JBL Link 20 vs Sonos Roam

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So, let's briefly cover the pros and cons then, so i think the main pro for the rom is the flexibility of both wi-fi and bluetooth control. This sets ...

I use it for parties, I use it for taking a shower, do not put it in the shower. I use it. You know backyard parties, I use it to just leave in a kitc...

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) The Link 20 sounds best at 75 percent volume or less. It can get loud when cranked up, but you will get some distortion as you push the volume to max levels, particularly with bass-heavy and more complicated tracks that have a lot instruments playing at once.At times, it sounds better than the UE Megablast, which costs 50 percent more. That may sound like a strange thing to say, but all these wireless speakers have digital signal processors (DSP) that process sound in their own particular way

This does require the use of the Sonos app. While the app is pretty streamlined for the most part, I feel that they can definitely make it better. To use it, you must have a Sonos account. After setting that up, you can add the Roam as a device and set it up to hook up to your wifi network

I have a JBL Link 10 in the bathroom. Has great sound, works off battery, also supports Bluetooth so you could use it camping etc, waterproof (although I don't have it in the shower itself). It also works as part of a speaker group so when my morning routine kicks in and the radio starts and I go to the bathroom, just turn it on (takes about 30seconds to boot up) and it automatically joins in with the speaker group. I probably have to charge it every 3 weeks

I do enjoy taking it in and out of house and having my music all playing at once but the sound is weak. If you do not own any Sonos products and just want a portable Bluetooth speaker I would def pass on this item.

Battery not great, 4 hours off plug, but works fine for us as we keep it plugged in bathroom, then unplug to take into shower.

Good Sound, compact design, integrates well with SONOS platform. Battery seems to drain faster than I would have thought, but still acceptable. One draw back to this bundle package is they don't include a secondary block and charger, which would have been nice as price point is north of $200 and the base is a little clunky to grab and go. Nonetheless, the cord is a generic type which doesn't cost much