Sonos plans to raise prices across its products later this year in order to minimize the impact of tariffs on its earnings.

If you have your eye on a Sonos speaker and live in the US, you might want to act sooner rather than later – because price hikes are incoming.

Since July 2024, when Sonos' then-CEO Patrick Spence admitted that a software update inadvertently broke many Sonos devices, the company has been trying to prove to customers and investors that its pricey audio devices are still worth buying.

Sonos' CEO has revealed that prices will need to increase later this year due to Trump's tariffs. It's not currently clear which of the company's speakers or soundbars will be affected, but some definitely will be.

Sonos plans to raise prices for some of its products later this year because of tariff costs, the company said in its third fiscal quarter

Sonos has announced that it will be raising the prices of some of its products later this year. The company is making it pretty clear-cut that the hikes are coming because tariffs

" The report adds that it "threatens to complicate its comeback attempt following a tumultuous 2024." Tumultuous is one way of describing the many highs and lows for Sonos in 2024, but it's no great surprise that it's happening now.

Chris Welch reports for Bloomberg that Sonos plans to increase prices on at least some of its products. The reason is no surprise: tariffs. Sonos Inc. will raise prices on some products later this year,