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What reviewers think
Bloggers and YouTubers have tried this product—so we've summarized their strongest opinions below. Links to full reviews follow.
Product Strengths
- Improved stereo sound compared to the original Move, due to the addition of dual tweeters
- Significantly longer battery life—advertised up to 24 hours—making it suitable for extended use indoors and outdoors
- Designed with portability in mind, featuring a built-in handle for easy carrying and an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance
- The speaker benefits from the Auto Trueplay feature, which automatically optimizes the sound to the unique acoustics of your space, delivering a balanced audio experience
- Versatile connectivity options including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and AirPlay 2, and can even stream Bluetooth audio to other Sonos speakers
Product Considerations
- Considered hefty and not as easily portable as smaller options like the Sonos Roam
- Google Assistant is no longer supported, which may be a drawback for users heavily invested in the Google ecosystem
- It cannot be used as a speakerphone for calls
- Despite being a stereo speaker, channel separation isn't always very distinct, and it can sound more like an expansive mono speaker
- An adapter is needed for a line-in connection, and a carrying case are sold separately, which increases the overall cost
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Sonos Move: The Move 2 offers stereo playback—as opposed to mono—longer battery life, and more connectivity options
- Vs Sonos Roam: The Move 2 sounds better and gets louder, but the Roam is smaller and lighter
- Vs Sonos Era 300: The Era 300 has Dolby Atmos support, but is not portable or water-resistant like the Move 2
- Vs Sonos Era 100: The Move 2 can be taken on the go unlike the Era 100 and is rated for dust and water resistance
- Vs Bose SoundLink Max: The Sonos Move 2 sounds a bit more balanced out of the box, and its battery can even be replaced down the line, while the Bose has a longer-lasting battery and doesn't require an adapter to connect to analog line-in sources, but it can't connect to Wi-Fi
Takeaway: The Sonos Move 2 is a versatile and improved portable speaker, offering great sound and battery life for both indoor and outdoor use, and its integration with the Sonos ecosystem makes it an easy choice for existing Sonos users.
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Features
Specifications
- Amplifiers: Three Class-D digital amplifiers
- Tweeters: Two angled tweeters
- Woofers: One mid-woofer
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 241 x 160 x 127 mm
- Weight: 3 kg
- Battery: 44Wh, up to 24 hours playback
- CPU: Quad Core 4xA55 1.4GHz
- Memory: 1GB SDRAM, 4GB NV
- Water Resistance: IP56
- Bluetooth: Version 5.3
- WiFi: WiFi 6 compatible (802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax 2.4 GHz/5 GHz)
Description
Upgraded inside and out, our most powerful portable speaker delivers heart-pumping stereo sound wherever you want.
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Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- Sonos emphasizes ease of setup, offering a streamlined process through its app that integrates with various streaming services and guides users in optimizing sound for their space.
- Sonos ecosystem allows for scalable audio solutions, from a single speaker to a multi-room setup with wireless surround sound and a subwoofer, all controlled through a central app.
- They've created a simplified home cinema approach with the "Beam (Gen 2)" which balances high-end cinematic immersion with user-friendly home integration.
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Ray
- Positioning: Entry-level soundbar, designed for affordability and compactness.
- Description: Offers impressive sound quality in a compact form, making it ideal for small to medium-sized rooms. Features custom acoustics that balance high and mid-range frequencies, unlike the Beam and Arc which provide more advanced spatial audio capabilities. This makes it a great choice for budget-conscious users who want to enhance their TV audio without the need for HDMI connectivity.
Beam (Gen 2)
- Positioning: Mid-range soundbar, offering a balance of performance and price.
- Description: Delivers powerful sound with Dolby Atmos support, providing a virtual surround sound experience. Includes a faster processor and more audio paths than the Ray, making it suitable for larger rooms and users who want a more immersive audio experience.
Arc
- Positioning: High-end soundbar, designed for premium home theater experiences.
- Description: Offers a cinematic audio experience with Dolby Atmos and eleven internal speakers, including dedicated height channels for a multidimensional soundstage. It surpasses the Beam with its ability to fill oversized rooms with rich, detailed sound.
