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Sonos Will Soon End Software Support for Its Older Speakers | WIRED
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Sonos introduces Upgrade Program with up to 30% off
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End of Software Support - Clarifications | Sonos Community
Sonos will no longer make you brick its speakers for a discounted upgrade
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Sonos announces plans to make its products more efficient and repairable - The Verge
The best Sonos speakers: Create your ultimate Sonos set-up with this guide
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Sonos launches trade-up program for its oldest products - The Verge
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