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Get brilliant sound anywhere with the all-new Sonos Move, the durable, battery-powered smart speaker for outdoor and indoor listening. Setup takes minutes, and control is simple with the Sonos app, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2, and your voice. Stream over WiFi and connect Move to the rest of your Sonos system at home. Switch to Bluetooth when you're away and offline. Amazon Alexa is built right in so on WiFi you can play music, check news, set alarms, get your questions answered, and more, completely hands free. Experience surprisingly deep bass, a wide soundscape, and automatic Trueplay tuning that perfectly balances the sound for where you are and what you're listening to. Enjoy up to 11 hours of continuous play time and deep, powerful sound. Easily recharge Move on the included base, or a compatible USB-C charger.

RTINGS

The best Bluetooth speaker that we've tested is the Sonos Move. This well-built model has built-in Alexa and Google Assistant capabilities, and it does an incredible job responding to your voice even if you aren't very close to it. While it isn't as small and portable as the Sonos Roam, the Move has a built-in carrying handle, so you can easily move it from room to room or take it outdoors.

Overall, it has a balanced, neutral sound profile suitable for listening to many different types of audio content. There are bass and treble adjustments available in the Sonos S2 app to help you customize its sound. You can also use it to pair two Sonos speakers together to create a stereo pair or amplify your music across a large, crowded party. It lasts over 10 hours off a single charge, which is suitable for long listening sessions, and it has an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, so it's certified for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours.

Unfortunately, while it can get pretty loud, compression artifacts are present when you play it at max volume, which can be disappointing if you like to use your speaker at crowded parties. Also, it has to downmix stereo content to mono when using it on its own, which doesn't sound as immersive. It offers a versatile overall performance that can please lots of different listeners.

The best outdoor smart speaker we've tested is the Sonos Move. This smart speaker offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in. You can activate your assistant with your voice, and it can hear you from far away and in noisy environments. You can even mute the speaker's mic when you no longer want it to hear you. Also, there's a hollow part at the back of this battery-powered speaker that acts as a handle, so you can transport your favorite music with you wherever you go.

It's well-built with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance that certifies it for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, meaning you can take it outside with you without needing to worry about it getting a bit wet. With its room correction feature turned on, it has a well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. You can also tweak its sound to your liking using the bass and treble adjustments featured in its companion app.

Unfortunately, there are some compression artifacts present at max volume that degrade the quality of your audio as you bump up the volume. Also, although you can create a stereo pair by connecting it to another compatible speaker, it has to downmix stereo content to mono when using it on its own, which isn't as immersive. If you're looking for a smart speaker you can use outdoors on your patio or by the pool, this versatile speaker is still a solid choice.

The best versatile Bluetooth speaker for bass that we've tested is the Sonos Move. While it doesn't produce a bass as deep as the Denon Home 350, it's battery-powered and has a built-in handle to help carry it, making it more portable. This well-built smart speaker also offers outstanding voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in.

With its room correction feature enabled, its sound profile is very well-balanced, making it suitable for listening to a wide range of music genres. Its Sonos S2 companion app features bass and treble adjustments you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. Its battery can also last over 10 hours from a single charge, which is great for long listening sessions, though this can vary depending on usage.

Unfortunately, while it gets decently loud, there's a lot of compression at max volume, which affects the clarity of your audio when listening at louder volume settings. It downmixes stereo content to mono, and its room correction feature is also only available with iOS devices. However, it's still a great choice if you're looking for a versatile speaker that can produce some bass.

The Sonos Move is the best smart waterproof Bluetooth speaker we've tested. This well-built Bluetooth speaker is rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, meaning it's certified for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours. It offers outstanding voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and can understand you from far and in noisier settings. With its room correction feature enabled, it has a neutral sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. You can also customize its sound to your liking using the bass and treble sliders featured in its companion app. That said, it lacks a thumpy and rumbling low bass.

While it's on the larger side, this smart, battery-powered speaker comes with a built-in handle, so you can easily take it outdoors with you to your poolside. However, if you're looking for a smaller portable waterproof speaker you can easily throw in your backpack on the go, you might want to look at the Sonos Roam. The Roam doesn't get as loud as the Move and doesn't produce as deep a bass. Its battery also doesn't last as long.

Sonos is an American company that manufactures high-end audio products like smart speakers and soundbars. Many of their speakers have built-in support for Alexa and Google Assistant, which is helpful if you like issuing voice commands. They often have well-balanced sound profiles that are well-suited to playing music. The companion app, Sonos S2, has bass and treble sliders, which lets you adjust the speaker's sound profile to your liking. Many Sonos speakers are for home use, with wired-only designs. The Sonos One Gen 2 and Sonos One SL can even be used as satellite speakers in some Sonos soundbar setups, like the Sonos Arc.

