#SONOS ROAM REVIEW MANUAL#
#SONOS ROAM REVIEW PORTABLE#

My Sonos Roam review test sample comes in a shade called Lunar White but it is also available in a shade of Shadow Black. A wireless Qi-charging pedestal is available to charge it but it is sold separately.Įxternally, the Sonos Roam has the dimensions of a half-sized can of Pringles crisps with a similarly tube-shaped, rounded form factor while weighing a waifishly light 430g. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have a charging plug but with the majority of smartphone users out there already owning one, it shouldn’t be a major problem and it charges just fine if you plug it into a laptop.

#SONOS ROAM REVIEW MANUAL#

Slide it open and you get the speaker itself, the obligatory quick start manual and a USB-C to USB-A cable for charging it. According to Sonos, the packaging itself is sourced from 100% sustainably sourced paper, which does give it quite a bit of eco cred if you are of a mind. My Sonos Roam review unit came in a modest cardboard box that belies its pedigree.

#SONOS ROAM REVIEW PORTABLE#

The clincher here is that the Sonos Roam is half the price of the Move at just RM1,099 while the Move itself is a substantial RM2,499, making the Sonos Roam a significantly more affordable portable entry in the Sonos speaker line-up short of the Sonos One SL that’s intended primarily for indoors use at RM999. It also comes with improved water resistance too in a far smaller form factor that can be stuffed into a backpack without undue trouble. The Sonos Roam is their latest take on the concept after the debut of their Sonos Move in 2019 and leverages on all the lessons learned from the earlier Move. Sonos is best known for their array of speakers that are primarily indoors solutions with seamless wireless connectivity but they’ve been trying their hand at some outdoor solutions of late. Sonos Roam Review – Setup and Performance.

Sonos roam review