Sonos is having overheating issues with a "very low" number of its Roam speakers. Bloomberg reports that some users' portable ...

Sonos says that the speaker lasts 10 hours on a charge and can live in sleep mode for up to 10 days. The Roam can be recharged via USB-C or Qi wireless charging. Sonos says it’s selling a specific ...

Today, Sonos revealed its least expensive, most portable speaker yet, the Roam. It’s a follow-up of sorts to the Move, the company’s first portable speaker which debuted in 2019.

Turns out, Sonos is making another portable Bluetooth speaker called the Sonos Roam which will be available starting on April 20 for $169 (around £120, AU$220). While that sticker price is still ...

Significantly more expensive than non-Sonos-enabled Bluetooth speakers. I liked the original Sonos Roam enough to give it a 9/10, WIRED Recommends.

The Sonos Roam 2 isn’t just a Bluetooth speaker; it can also connect through Wi-Fi, which means that when you’re not using it outside of the home, it can technically be used as part of your ...

The Sonos Roam SL is also slightly cheaper than its predecessor, and is available to preorder now for $159 / £159/ AU$269 - it'll officially go on sale on March 15.

Sonos’ first portable speaker, the aptly named Move, is now available. The company revealed the new speaker in early September. The device is a rather large speaker that acts like a regular Sonos ...

In the past, Sonos hasn’t just refused to support the wireless technology that’s embedded in every single smartphone on the planet — it has openly mocked other companies’ Bluetooth ...