The Sonos Move is the best Sonos speaker we've tested. While it isn't as small as the Sonos Roam, this battery-powered speaker is still incredibly portable and comes with a built-in carrying handle to help transport it. It's rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, meaning it withstands direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, so you don't have to worry about it getting a bit wet when bringing it outside with you. Alexa and Google Assistant are built into this speaker and can hear you from far away and in noisy rooms. With its room correction feature enabled, it has a very well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to lots of different types of audio content. You can also tweak its sound to your liking using the bass and treble slider featured in its companion app. However, while it gets pretty loud, there are compression artifacts that degrade the quality of your audio as you bump up the volume. That said, this well-built smart speaker's versatility makes it one of the best Bluetooth speakers we've tested.

The best Bluetooth speaker with Alexa we&rsquo;ve tested is the Sonos Move. This portable Bluetooth speaker comes with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in, which you can use while connected to a Wi-Fi network. It has no trouble understanding your commands from far away and in noisier rooms, and you can mute its mic when you no longer want the speaker to listen to you. It&rsquo;s battery-powered and well-built, so you can easily move it from room to room or take it outside with you. Its battery life can also last over 10 hours from a single charge, making it great for long listening sessions, though this can vary depending on your usage habits and chosen volume levels.

Its sound profile is balanced, and its mid-range ensures voices and lead instruments are clearly and accurately reproduced in the mix. It has to downmix stereo content to mono, resulting in a soundstage that isn't as immersive. If you prefer having an Alexa speaker with a wider and more immersive-sounding soundstage, consider the Bose Home Speaker 500. However, it isn&rsquo;t as portable or as well-built as the Move.

The Sonos Move is the best speaker that we've tested to use at home overall. It offers excellent voice assistant support, with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in, and can understand your commands from far away and in noisier settings. Its sleek design helps this speaker easily blend in with most home decor. It's also battery-powered and comes with a built-in carrying handle, making it easy to move the speaker between rooms.

With its room correction feature enabled, it has a well-balanced sound profile, making it suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. Its balanced mid-range ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present in the mix. There are bass and treble adjustments featured in its companion app, which you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. It's also well-built with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, meaning it's certified to be protected against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours.

Unfortunately, while it can get pretty loud, there are a lot of compression artifacts present at max volume, so your audio doesn't sound as clean at louder volumes. Its room correction feature, called 'Trueplay', is currently only available with iOS devices. It also downmixes stereo content to mono when using it on its own and requires two units to play stereo audio. However, if you're looking for a good speaker to use at home, this versatile speaker would make a great choice.

The best Bluetooth speaker for iPhone that we've tested is the Sonos Move. It has low Apple AirPlay latency, so you can use it to watch videos and movies without many syncing issues between the visuals you see and the audio you hear. There's also a room correction feature currently only available with iOS devices which Sonos calls Trueplay, that adjusts the speaker's sound according to the unique acoustics of the room it's placed in.

With Trueplay enabled, the speaker has a very well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. Its balanced mid-range ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present in the mix, which is great for podcast and audiobook lovers. There are also bass and treble adjustments in its companion app to tweak its sound to your liking. This well-built battery-powered speaker is also incredibly portable. It isn't as small and as portable as the Sonos Roam.

Unfortunately, while it offers fantastic voice assistant support for Google Assistant and Alexa, it doesn't support Siri. Although it gets loud enough to fill large rooms with sound, there are a lot of compression artifacts that affect the quality of your audio at louder volume levels. However, if you own another compatible speaker, you can pair them together to create a stereo pair. If you're looking for a versatile speaker to connect your Apple devices to, it's still a solid choice.

The Sonos Move is the best portable speaker we've tested. This versatile battery-powered Bluetooth speaker comes with a built-in handle you can use to carry it from room to room. It offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and can easily understand you in noisy settings and when you're far away from the speaker. Its long-lasting battery life of over 10 hours makes it great for long listening sessions, though this varies depending on your usage habits.

With its room correction feature turned on, it has a fairly well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content, and there are bass and treble adjustments in its companion app that you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. It comes with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, certifying it to withstand direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, so you can take it outdoors without needing to worry about it getting wet or dirty.

Unfortunately, its room correction feature is currently only available with iOS devices. Although the speaker gets loud, there's a lot of compression present at max volume that degrades the quality of your audio as you increase the volume. Also, while it's portable, it isn't as small as the Sonos Roam, which you can easily throw in your backpack on the go. However, if you're looking for a portable speaker to use at home or outdoors, this versatile speaker is still a solid choice.

