Adorama has
Sonos Roam Wireless Bluetooth Speaker (Shadow Black or Lunar White) for $179 - $80 when you apply code
JHCE8394 at checkout under Payment =
$99.
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Features:
- Enjoy rich, detailed sound with this portable Sonos Roam Bluetooth speaker, anywhere!
- Seamless smart home control: Use voice commands with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
- Roam's long-lasting battery lets you groove to your favorite tunes for up to 10 hours.
- IP67 waterproof rating makes this wireless speaker perfect for poolside jams and beach days.
- Effortlessly connect via WiFi or Bluetooth for non-stop music streaming at home or away.
- Take advantage of the easy to use design and bring high-quality audio on all your adventures.
Includes:
- Sonos Roam Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
- 3.9' USB Type-C to USB Type-A Cable
- Sonos 1 Year Limited Warranty
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The Sonos Roam is a compact Bluetooth speaker that shines when you want Sonos sound, AirPlay, and a shower-friendly, rugged design without living in the app. The hardware gets praise, and AirPlay lets it work after setup with little or no Sonos app use. Sound is described as consistent for the Sonos lineup, but the small battery-powered design draws repeated complaints about UI and app problems, and some units reportedly fail to wake up again after the battery dies. It is a better fit for light, portable use than for anyone expecting Move-level performance.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. It supports AirPlay, so you can stream to it directly and only need the Sonos app for initial setup. That makes it usable as a simple AirPlay speaker if you want to avoid the app.
It can. Reports mention units that fail to turn back on after the battery dies, and some owners have gone through multiple replacements. One owner also says their unit charges about once every two weeks with daily shower use, so battery life can vary by unit.
If you want the fuller Sonos experience, the Move is the safer choice and the Roam is often described as a step down in sound and overall satisfaction. The Move 2 is much more expensive, though, at about $300 refurbished, so waiting for a sale may make more sense.
The app was reportedly broken by a major update and later fixed, but some issues still remain. If you rely on the app heavily, that can still affect the experience even though AirPlay avoids most of it.
Yes. The Roam Gen 2 is the better pick here; the Gen 1 is associated with poor UI and premature battery failures. If you're buying Roam, this deal is best viewed as a Gen 2 value play rather than a Gen 1 recommendation.
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I gave my Roam to my daughter. Told her to connect to it via AirPlay so she doesn't even bother with the app. She doesn't even know an app exists.
I have a ton of Sonos products. S2 & S1 compatible speakers.
I have 3 stereo sets of Play 5's that I connected an Apple AirPort Express 2 to each pair to Airplay to. I rarely use the S1 app except when I'm playing music with a Sonos amp connected to a stereo pair of Orb Audio speakers (2 per pair) with sub. I have a spare Airport that I'll eventually connect it to.
I have a couple Arcs, a Beam, a Ray all paired with Play: 1's for surround and either a Sub or Sub Mini. I also rarely use the S2 app except for setup as each set are for TVs, so just volume control via remote. And if I really wanted to play music, I can Airplay to them.
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