Sonos Move 2 - Black - Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker

The Sonos Move 2 is an absolute game-changer when it comes to portable wireless speakers. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this was a premium product. The sleek design, solid build quality, and attention to detail immediately stood out. It feels sturdy yet elegant, blending seamlessly into any space while being rugged enough for outdoor use.Setting up the speaker took a bit of effort due to the Sonos app, which isn't the most intuitive, but once configured, the experience was nothing short of amazing. The sound quality is simply phenomenal—rich, well-balanced, and incredibly immersive. The bass is deep yet not overpowering, and the mids and highs are crystal clear, making everything from podcasts to music sound incredible. The stereo separation is impressive for a portable speaker, and it easily fills a room or outdoor space with dynamic, high-quality audio.Battery life is another highlight, lasting hours on a single charge, making it perfect for long listening sessions without constantly needing to plug in. The ability to switch seamlessly between WiFi and Bluetooth adds another layer of convenience, ensuring uninterrupted playback whether I'm at home or on the go. Plus, the built-in voice assistant functionality is a great bonus for hands-free control.Pros:Exceptional sound quality with deep bass and clear highsDurable, weather-resistant build for indoor and outdoor useSeamless WiFi and Bluetooth connectivityLong battery life for extended playbackElegant and modern design that complements any spaceCons:The Sonos app is not the most user-friendly for setupOverall, the Sonos Move 2 is worth every penny for those looking for a high-performance portable speaker. Once past the initial setup, it delivers an unmatched audio experience with versatility and convenience. Highly recommend!

Wow! Impressed with the engineering. Great sound, great battery life. The connections with bluetooth, Airplay, Sonos all work well.– Crisp upper range– Very good resonance in the bass range– Clear mid-range– Reliable connectivityThe addition of battery saving settings on WiFi helps make the battery drain slower by placing the speaker into standby when no signal is received, reducing the frequency of charging on the base station. Opening the Sonos app wakes up the speaker. After a timeout (I think this is around 30 minutes of inactivity) you press a button on the back of the speaker to wake it up.Really great to take this outside and either play music from a cell phone or Wifi.The Sonos app is slowly recovering from the awful software release last year. Most of the functions have been restored. It is not perfect, but very much improved. There are numerous music/podcast services available in the Sonos app. You can of course link your personal accounts (Pandora, Spotify, TuneIn, etc.) and access your favorites if you want. You can add any of your provider channels you like to a personal Sonos favorites list.It is worth the money.

This thing is awesome. I expected the speaker to be good but it takes it to another level. I use it in my home gym and wow, what a difference the full sound and pumping bass make to staying fit. The sound quality is superb and I love that it works so easily with Apple Airplay and Bluetooth. The battery life is excellent as well. No regrets.

Sonos has created an incredible high fidelity speaker with totally unreliable connectivity.The over-wifi option via the Sonos App is totally unusable - it stutters at a constant rhythm and skips songs. The first 10 seconds of any song I play get skipped. So the only real option is to use AirPlay.Bluetooth seems to work okay, but as we all know - bluetooth quality is not utilizing the full range of the speaker.Airplay lets me hear about 85% of my music. The other 15% is stuttering, static, skipping, etc.Be great if you guys fixed your firmware. I like how these speakers sound, but I wish they didn't kill the vibe with the constant skipping, stuttering and static.Update: I spoke with a service technician today because my left speaker was quieter and more dull sounding than the right one, and she re-set the speaker remotely. When asked about the stuttering, skipping and static, she explained that this issue happens because the device cannot handle the high bitrate of lossless audio.What is the point of creating a high fidelity speaker if it cannot handle the bandwidth of the audio?UPDATE:Since the support agents told me the issue was due to my WiFi network being too slow, I upgraded my wireless router to a really beefy ASUS ROG one. All of my other wireless devices have significantly increased performance, but the Sonos Move 2 speakers? They still skip constantly while streaming high quality audio.