The best smart speaker we've tested is the Sonos Move. This well-built portable smart speaker comes with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and has little trouble registering your commands when you're far from the speaker or in noisier rooms. You can activate your assistant using your voice and can mute the speaker's mic when you no longer want it listening to you.

With its room correction feature enabled, it has a well-balanced sound profile, with a balanced mid-range that ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present in the mix. Its Sonos S2 app is also fantastic. It comes with bass and treble adjustments to customize the speaker's sound profile to your liking. You can also use the app to connect the speaker to other compatible speakers to create a stereo pair or when you want to listen to different audio in different rooms across your home at once.

Unfortunately, although it supports Apple AirPlay, it doesn't have Chromecast built-in. Its room correction feature is currently only available with iOS devices. It also struggles to reproduce the thump and rumble in low-bass that's typically present in bass-heavy music like hip-hop or EDM and has to downmix stereo content to mono to play it, which isn't as immersive. That said, it's still a great choice if you're looking for a versatile smart speaker to add to your home.

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Matching powerful sound with smart-home savvy, this portable Sonos speaker supports Airplay 2, Alexa, and Google Assistant.

Consumer Reports

CR’s take: The Sonos Move is the first portable Sonos speaker. It doesn't even need WiFi; it's Bluetooth-compatible, which allows easy streaming from a smartphone. But its large size and 6.7-pound weight make it better suited to a trip from the family room to the patio than a ride in a beach bag.
 As with the company's other models, the Move can sit at the heart of a WiFi-powered multiroom system and integrate with other Sonos speakers, most of which have done very well in our testing. It connects to Samsung SmartThings so you can control it, and all your other devices, from the same app. But it also has both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant built in so you can use the assistants via the speaker itself. You can even use them to control your other SmartThings-compatible devices with your voice.
 If you don't need the Move's portability or Bluetooth capabilities, the Sonos One is also compatible with SmartThings and offers the same support for Alexa and Google Assistant—and similar sound quality, albeit with a bit less bass and volume—at around half the price.

CR’s take: The Sonos Move is the first portable Sonos speaker. It doesn't even need WiFi; it's Bluetooth-compatible, which allows easy streaming from a smartphone. However, its large size and 6.6-pound weight make it better suited to a trip from the family room to the patio than a ride in a beach bag.
As with the company's other models, the Move can sit at the heart of a WiFi-powered multiroom system and integrate with other Sonos speakers, most of which have done very well in our testing.
It’s also an assistant-agnostic speaker. Like the Sonos One, the Move works with either Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also stream music to it through Apple AirPlay, but there's no built-in support for Siri.
If you don't need the Move's portability or Bluetooth capabilities, the Sonos One offers the same multiplatform smart speaker functionality—and similar sound quality, albeit with a bit less bass and volume—at around half the price.

The best Bluetooth speaker that we've tested is the Sonos Move. It's a premium, versatile choice that can please many different listeners, with built-in smart features so you can control it with your voice. With a sleek design, it fits easily into your home decor, and it's still portable enough to bring with you on the go. There's even an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, meaning that it's safe to use near pools and lakes, and it's certified for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes.

If you love listening to music, podcasts, and audiobooks, the speaker's a good choice for you, too. Simply connect your phone or other mobile devices over Bluetooth to stream your favorite tunes, and you enjoy a clear and accurate reproduction of voices and other instruments in the mix. Its room correction feature, found with other premium speakers, adjusts its audio output based on your room's unique acoustics, too, which is great. You even have bass and treble adjustments on hand if you want to customize its sound.

On the market for a smart speaker that you can use outdoors on your patio or by the pool? Check out the Sonos Move. While connected to a Wi-Fi network, it offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in. You can activate your assistant with your voice, and it can easily hear you from far away and in noisy environments. If you're worried about privacy, you can even mute its mic when you no longer want it listening to you. There's a hollow part at the back of this battery-powered speaker that acts as a handle, meaning you can transport your music and podcasts with you from your bedroom to the beach.

While it isn't as well-built as the Ultimate Ears MEGABOOM 3 and doesn't float in water, it's still rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, certifying it for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours. It means you can take it outside with you without worrying about it getting a bit wet. With its room correction feature turned on, it has a well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to different audio content. While its room correction feature is currently only available with iOS devices, Android users can still tweak its sound using the bass and treble adjustments featured in its companion app. If you're looking for a similar smart speaker that's even more portable, look at the Sonos Roam. However, it doesn't get as loud as the Move and has shorter battery life.

