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Need to do an international travel with 1 stop. What are the recommendations for Move 2? Should I take it in my Carry-on or check it in? Is it allowed in a checked baggage? And if I do carry with me, any issues with scanners in the US and also during the change of plane? It’s also fairly heavy (7 pounds) so making sure I do the right thing
Hey,just one quick wish: As it would be good for battery health - it would be nice if you can limit the maximum charging capacy of move/roam/play to 80% or 90% on demand by adding a switch under options. Thank you!
When someone borrows my sonos move,can they just download the app and connect via Bluetooth or do they need my login info?
Is it just me, or is anyone else a bit underwhelmed by how the new Play speaker sounds, especially muddy mids? This could just be my expectation vs. ….It doesn’t sound bad, it just doesn’t sound $279-ish good. I’ll always remember how great the first listen of my Arc/SL 100s/Sub3 was, now updated with a pair of Era 300s; and still is!Other considerations:The build quality is excellent It was super easy to set up I’m listening via wifi with lossless codec from AppleMusic Auto True-play does very little, if anything It would be nice if Sonos would engineer a multi-band EQ, like every other modern speaker on the market ...instead of relegating us to the bass/treble only I’ll definitely give it a week, but like with the Beam and Ray my first impression seems to be the one that sticks. Both of those items were returned.
Why is Bluetooth stereo pairing still not possible with two Roam SLs?I recently contacted Sonos Support and was told this feature might eventually be added through a future update. Honestly, I really hope Sonos listens to the community on this one.The Roam SL is almost the PERFECT portable speaker:compact lightweight great sound easy to travel withBut there’s one huge missing feature:👉 Using TWO Roam SLs as a true stereo pair in Bluetooth mode.Right now, stereo pairing only works over Wi-Fi inside the Sonos ecosystem. But when traveling, hiking, staying in hotels, going to the beach, camping, or simply listening outdoors, Wi-Fi is often unavailable or inconvenient.Imagine how amazing this would be:put two Roam SLs in a backpack connect directly via Bluetooth enjoy real left/right stereo sound anywhereMany other portable speaker brands already support Bluetooth stereo pairing, so it feels like the hardware should absolutely be capable of it.This would make the Roam SL one of the BEST
There are old articles on here about the Roam having issues with the wireless charger and not maintaining charge. My Roam 2 is only a few months old and I assumed buying the charging bundle was the way to go.After all these years, why on EARTH have they not figured out the wireless charging bug that even Google search says is a known bug?!There should never be a situation where the speaker could sit on the wireless charging base and end up in a state where it will die and be inoperable until you physically plug in a USBC cable. It's wild this is allowed to still be an issue.
To the Sonos Support and Development Team,I am writing to express my deep frustration regarding the fundamental software limitations of the Sonos Roam. I purchased this device specifically for its "smart" capabilities over competitors' Bluetooth-only speakers, yet these features are practically unusable outside of my home network.My primary grievances are as follows:1. Failure of the "Roam" Concept:It is unacceptable that in 2026, a premium device named "Roam" cannot seamlessly manage multiple Wi-Fi networks. When I take the speaker to a friend's house or a relative's home, the device fails to adapt to the new environment.2. Forced Factory Resets: Currently, the only reliable way to connect the speaker to a new Wi-Fi network is a full Factory Reset. Forcing a user to wipe their entire configuration and system history just to change locations is an outdated and poor user experience for a modern smart device.3. Insufficiency of "Bluetooth Mode" as a Solution: While I am aware the Roam h
have been happy with Move 2. - til now. today it sounds “tinny” with a “far away” quality to the sound. Please help me fix this! >i have not changed anything.> Trueplay is ON.>Playing with equalizer (a poor one — make this better Sonos!) didn’t help. How do i fix this please!!!
I found a Roam speaker at Gatwick Airport. please get in touch if it is yours
Avec quel autre produit puis-je compter ma spaire sonos Move 2
Reconnect device (Move) to existing system
Probably elementary, but I’m from the vinyl age. I’ve set up a pair of Roam2 for use with my home Sonos system. If I take them when I travel and connect them with another device, will I then have to set them up again for my home system when I return.
Are replacement batteries the same for the OG Move and Move 2?
I can NOT believe i have spent hundreds and hundreds of pounds on the new Sonos move 2 and two roam speakers only to find out they cant be played at the same time via bluetooth using my iPhone 16 pro max what an absolute JOKE !!!! So unhappy
Bonjour a tous,J aimerais savoir si je peux connecter et regrouper plusieurs SONOS portables (pack aventure) à mon application Sonos... sachant que j ai un salon (un beautybar) et certaines pieces sont en sous sol donc pas de connection Wifi... pensez-vous que si j achète ce genre d enceintes portables je pourrai aussi avoir du son dans les pièces du bas ?
Hi everyone,I'd like to suggest a feature for Sonos's portable speakers, specifically the Move and Move 2: the ability to turn them on remotely via Bluetooth.Similar to how the Bose SoundLink Micro works, this feature (Bluetooth Low Energy) would let us wake up a Sonos portable speaker from a powered-off state just by connecting to it with a Bluetooth-enabled device. This would be incredibly convenient, as it would eliminate the need to physically go to the speaker to turn it on—a quick Bluetooth connection would do the trick as long as you're in range.This feature could also be a great help when a speaker goes missing inside a bag or elsewhere in the home, as you could locate it by connecting to it and playing audio.I hope this is something that can be added through a future firmware update, assuming the hardware/software of the Move and Move 2 supports it.What are your thoughts on this idea?
Quando non si usa può stare sulla base di ricarica o bisogna toglierlo? Moderator Note: Google Translate- When not in use, can it stay on the charging base or do you have to remove it?
Hi, can you help me?how to connect 2 roam 2 speakers via bluetooth?It could be even mono connection.
Does anyone have a Move 1 Box they do not require any longer?Moderator edit: Warning - do not share private details online
I wonder if I can keep my newly bought Roam 2 wired at all times… or for most of the day, or if this practice could affect the battery life. TIA
I brought a Roam 2 in Green and it’s beautiful. However, I see the wireless chargers are only available in black or white. I can’t be the only one who would love to have one that matches my speaker?It seems like a no brainer to me, if you offer the speakers in a range of colours why can’t I have the accessories to match? Come on Sonos, any chance of making this happen? Please?
When will sonos update the app so there is possible to change equalizer settings trough the app, even when you are connected via bluetooth. I really love the products but for the pricetag it should be possible to use same app as when it is connected to wifi.
First comes Roam, then Come Move, next is Wander, Stray, Range????? I was thinking something like the five x2 or the roam x2 or era 300 x2 in travel and weather proof form with 24hr batters and other goodies…
I currently have an original Move and would like to add a Move 2. Is it possible to link them together with Bluetooth for use in a room with no WiFi?
I am thinking of using a Move 2 to solve an outdoor movie scenario issue I have.I am using a 1080p projector, with a 30’ screen that is around 50’ from the PJ. The PJ has a 10W speaker, and that is lame, and no usable audio options except a 3.5mm jack. I did try a P5:Gen 1 at max volume, which was better but still insufficient. That was also located next to the PJ ie behind the audience, which isn’t ideal.My idea is to get a 3.5mm->Bluetooth adapter for the PJ, then stick a Move 2 under the ‘screen’ (its really the neighbor’s exterior wall). There is no power near this location.What is the range of Bluetooth in clear air, with little RF interference?How much louder will a Move 2 be than a P5:Gen1?(Yes, this is not an audio-grade setup, I am aware of the limitations of my scenario, I just need more volume)
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