Sonos - Move 2 Portable Durable Smart Speaker (Each) - Black - Open Box - Good

Lots of great sound from small speaker. Like that it has a rubber type bottom, keeps it from moving around. The halo type charger is great just drop the speaker in and it charges quickly. When it's done just take it out no plugging in or unplugging. The speaker is a bit heavy but I'm ok with that. The controls on top are sensitive to the touch. Haven't explored all the features but I Love it. I use it in all my rooms.

I love this speaker. Such good sound for the size. Really fills a room. With the dock the speaker is always charged. The battery lasts for ever if you take it with you for the weekend. The handle makes it easy to carry. The voice function is nice as well. I use that a lot when I'm making dinner in the evening, I just tell Sonos to play whatever I want to hear and go about my meal making. My only gripe are the buttons on the top. They work great but when you cannot see them they are hard to hit or not hit. For example I will put the speaker up higher in my garage sometimes and if I want to hit the pause button or change the volume it can be a bit of a challenge. Not a huge deal though. Would buy again and highly recommend. Looking at a sound bar next.

One of the better sounding portable speaker out. Only reason I give it 4 stars is battery life and not being able to charge it without the charging base. I tried charging it with a cell phone charging cable, doesn’t seem to work.

Favorite wireless speaker, my wired Klipsch passive speakers connected to about any amp sound better, but this thing has relatively small speakers inside of it, not a pair of 4” woofers and a dual 5.25” woofer center channel speaker (each seperate speaker unit has a 1”) tweeter and the amp is external makes it very versatile in a room setting as long as I have space for the setup, but I bought this one for portability so I can take it to the living room where a I bought a stand for it and and can just lift it out whenever and use it battery powered and The heavy-duty for Sonos Move 2 floor stand (made by Yibracki) keeps the sonos off the floor level and up at ear level where it’s more useful and less likely to get scrached. For a single seperate speaker unit that doesnt need an external amp and is portable, this sonos produces pleasing sound, although not a reference speaker. My passive speaker setup is $285 without amp and this sonos is $450, for this amount you can get the $150 set of 2 Klipsch r-41m bookshelf speakers, the $135 Klipsch R-52C center channel speaker and have $165, the $80 AIYIMA A07 300W class D stereo amp, $36 Amazon Basics 14-Gauge Audio Speaker Wire Cable 100ft will still leave you with $49 for $401 or $49 short of the this $450 sonos unit. The choice is yours but I have both although I chose the $300 wiim amp beacuse it offers steaming as does this sonos, but that choice of setup totals $621 or $171 more expensive up front than this sonos unit by it self or just $101 more expensive if you count the $70 stand for the sonos, but that then assumes you wont need speaker stands for the speakers and a table or bookstand for the amp and so on…

I've owned Sonos products for around 15 years now. This speaker is a solid Sonos speaker. I wanted a pair for my exterior balcony, and it's been great. The bass and crispness of sound that comes out of this speaker exceeded mt expectations. I also love that I'm able to take it down to the pool or anywhere for that matter. I find the battery life to be pretty good compared to other portable speakers I've owned. Overall, I would buy this speaker again without hesitation. Solid purchase if you're looking for something that's portable, but not sacrafising sound quality. This is just right!