Looking for something more versatile? Check out the Sonos Move. While it doesn't produce bass as deep as the Denon Home 350, it still has a good amount of bass for its size and is more affordable. It's battery-powered, lightweight, and has a built-in handle to help carry it in one hand, making it significantly more portable than larger party speakers on this list, like the JBL PartyBox 310. With its room correction feature enabled, its sound profile is very well-balanced, making it suitable for listening to a wide range of music genres. Its Sonos S2 companion app also features bass and treble adjustments you can use to tweak its sound to your liking.

This well-built smart speaker also offers outstanding voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and has little trouble understanding your voice from far away and in noisier rooms. Its battery can last over 10 hours on a single charge, which is great for long listening sessions, though this can vary depending on usage. It's well-built, with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance that certifies it as protected against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours. It means you can take it outdoors without worrying about it getting wet or dusty.

Sonos is an American company that manufactures high-end audio products like smart speakers and soundbars. Many of their speakers have built-in support for Alexa and Google Assistant, which is helpful if you like issuing voice commands, and they're mainly for use at home. The Sonos One Gen 2 and Sonos One SL can even be used as satellite speakers in some Sonos soundbar setups, like the Sonos Arc. Sonos speakers often have well-balanced sound profiles that are well-suited to playing a wide variety of music genres. They also tend to come with a room correction feature Sonos calls Trueplay, which optimizes the speaker's sound according to the acoustics of the room it's placed in, though the feature is currently only available with iOS devices. The companion app, Sonos S2, has bass and treble sliders to adjust its sound to your liking.

The Sonos Move is the company's most versatile speaker. It's a portable Bluetooth speaker with built-in Alexa and Google Assistant, enabling you to control its sound hands-free. With its small design, you can bring it with you outside, and it's even rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, so you don't have to worry about getting caught in the rain. Music, movies, and podcasts all sound clear and accurate from the speaker, thanks to its balanced sound. You even have the Trueplay room correction feature on hand, as well as some bass and treble adjustments to further control its sound.

If you're looking for a more affordable Alexa speaker, check out the Sonos Move. It's another premium pick with a great voice assistant performance, so you can control it using either Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Like the Denon Home 350, it can understand you clearly, even if you're further away from the speaker or talking to it in a noisy room. Since it's battery-powered, this speaker is much more suitable to bring with you on the go. It's even rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, meaning it's certified to be protected against direct contact with water for up to three minutes, so you can take it out to the pool without worrying about long-term damage.

This speaker offers good sound quality, so your favorite songs are reproduced with clarity and detail, and you don't have any trouble following along with your favorite podcasts and audiobooks. That said, it doesn't reproduce quite as much low-bass as the Denon. As a result, you don't feel as much rumble, which is especially noticeable with bass-heavy genres like EDM and hip-hop. If you don't listen to audio with a lot of bass mixed in, it's not a big issue, and you even may find that its portability is worth the lesser bass performance. Overall, it's a great pick that can please lots of different types of listeners.

If you're looking for a more affordable home speaker, check out the Sonos Move. It's a well-built speaker with hands-free support thanks to its built-in Google Assistant and Alexa. Whether you're close to the speaker or further away, it doesn't have any trouble hearing your commands&mdash;and you can always mute the microphone when you don't want it to listen to you. Since it's battery-powered, it's a little more versatile than the Denon Home 350, as you can bring it on the go. The IP56 rating for dust and water resistance offers some protection when you're outdoors, too.

This speaker is a great choice for lots of different uses. Dialogue in podcasts and audiobooks is reproduced with clarity, and voices and lead instruments in your favorite tunes are pleasant and detailed in the mix. It doesn't produce quite as much low-bass as the Denon, but if you mostly listen to content without a lot of bass mixed in, it's not a big deal. Plus, you can always adjust its output with its bass and treble adjustments, which are available in the Sonos S2 app. You can pair it with other compatible speakers to spread audio across multiple rooms of your house, which is a nice touch.

The best Bluetooth speaker for iPhone that we've tested is the Sonos Move. This premium speaker comes with lots of features that are designed to make the most of your Apple products, including Apple AirPlay support. When connected, it's easy to stream music and podcasts from your iPhone to the speaker itself, and the low latency ensures that you don't notice any delays when you watch videos from your phone. With its versatile performance, it's a great choice for listening to lots of different audio content, and its portable design makes it easy to bring with you on the go. There's no support for Siri, but its built-in Alexa and Google Assistant abilities mean that you can still control its functions using your voice.

