wi-Fi, and the pair of Era 100SL speakers behind the sofa do too – all they need is a power outlet. This eliminates the most unpleasant part of building a home cinema, which is running cables along walls or under carpets.

Setup is handled by the Sonos app, including the Trueplay feature, which uses a microphone to measure your room’s acoustics and adapts the sound accordingly. And because it’s Sonos, the system isn’t just for TV – all devices function as a multiroom system, so you can take the Era 100SL speakers to the bedroom or kitchen anytime and listen to music on them independently. They support AirPlay 2, Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music, and voice control is also included.

What to expect with Sonos

Two things are worth mentioning. Firstly, the single HDMI input on the soundbar – all devices must therefore be connected to the TV, and audio sent back via eARC. This works reliably, but if you want to connect a player directly to the soundbar, there’s no port for it here. Secondly, the closed ecosystem: Sonos primarily communicates with itself, so you will only expand the system with Sonos products, which are not among the cheapest. And because the entire solution relies on the app and Wi-Fi, expect that you won’t be able to set up the system without a functioning home network.

For those twenty-five thousand, however, you get something that individual components cannot provide: a complete surround cinema with Atmos, which you can install in an afternoon and which will also provide sound for your entire apartment. If you’ve been considering Sonos for a long time and waiting for a reasonable price, this is the moment.

Do you deal with surround sound at home, or is a regular soundbar enough for movies?