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Gear Patrol[2][4] (https://www.gearpatrol.com/audio/sonos[3][5]-play-speaker-sand/) reports the sand finish revealed 2 September 2026 with pre-orders opening immediately and shipping 'at the end of the month'. No exact ship day is published, so the pin is dated to the last day of September 2026 as an estimate.
Gear Patrol's[4] September week 2 roundup lists the Sonos[1][3][5] Play in sand at "$299 at Sonos", noting that "Since its release in March 2026, Sonos has offered its Play portable speaker in two finishes: black or white. Now, it's offering it in a third: sand."
Sonos's[1][5] own newsroom, dated 10 March 2026, covers the original Play speaker's launch (preorder 10 March, general availability 31 March 2026) rather than the September 2026 sand colorway itself, so it only tangentially supports the pin's stored date for this new finish.
Gear Patrol[2] reports the Sonos[1][3][5] Play's new sand finish being revealed 2 September 2026 during a major Sonos event, with preorders starting immediately and shipping "at the end of the month" - a few days before the pin's stored 8 September 2026 date.
Sonos's[1][3] press release says Beam Ultra rear surrounds "now can include compatible Sonos portable speakers", backing the Play's rear-channel role.
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A delightful cat-based platforming adventure in a cyberpunk world worth exploring.
Silent protagonists are nothing new in video games, but Stray certainly pushes that concept to an interesting place. Part platformer, part traditional adventure game, this cyberpunk world full of neon-soaked robots transforms into a giant jungle gym from your perspective, which is just one foot off the ground. The concept of putting you in the paws of an average cat may be a silly one on the surface, but Stray uses that furry vehicle to tell a genuinely compelling story with some entertaining action along the way. Not all of its ideas land on their feet, but it was impossible to shake the fuzzy feeling it gave me right from the adorable opening minutes.