Arc Ultra
- Positioning: Flagship soundbar, featuring the most advanced audio technology.
- Description: The pinnacle of Sonos soundbars, featuring Sound Motion technology and 14 drivers for an exceptional audio experience. It offers double the bass output of the Arc and includes Bluetooth connectivity, setting it apart from other models.
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Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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DALI is a speaker brand known for its unique hybrid tweeter module that combines a soft dome and planar ribbon tweeter, along with proprietary Soft Magnetic Compound technology that reduces distortion. Their speakers feature distinctive wood fiber cones and are designed to be used without toe-in, which creates a broader, more even spread of sound across the listening area.
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Product Strengths
- Refined audio performance with a rich, crisp response
- Supports a strong array of Bluetooth codecs, including AAC, AptX, AptX HD, and SBC
- Classy, designer materials and look with real leather strap
- Extended battery life to boast 30 hours of playtime
- Impressive bass weight and excellent clarity
Product Considerations
- Audio is muddy and constrained, especially in 'warm' mode
- Limited on-device controls, with no music controls for play, pause, or skip
- Lacks speakerphone functionality
- Not water or dust resistant
Takeaway: The Dali Katch G2 is a stylish, portable speaker that provides a refined listening experience, especially with detailed mids and highs. With its excellent Bluetooth codec support and long battery life, it is suitable for both home use and travel.
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AIO Twin
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The AIO TWIN speakers are packed with technologies and TRIANGLE know-how. Versatile and in a sleek design, they are a state-of-the-art product. With all the features and performances of a modern Hi-Fi system, they offer a rich, precise, and detailed sound.With Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connectivity, you can easily stream your music in high-resolution (24 bits / 192 KHz) from your smartphone, tablet, or computer. They also feature a Phono input, compatible with most turntables available on the market.You will appreciate their minimalist design and wide range of finishes: Graphite Black, Frosted White, Linen Grey, Abyssal Blue and Brown Maple.
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Product Strengths
- Wide range of connectivity options including Bluetooth 5.0 aptX, Wi-Fi, RCA/Phono input, optical input, and USB input.
- Enthusiastic and capable sound quality suitable for various music genres, with a mature sense of composure.
- Elegant and refined design with unique arrow-extended feet and premium grill, available in multiple color finishes.
- The included Triangle AIO app is well-designed, bug-free, and provides easy streaming from providers like Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, and Deezer, as well as basic EQ adjustments.
- Includes a built-in moving magnet phono stage for playing records directly.
Product Considerations
- The quality of the built-in phono stage isn't the best compared to streaming or other inputs
- The remote control is plastic and doesn't feel as premium as the speaker itself
- The included speaker cable is basic
- WiFi connectivity can have a delay when turning the speaker off and back on
- The bright LED indicating the source can be distracting for some users, though it can be dimmed or turned off
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the KEF LSX II, the AIO Twin is at half the price
- Triangle is more balanced, neutral, and composed than the Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2, while the Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2 is more V-shaped
Takeaway: The AIO is a versatile and good-sounding all-in-one speaker system that combines modern features with a stylish design, making it a great choice for those who want simplicity and convenience. The speaker's ability to handle various input sources, from streaming to vinyl playback, ensures that users can enjoy all of their music with ease.
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BR03 Connect
750
750
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7
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Product Strengths
- Sounds fantastic, delivering clarity and balance across various music genres
- Easy to power, sounding amazing even with less expensive amplifiers
- Good-looking design, with attractive color options
- The addition of a USB-B input is a welcome feature for audiophiles listening on digital devices
- Equipped with a wide array of connectivity options, including Bluetooth, HDMI ARC, USB, optical, coaxial, RCA, and phono input
Product Considerations
- The remote control tone control settings can be confusing without a visual gauge
- Requires some space to breathe and perform at its best—not ideal for tiny rooms or placement right against walls
- Some reviewers have found that the upper frequencies are slightly accentuated
- HDMI implementation may have glitches on older TVs
- The phono amplifier is considered only 'ok' by some reviewers, not good enough for daily use
Takeaway: The Triangle Borea BR03 Connect offers great sound and many ways to connect devices, providing a modern and flexible listening experience. It's a solid choice for anyone wanting a simple system that sounds great without the need for lots of separate equipment.
