The cat’s been out of the bag for months as much as Sonos’s rumored Sub Mini goes, and a new FCC submitting hints that the unannounced subwoofer will develop into formal faster instead than later.
The regulatory submitting, which became public on Wednesday, describes a Sonos model S37 “wireless sensible speaker” with Bluetooth and dual-band Wi-Fi radios, even though a diagram reveals a cylindrical layout with electric power and ethernet ports on the base. The submitting also says the speaker was tested with a “master” unit, which was the next-era Sonos Beam.
All those aspects line up with a 3D rendering of the Sub Mini that was made by The Verge, which noted that the diminutive subwoofer will be a “smaller, fewer costly” variation of the $749 Sonos Sub with a “pill-shaped vertical cutout” on the facet.
The new FCC submitting arrives around six months soon after a point out of the Sub Mini was learned on a Sonos assist webpage, which examine that the “Sub Mini is a more compact, cylindrical subwoofer.”
Sonos has but to formally announce the Sonos Sub Mini, nor are there any aspects on when it could possibly get there, or for how much.
Arrived at for remark, a Sonos rep stated: “We are normally wanting at new techniques to deliver the very best doable expertise for our consumers. We do not have any supplemental details to share.”
The timing of the FCC filing suggests that the rumored Sub Mini could arrive before long, perhaps within the subsequent number of months.
Sonos just got carried out unveiling a pair of big new solutions, the Sonos Ray soundbar and Sonos Voice Manage. The previous is an entry-stage soundbar with Dolby audio assist, no HDMI, and a $279 value tag, even though the latter is Sonos’s really personal new music-centric voice assistant, which started rolling out Wednesday through the Sonos application.
Given that the Ray and Sonos Voice Manage just arrived, I’d guess we won’t see the Sub Mini until finally about September, the very same thirty day period that Sonos announced the revamped Beam soundbar past year.
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