Testseek.com have collected 140 expert reviews of the Sonos Move bluetooth portable speaker and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sonos Move bluetooth portable speaker.
September 2019
(83%)
140 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Awesome sound quality, Weatherproof and drop-proof, Alexa and Google Assistant support
Big and heavy, Expensive
In short, I love the Sonos Move. I was initially surprised at how big and heavy the Sonos Move was and at 3kg and nigh on a foot tall, it isn't a speaker you're going to want to sling your backpack. But if you want great sound quality you have to accept s...
Can integrate with a home Sonos speaker network, On-the-go tunes
Not as feature-rich when using Bluetooth, Cant be used as rear cinema speakers
Having waited this long for a Sonos portable speaker, the company had to pull something special out of the bag, and it has. There's flexibility here with the Sonos Move in terms of how it can be used, from on-the-go portable playback to being part of an i...
Published: 2019-09-18, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Open, large-scale sound, Neat charging base, Auto Trueplay is effective, Multi-room smarts,
Expensive, No aptX Bluetooth support, Not class-leading sound, Big for a portable speaker,
Sonos's first venture beyond the home turns out to be a bit of a surprise. While many, including us, would have expected something like a Sonos One with a battery pack, or possibly something even smaller, more portable and more affordable, few could have...
Excellent sound quality, Durable and water-resistant design, Bluetooth capabilities, AirPlay 2, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa support, Stereo pairing
Heavy and therefore not all that portable, Quite expensive, No voice control in Bluetooth mode, Can't use two Sonos Move speakers as surrounds
We've been waiting a long time to see Sonos launch a portable speaker with Bluetooth streaming. In fact, we asked co-founder Tom Cullen about a portable speaker back in 2015, so it's something we've been pining after for a while.The Move is bigger and hea...
It's an impressive first look at Sonos' first ever Bluetooth speaker. It features all that you'd expect from a Sonos speaker that lives in the home, but can also function outdoors. It comes at a significant price, and given its size and weight it isn't ex...
Durable, Portable, Bluetooth capabilities, Sonos features, Waterproof, Great sound, AirPlay 2, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa support
Quite expensive despite durability, Heavy,
We've been waiting a long time to see Sonos launch a portable speaker. In fact, we asked co-founder Tom Cullen about a portable speaker back in 2015, so it's something we've been pining after for a while.Is the Sonos Move portable Bluetooth speaker everyt...
The Sonos Move is the portable speaker we've been hoping the company would make for years. And it lives up to our expectations after some hands-on time.Sonos has carefully thought about the design and audio features the Move needs to be successful.On the...
I was surprised at how big and heavy the Sonos Move was. At 3kg and nigh on a foot tall, this is not a speaker you're going to be just dropping in your backpack without thinking about it. But it is a speaker Sonos fans have been requesting for ages.This i...
The Move is the newest member of the family, and whilst it's not the smallest, it still has all the same principles as its over-achieving brothers and sisters, but it's a bit more worldly with the ability to leave the house and roam far. Thing is, there...
Published: 2019-09-05, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Open, large-scale sound, Neat charging base, Auto Trueplay is effective, Multi-room smarts,
Expensive, No aptX Bluetooth support, Not class-leading sound, Big for a portable speaker,
Sonos's first venture beyond the home turns out to be a bit of a surprise. While many, including us, would have expected something like a Sonos One with a battery pack, or possibly something even smaller, more portable and more affordable, few could have...
