Sonos Roam Portable Speaker Review

Best accessory for the Sonos Roam.

I am in love with the Sonos Spaekers. Currently owned Sonos Roam Portable Smart Speaker, 2 Sonos One Gen 1 Wireless Speakers, 2 Sonos One Gen 2 Wireless Speakers, 3 Sonos One SL Wireless Speakers and 1 Sonos 5 Wireless Speaker through my house. Interested in be buying near future another Sonos 5, Sonos Amplifier and Sonos Subwoofer.

I have ditched all my other speakers for SONOS , i own the entire collection except Roam!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Portable Bluetooth Speaker is so nice and sleek  the quality is really amazing and the sound that comes from the portable speaker sounds great.  However, the design so unique and  I like how you can carry it on the go wherever you choose.  One thing like about the  Portable Bluetooth Speaker is how it has a arm wristlet that you can carry in hand   and also how easy it is to connect it to your Bluetooth as well.  Overall,  I would definitely recommend to anyone whose looking for a really great  portable speaker  to use anytime you like.  Nonetheless, it's very easy to charge it which is awesome.

Recently bought after comparing to UE Mega Boom and Sonos Roam. Pairs easily and sounds great. I also like that it floats. Feels very sturdy. Charged faster than some reviews I read - Charging is not a negative compared to others in its class...

We are so taken by the crystal clear sound that we ordered more speakers. We now have 5 speakers, The 5, two Sonos One's, The Move, and The Roam. When all these play at the same time it sounds as if we are in a concert hall. Great speaker and great customer service. Thank you, Victor

I compared side x side the Sonos Roam and the Marshall Emberton II, and although both speakers offered a different (but definitely great) sound experience , my preference leaned more towards the Emberton II. No matter what your music genre, if your listening bias is more "old school" , where you like more bass to your music - you can't go wrong with the Emberton II. Dob;t read too much into this review, the EMberton II is not going to rattle windows, but if you are realistic about your sound expectations, particularly from such a small form factor - the Emberton II is a great sounding little speaker. I do have to give credit where credit is due - both the Sonos Roam and the Emberton II are great products in their own right, but my personal preference for sound reproduction was best delivered by the Emberton II.

It's expensive but super, I have the old Sonos One and a Bose Portable speaker as well, I wish I'd bought a Sonos Move instead of the Bose then I could control all three using the Sonos App, however, I can use Apple Music and AirPlay 2. I like to play the spacial music on the Era 300 but I can only do that if I play the music through one speaker. I have a Sonos One in the computer/back bedroom, the Era 300 in the dining area and the Bose in the rarely used family room, near the patio doors so I can take it on the front porch. They all sound OK with the Era 300 superb.

I use them in my living room. I plan to use my older Bose Portable speaker upstairs in a small office. Called Sonos to get online help with set up, although physically challenged, was rewarded with incredible sound & clairy Love these Sonos Speakers!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker really does pack a punch when it comes to playing music. It came with enough charge to connect to my devices and test out the speaker. Connecting to my devices was easy!! The sound this speaker produces is amazingly clear.