Sonos’ Move, the company’s first portable speaker, filled a big hole in the Sonos ecosystem by finally letting you extend your tunes outside. Its update, the Move 2, improves on the concept in every ...

For its entire history, Sonos has prided itself on delivering high-quality, wireless home audio. Among other things, that's meant using WiFi rather than Bluetooth to stream music. Even as "premium" ...

Capable of deftly revealing sound. Exemplary control options. High standard of build and finish. Loud. Better battery life. Sonos did rather imply that it had more or less invented Bluetooth simply by ...

The Sonos Move is the company’s first (and so far only) speaker with a battery. Obviously, batteries eventually die — Sonos knew this and offered a way for Move owners to get their battery replaced.

Sonos fans are a demanding bunch, and it's their high expectations that have shaped the evolution of the Sonos Move 2. While you might, at first glance, think little has changed from the portable ...

They’re not the long-rumored headphones, but Sonos has announced the new Move 2, the second-generation version of its portable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth speaker. It’s been four years since the original Move ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Sonos’ next portable speaker will carry over the redesigned controls that debuted on the Era 100 and 300. Its USB ...

With the Roam and Move in its vast lineup of premium audio products, Sonos has two fully wireless Bluetooth speakers that are both great options for providing super sound. But, that begs an important ...

The Move 2 sounds better than its predecessor, and the battery life is more than twice as long. It also has new controls that match the Era 300's, and a new olive green finish. But compared to the Era ...

Michael Bizzaco has been writing about and working with consumer tech for well over a decade. With a background in home theater sales, installation and repair, Michael's hands-on reviews, how-to ...