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BR02 Connect
625
625
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4
Reviews
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Product Strengths
- Versatile connectivity options including Phono-MM, HDMI, Optical, Coaxial, USB-B, Sub Out, and 3.5 mm jack
- It delivers a detailed and lively sound, excelling in midrange reproduction
- Compact design suitable for small to medium-sized rooms
- Bluetooth connectivity includes aptX HD for high-quality wireless streaming
- The built-in amplifier delivers ample power, allowing the compact speakers to fill rooms with ease
Product Considerations
- The bass response may be limited without a subwoofer, especially in larger rooms or for bass enthusiasts—although a subwoofer output is provided
- The active speaker must be placed on the right side, potentially complicating placement
- The default bass boost setting may sound muddy and unnatural
- Some reviewers found the treble a bit hot and benefitted from turning it down a notch
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Triangle Borea BR02 Connect has a more lively and detailed sound compared to the Teufel Ultima 25 Aktiv's more balanced and relaxed reproduction
Takeaway: The Triangle Borea BR02 Connect is a versatile and easy-to-use speaker that delivers quality sound for smaller spaces. With its numerous connectivity options, it's a great all-in-one solution for music lovers and home theater enthusiasts.
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Sonos
Era 300
419
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Released
2023
With next-level audio that hits from every direction, Era 300 doesn't just surround you, it puts you inside your music. Featuring six optimally positioned drivers all around the front, sides, and top to support Dolby Atmos Music, the breakthrough acoustic design projects sound from wall to wall and floor to ceiling, immersing you in every dimension of the song.
Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Product Strengths
- Impressive spatial audio delivers a more immersive and 3D soundscape compared to traditional stereo, when playing Dolby Atmos content
- Wide, room-filling sound projects further and more confidently than other similar wireless speakers
- Can be used as Dolby Atmos surround speakers, delivering multi-channel rears for the first time
- Includes both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi 6) connectivity
Product Considerations
- The spatial audio experience is heavily dependent on the quality of the Dolby Atmos mix, and some mixes can be disappointing
- Touch controls don't provide the tactile feedback of physical buttons
- The Sonos app can be slow and not always intuitive to use
- Spatial audio tracks can only be played over Wi-Fi, not Bluetooth
- No Google Assistant
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Era 300 offers a more refined sound, with a deeper bassline and better wraparound sound, compared to Amazon Echo Studio
- The Era 300 has better dynamics, and supports Dolby Atmos, compared to Sonos Five—the slightly larger Five can reproduce a more extended low bass and offers superior stereo music playback
- Era 300 gets slightly louder and has slightly better directivity and features both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth compatibility, whereas the Apple HomePod (2nd generation) can only connect via Wi-Fi
Takeaway: The Sonos Era 300 excels at spatial audio playback, and the spatial audio from a single wireless speaker feels detailed, engaging and accomplished. It's a great addition to any home, offering immersive sound for both music and movies.
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Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Era 100
230
/
Released
2023
Featuring next-gen acoustics and new levels of connectivity, Era 100 transforms any room with the finely tuned stereo sound and rich bass your music deserves.
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Product Strengths
- Delivers stereo sound, unlike the Sonos One, due to angled tweeters
- Has a larger woofer, resulting in deeper bass
- Features Bluetooth connectivity, in addition to Wi-Fi and AirPlay 2, offering more flexibility
- Easy to set up and use with the Sonos app, which integrates many music sources
- Includes Trueplay room tuning, now available for Android users, which optimizes the speaker's sound based on its placement in the room, and adjustable EQ
Product Considerations
- The Apple HomePod 2 provides more natural warmth of human voices
- A separate adapter is needed for a wired connection, and it's not included in the box
- Lacks Google Assistant support
- Android users may find the Quick Tuning feature is not as capable as the iOS version
- Isn't designed for outdoor use
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Era 100 has better sound quality with cleaner bass and can playback stereo content without downmixing to mono, compared to Sonos One/One SL
- Era 100 is more affordable and compact but lacks Dolby Atmos support, compared to Sonos Era 300
- Era 100 is cheaper but doesn't have a built-in battery for portability, compared to Sonos Move 2
Takeaway: The Sonos Era 100 is a versatile wireless speaker with great sound, enhanced bass, and easy integration with streaming services. It's a solid choice for anyone seeking a compact, all-in-one speaker that delivers both convenience and quality audio for an immersive listening experience.
