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Contributor I
Aug 17, 2025 5:38 PM UTC
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Sonos "Coupons"

Does anyone else find it deceptive for Sonos to offer 30% off vouchers to exchange old Sonos legacy products for new ones. And then for them to only tell you after you've sent your product that the offer isn't valid for items already on sale? Their perspective and attitude is, it's already on sale, so just pay us the sale price (that EVERYONE gets) and be happy. What value did I get for sending them my old legacy product!?

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Grand Maestro
Aug 17, 2025 5:52 PM UTC

Always been "only one discount" pretty common practice most places.

 

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Enthusiast II
Aug 17, 2025 5:41 PM UTC

Firstly, you don't need to send them back the old product. You can keep it. I have done exactly that. 

Secondly, was it not clear at the checkout what price you were paying?

 

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Mr. T
Aug 17, 2025 5:44 PM UTC

You clearly didn’t read the Terms and Conditions of the Upgrade Program.

It is common practice that discounts cannot be stacked.

There is also no requirement to return the device to Sonos when using the upgrade credit.

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Contributor I
Aug 17, 2025 5:48 PM UTC

We couldn’t get the Play 5 to work after multiple troubleshooting attempts with customer service. It didn’t work, and they offered a 30% off coupon if I sent it back to them. Didn’t want a big paperweight, so took them up on their offer. While shopping Sonos.com, I noticed the speaker replacement we wanted was already on sale, so my voucher wouldn’t work. Customer service says they are unable to stack vouchers with items already on sale. Never mentioned that to me before. They are surfing in shady legal ground.

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Stanley_4
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Grand Maestro
Aug 17, 2025 5:52 PM UTC

Always been "only one discount" pretty common practice most places.

 

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Mr. T
Aug 17, 2025 5:54 PM UTC

Was it a Play:5 (Gen1) or a Play:5 (Gen2) ?

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Contributor I
Aug 17, 2025 5:57 PM UTC

Gen 1. It was out of warranty, so the offer seemed fair.

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Enthusiast II
Aug 17, 2025 7:08 PM UTC

We couldn’t get the Play 5 to work after multiple troubleshooting attempts with customer service. It didn’t work, and they offered a 30% off coupon if I sent it back to them. Didn’t want a big paperweight, so took them up on their offer. While shopping Sonos.com, I noticed the speaker replacement we wanted was already on sale, so my voucher wouldn’t work. Customer service says they are unable to stack vouchers with items already on sale. Never mentioned that to me before. They are surfing in shady legal ground.

But this would have been evident at the checkout, right?

You must have seen the cost when you entered your payment details. 

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Contributor I
Aug 17, 2025 8:09 PM UTC

Never made the transaction. Their system wouldn’t accept the voucher they gave me. Said since it was  already on sale, they wouldn’t honor the voucher. Like I said very shady business practice, since they never informed me of that prior to sending my old Play 5 to them.

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Senior Virtuoso
Aug 17, 2025 8:55 PM UTC

The trade-in program gives you a discount that will apply at a time when speakers are not on sale. Use the sale price for a purchase now, and the discount voucher at a later time if you want to add another speaker. 

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Contributor I
Aug 18, 2025 3:14 AM UTC

The voucher was offered over the phone. Legally, it should have been disclosed beforehand that the offer was only good on full priced merch. 

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