Sonos to raise prices later this year in response to tariffs

Sonos is planning to increase prices in response to the global tariffs situation.

In a Q3 2025 earnings PDF, the company outlined several steps to mitigate the impact of tariffs, the first of which was a plan to “raise prices across our portfolio of products.” The company didn’t clarify if these would be global hikes. MobileSyrup has reached out to confirm if Canada is part of these plans and will update this story once a response has been received.

In addition to price hikes, Sonos says other ways it aims to respond to tariffs include moving production between Vietnam and Malaysia, “vigilant expense management,” and geographic expansion.

As part of his moronic sweeping tariffs around the world, U.S. President Donald Trump hit Vietnam and Malaysia with levies of 20 and 19 per cent, respectively.

Sonos’ latest earnings release, meanwhile, follows reports of some Sonos devices overheating and a disastrous app launch last year. The company reported US$344.76 million (about C$474 million) in revenue for Q3, which was a 13.2 per cent year-over-year decline but still above analyst expectations.

Source: Sonos Via: MacRumors