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frontpageLeftBase posted May 23, 2026 07:19 PM
Sonos Roam 2 Ultra Portable Speaker w/ OtterBox Protective Carrying Case
+ Free S&H$134
$219
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It's a decent small speaker which punches above it's weight for the size. The battery life is 10 hours which is low for the speaker of this size. Many reviewers claim it has terrible sound quality at high volumes but it sounded pretty good to me. I just have way too many great speakers thanks to Slickdeals.
Overall, at this price point I'd much rather get Marshall emberton 3 from best buy (which is hilariously enough worse than emberton 2) which could be bought for 99 USD right now, has better sound (yet a little larger), more suitable for outdoors use and has a 3x battery size.
It's a decent small speaker which punches above it's weight for the size. The battery life is 10 hours which is low for the speaker of this size. Many reviewers claim it has terrible sound quality at high volumes but it sounded pretty good to me. I just have way too many great speakers thanks to Slickdeals.
Overall, at this price point I'd much rather get Marshall emberton 3 from best buy (which is hilariously enough worse than emberton 2) which could be bought for 99 USD right now, has better sound (yet a little larger), more suitable for outdoors use and has a 3x battery size.
Emberton III if: You need to take hands-free phone calls on your speaker, prefer having a physical power button, or want the latest Bluetooth technology (Auracast).
Emberton II if: You want to save some money and you prioritize daisy-chaining multiple speakers together using Stack Mode, which is noticeably missing from the newer generation.
Emberton III if: You need to take hands-free phone calls on your speaker, prefer having a physical power button, or want the latest Bluetooth technology (Auracast).
Emberton II if: You want to save some money and you prioritize daisy-chaining multiple speakers together using Stack Mode, which is noticeably missing from the newer generation.
It's a decent small speaker which punches above it's weight for the size. The battery life is 10 hours which is low for the speaker of this size. Many reviewers claim it has terrible sound quality at high volumes but it sounded pretty good to me. I just have way too many great speakers thanks to Slickdeals.
Overall, at this price point I'd much rather get Marshall emberton 3 from best buy (which is hilariously enough worse than emberton 2) which could be bought for 99 USD right now, has better sound (yet a little larger), more suitable for outdoors use and has a 3x battery size.
Still overpriced for me but just wanted to mention it's not just a "dumb" BT speaker.
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