Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound. But it doesn’t seem like holding much battery charge.

Had to buy a replacement as my old one just stopped working. Hopefully the Roam 2 will last longer than the first version.

The Sonos Roam is an excellent addition to my existing system and it’s portable so I can use it anywhere

For the size and ease of use this speaker has fantastic sound and volume! I can hear this clearly throughout my whole apartment!!

This is s great replacement for my to Blast. I am now able to stream my siriusxm via Alexa again.

Sound good individually. Bought 2 to pair up as stereo. One side seems to drop off from time to time. Definitely noticeable.

I have several Sonos devices, they are all great, and the Roam is no exception.

Sonos is the absolute GOAT with electronics. 10/10

This is the second one I bought. I had no choice, the one I bought two years. The sound is good. It is not sturdy.

Very flexible multi room speakers. These have the best controls of anything on the market

I listen to it on my patio it's great, it's going to be a good summer!

Great product and love the ability to network the speakers together to provide whole house system.

It seems either the value is too loud or too soft. It’s hard to use the volume buttons to get the sound level you want. Also the sound quality isn’t much better than Apple HomePod.

I was disappointed with this product because the sound quality isn't even close to that of my other Sonos speakers.

It does exactly what it’s supposed to do and does it well.

The speaker looks pretty and all that. However, the user interface on the app is horrible. And uh, the interface on the speaker itself was beyond frustrating. I could never get it to connect through the app and on top of that, the volume was disappointing. Gimmick. Next.

I like the fact that I can connect via WiFi and able to link with my other Sonos equipment.

The sales person told me the sonos 5 speaker has 13 speakers in it

It's better than roam 1st generation, and Bluetooth optional

As a long-time Sonos fan with speakers in nearly every room of my house, I had high hopes for the Roam 2. Sadly, this product has proven to be the first time Sonos let me down—hard. Let’s start with the fact that my first Roam 2 flat-out didn’t work. Just dead on arrival. After the hassle of a return and replacement (not exactly the “portable convenience” they advertised), I was hoping round two would redeem itself. Spoiler: it didn’t. This speaker constantly disconnects from Bluetooth for no reason. It turns off randomly, even with a full battery—or at least what the battery says is full. That battery? It drains faster than my will to keep troubleshooting this overpriced paperweight. I'm talking about losing charge while it’s doing nothing. I’ve seen gas station Bluetooth speakers with more stamina. Sonos nailed the home audio experience, but with the Roam 2, they somehow managed to cram the soul of a temperamental toaster into a premium-priced speaker. It’s buggy, unreliable, and honestly just not worth the aggravation.