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Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Beam
387
/
Released
2021
From music to films, the latest generation of Beam enriches all your entertainment with powerful and precise sound from wall to wall.
Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Product Strengths
- Great upgrade for TV sound, especially dialogue clarity due to its dedicated center channel
- Simple to set up and use, integrating seamlessly into the Sonos ecosystem via the Sonos app
- Amazon Alexa voice assistant built-in
- Compact design, good for smaller rooms, yet still provides room-filling sound
- Can be expanded into a full 5.1 surround sound system with other Sonos speakers
Product Considerations
- Lacks deep bass compared to soundbars with a dedicated subwoofer
- No full HDMI In ports
- Google Assistant support has some lag
- AirPlay 2 support, though it does not have Bluetooth connectivity
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Sonos Arc: The Arc is more versatile, with eARC and Atmos support, deeper bass, and better surround/height performance, but the Beam performs better at max volume, and is more compact
- Vs Sonos Playbar: The Beam is better because it has a more neutral sound profile, sleek design, supports ARC via an adapter, and is AirPlay compatible
Takeaway: The Sonos Beam is a compact and versatile soundbar that significantly enhances TV audio and offers smart speaker capabilities with voice control. Its easy setup and expandability make it a great choice for smaller rooms, providing a seamless entry into the Sonos ecosystem.
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Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Roam 2
167
/
Released
2024
Astonishingly lightweight, durable and powerful, Roam 2 makes it easy to enjoy Sonos sound everywhere life takes you.
Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Product Strengths
- Dedicated Bluetooth pairing button makes connecting easier
- Good sound quality for its size
- IP67 rating makes it dustproof and waterproof
- Integrates well into existing Sonos ecosystem
Product Considerations
- Battery life is around 10 hours, which is less than some competitors
- Some reviewers experienced frustrating WiFi setup issues
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Anker offers high-res Bluetooth and a speakerphone for less money
- It doesn't have as much bass and treble by default as JBL Flip 6, but can be adjusted
Takeaway: The Roam 2 is a well-built, portable speaker with a good sound that is easy to connect to Bluetooth devices and other Sonos products. It's a good choice if you want to take your Sonos system with you.
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Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Roam SL
188
/
Released
2022
Astonishingly lightweight, durable and powerful, Roam 2 makes it easy to enjoy Sonos sound everywhere life takes you.
Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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Product Strengths
- Quality audio performance at moderate volume levels
- Streams via AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi
- Waterproof and dust-tight build with an IP67 rating
Product Considerations
- Lacks a microphone, so it doesn't support voice control
- It is a mono speaker
- Not as powerful as some similarly priced portable speakers
- Dynamics seem compressed at high volumes, and some elements lose detail
- Firmware update and account creation may be required for initial pairing and full functionality
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Sonos Move: Sonos Move gets louder, brings more bass, and lasts longer on its battery, the Roam SL has a smaller, more portable design
- Vs Sonos One Gen 2/One SL: Sonos One Gen 2 offers a better-balanced sound profile that can produce a more extended low bass
Takeaway: The Sonos Roam SL is a portable and durable speaker that streams via multiple methods, making it convenient for listening at home or on the go. If you already have a Sonos system and do not need a microphone, this is a good option to add to it.
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Sonos pioneered multi-room wireless audio with their proprietary SonosNet mesh network, which ensures synchronized streaming across multiple speakers without relying on traditional Wi-Fi. Their products feature Trueplay technology that automatically tunes speakers to room acoustics, while supporting multiple voice assistants and streaming services across their platform-agnostic ecosystem.
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