Although Sonos is better known for whole-home audio solutions than wireless speakers, the Sonos Roam 2 delivers the brand’s sound quality in a portable package. It also fixes the biggest issue with the original Sonos Roam — headaches related to enabling Bluetooth functionality — with a new dedicated Bluetooth button. In other words, the Sonos Roam 2 is a better speaker for taking on the go, even if most of the key specs are the same.
As someone who has tested dozens of the best Bluetooth speakers, Sonos has a major thing going for it in an increasingly saturated market: the Sonos Roam 2 is compatible with the entire Sonos ecosystem, including popular products like the Sonos Arc soundbar and Sonos Era 100. Whether it’s playing a part in a larger system or powering your life’s soundtrack on its own, I found it delivers sizable sound for its compact size.
