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An Elite Audiophile Brand Just Made Its Affordable Loudspeakers Way Less Expensive

The French hi-fi company is running a rare sale on some of its newest bookshelf and floorstanding loudspeakers.

Black bookshelf speaker on a stand next to a black audio player with a digital display on a desk.Focal
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By Tucker Bowe

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In late November 2025, Focal introduced the Omada loudspeaker range.

By Focal’s high standards (its flagship loudspeakers can run six figures), the Omada range was very affordable, ranging from $700 to $2,300, but promised to be “a step up” from the brand’s entry-level Theva range.

Fast forward a little over six months, and Focal is running a promotion on its entire Omada range, making its already affordable loudspeakers even more attainable. It’s the first time they’ve been on sale.

Discounted for the first time

Pair of black rectangular bookshelf speakers with gray front panels and circular drivers.
The Omada N1 is the only bookshelf speaker in the range.
Focal
Black metal staircase next to a modern workspace with a black speaker on a stand, a desk, chair, and abstract wall art.
Normally $1,398/pair, the Omada N1 is currently discounted by $500 right now.
Focal

Focal’s Omada range consists of four different models: the Omada N1 bookshelf speakers, the Omada N3 and Omada N4 floorstanding speakers, and the Omada Center (a center channel speakers).

They can be configured in either a stereo or home theater system.

Pair of tall black floor-standing speakers with four circular drivers and a port at the bottom.
The Omada N3 is the smaller of the two floorstanding speakers in the Omada range.
Focal
Tall black floor-standing speaker with four drivers next to a wooden sideboard and sculptural black candles.
Normally $3,798, a pair of the Omada N3 is on sale for $2,598. That’s $1,200 off.
Focal

Each loudspeaker in the Omada range features trickle-down technologies from the brand’s higher-end ranges.

This includes an M-shaped inverted dome TAM tweeter, similar to ones that Focal incorporates in its Aria Evo X and Vestia loudspeakers. And they feature Slatefiber mid-bass drivers, similar to those in its Chora range and Studio Alpha Evo monitors.

Pair of tall black floor-standing speakers, one with visible drivers and the other with a black grille cover.
The Omada N4 are the flagship floorstanding speakers in Focal’s Omada range.
Focal
Black floor-standing speaker with three silver-ringed drivers on a wooden floor next to a concrete pillar and gray sofa.
Normally $4,598, a pair is on sale for $2,998. That’s $1,600 off.
Focal

Both the bookshelf speakers and the center channel speaker feature a two-way, bass-reflex design. The two floorstanding speakers have a three-way, bass-reflex design.

The difference between the two floorstanding models is that, although they have the same midrange and tweeter combination, the flagship N4 has two larger woofers (instead of the N3’s three smaller ones) and promises to deliver deeper bass.

All four loudspeakers in the Omada range come in a high-gloss black finish.

Two black rectangular speakers stacked, one with visible drivers and one with a black grille, both with a white logo on the front.
The Omada Center is also discounted.
Focal

What’s the promotion?

Focal’s entire Omada range is currently on sale. The deals run from April 27 through June 21, 2026. You can find the deals on several authorized retailers, including Audio Advice and Crutchfield.

The Omada N1 bookshelf speakers normally go for $1,398/pair, but are currently on sale for $898/pair. That’s $500 off.

The Omada N3 floorstanding speakers cost $3,798/pair, but are on sale for $2,598. That’s $1,200 off.

The Omada N4 floorstanding speakers normally go for $4,598/pair but are currently on sale for $2,998/pair. That’s $1,600 off.

And the Omada Center costs $699, but is currently $200 off, selling for $499.

About the Author: Tucker Bowe has been on Gear Patrol’s editorial team since 2014. With a passion for consumer tech and hi-fi, he tracks everything from headphones and turntables to smartphones and wearables. If it lights up or makes noise, he probably covers it.

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