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Introducing Move in Lunar White

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Last September, we introduced Sonos Move, the durable, battery-powered smart speaker for outdoor and indoor listening. Today, we introduce a new color for Move: Lunar White.

The hue represents months of research, formulating, and testing. It also exemplifies a key tenant of the Sonos experience—that all our products work together as part of a system not only technically but also aesthetically.

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If you’re new to Move, read all about it here and check out our blog post on the Making of Move.

Pre-order today on Sonos.com for $399 US (€399 EUR), available in the Americas and China on June 30th, with worldwide availability starting July 7th.

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Airgetlam

The Move does not have an antenna that allows it to connect to SonosNet, so it always connects to your WiFi signal, hence the WM:1.

Bruce

Sp1ke

Avid Contributor I

The Move does not have an antenna that allows it to connect to SonosNet, so it always connects to your WiFi signal, hence the WM:1.

Thank you.

Steve

Bumper

The Move does not have an antenna that allows it to connect to SonosNet, so it always connects to your WiFi signal, hence the WM:1.

Thank you.

They cheaped out on $500 speaker ‍♂️

Airgetlam

More likely they made an intelligent decision so that the Move wouldn’t be used as a surround speaker, causing all sorts of trouble when it would be removed from the surround context, with issues in the software when suddenly one or both disappeared.

But it may be a matter of perspective, you seem to assume the worst, I try to look for potential business reasons to make the choices they did. But as neither of us were in the room when the choice was taken, we just don’t know, do we?

Bruce

Bumper

More likely they made an intelligent decision so that the Move wouldn’t be used as a surround speaker, causing all sorts of trouble when it would be removed from the surround context, with issues in the software when suddenly one or both disappeared.

But it may be a matter of perspective, you seem to assume the worst, I try to look for potential business reasons to make the choices they did. But as neither of us were in the room when the choice was taken, we just don’t know, do we?

Edit nevermind

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teckno711

Contributor I

Looking to buy a “Move” now, missed the special intro pricing for existing owners.

Sadly Sonos site is dearer than local electronics retailer, Harvey Norman, or even JB Hi-Fi.

I would have expected some additional discount for existing owners in recognition of prior support and expenditure.

We have around 12 units installed around the house.

Airgetlam

Seems to me like you might be able to use their trade up program?

Bruce

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teckno711

Contributor I

Not sure how it works, do I ‘sell’ a Play 5 back and get a discount, with the Play 5 being the discount ?

So basically I send back a perfectly Play 5 for $0 dollars and get a 15% discount off the ‘Move” ?

Resellers are offering 15% discount as a walk in purchase, with no surrender of a Play 5 ?

Hopefully someone can explain in detail how this trade up actually works, lack of info unless I commit ??

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teckno711

Contributor I

Thanks to staff for a response and detailed explanation. Very good outcome. Thanks again, excellent service, as usual.

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