This speaker is also compatible with the Sonos S2 app, which you can download onto your iPhone to access more features and customization tools. You can adjust its bass and treble from the app, and you can access its Trueplay room correction feature, which uses a microphone built into the speaker itself to analyze your room's unique acoustics and adjust its output accordingly. Plus, you can pair it with other compatible speakers to amplify the sound through the space or even to other rooms in your home. It's a great smart speaker that can please a lot of different listeners thanks to its versatility.

The Sonos Move is the best portable Bluetooth speaker we've tested. This battery-powered Bluetooth speaker has a built-in handle you can use to carry it from room to room. Its long-lasting battery life of over 10 hours makes it great for long listening sessions, though this varies depending on your usage habits. It also comes with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, certifying it to withstand direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, so you can take it outside without worrying about it getting wet or dirty. With its room correction feature turned on, it has a fairly well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content, though the room correction feature is currently only available with iOS devices.

It has bass and treble adjustments in its companion app that you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. It also offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and can easily understand you in noisy settings and when you're far away from the speaker. If you don't care for voice assistants and just want a speaker to blast your favorite tunes, you might want to check out the Ultimate Ears HYPERBOOM, which offers better overall sound quality at max volume. It can get louder with less compression present at max volume. It also has a longer-lasting battery life of almost 24 hours, making it better suited for long listening sessions; however, it lacks voice assistant capabilities and isn't as small or portable.

If you want a portable speaker at a more affordable price, consider the Sonos Move. It's another premium offering with both Alexa and Google Assistant built-in. Like the Denon Home 350, the speaker has no trouble picking up your commands and understands you in noisy environments as well as if you're further away from the device. Since it's battery-operated, you can bring it with you on the go. The IP56 rating for dust and water resistance means it's certified for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes, so you're safe to use it poolside or while at the beach.

This speaker is a solid pick for listening to everything from music to podcasts to audiobooks, with a clear and detailed reproduction of voices and instruments in the mix. It's customizable, and you can use the Sonos S2 app to adjust its bass and treble. It doesn't bring as much low-bass as the Denon, so you don't get the deep rumble in bass-heavy genres like EDM and hip-hop. If you mostly listen to vocal-centric content like podcasts, which doesn't have a lot of bass mixed in, it's not a huge deal, but music lovers will notice a clear difference in the bass.

CR’s take: The Sonos Move is the first portable Sonos speaker. It doesn't even need WiFi; it's Bluetooth-compatible, which allows easy streaming from a smartphone. But its large size and 6.7-pound weight make it better suited to a trip from the family room to the patio than a ride in a beach bag. As with the company's other models, the Move can sit at the heart of a WiFi-powered multiroom system and integrate with other Sonos speakers, most of which have done very well in our testing. It connects to Samsung SmartThings so you can control it, and all your other devices, from the same app. But it also has both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant built in so you can use the assistants via the speaker itself. You can even use them to control your other SmartThings-compatible devices with your voice. If you don't need the Move's portability or Bluetooth capabilities, the Sonos One is also compatible with SmartThings and offers the same support for Alexa and Google Assistant—and similar sound quality, albeit with a bit less bass and volume—at around half the price.

CR’s take: The Sonos Move is the first portable Sonos speaker. It doesn't even need WiFi; it's Bluetooth-compatible, which allows easy streaming from a smartphone. However, its large size and 6.6-pound weight make it better suited to a trip from the family room to the patio than a ride in a beach bag.As with the company's other models, the Move can sit at the heart of a WiFi-powered multiroom system and integrate with other Sonos speakers, most of which have done very well in our testing.It’s also an assistant-agnostic speaker. Like the Sonos One, the Move works with either Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also stream music to it through Apple AirPlay, but there's no built-in support for Siri.If you don't need the Move's portability or Bluetooth capabilities, the Sonos One offers the same multiplatform smart speaker functionality—and similar sound quality, albeit with a bit less bass and volume—at around half the price.

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Once you become accustomed to the harmonious tones of a high-end home speaker, it can be a sobering disappointment that said speaker can't accompany you into the backyard during nice weather. The Sonos Move solves that problem with its internal battery that provides up to 10 hours of wireless listening enjoyment. It sounds great and looks handsome when sitting on its charging dock in your living room, and then can easily be moved into the backyard to provide a dulcet soundtrack for volleyball games and barbeques. It even sports IP56 water/dust resistance, meaning it can shed pool splashes and rain showers without harm. If your WiFi doesn't quite reach into your backyard, this is the only Sonos speaker that offers Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to beam music directly from your phone to the speaker sans WiFi network. Plus, it has built-in Alexa and Google Assistant. 
The downside is you'll have to pay a higher price for that beloved portability. And, with long battery life also comes more bulk. Clocking in at 6.6 pounds, the Sonos Move is noticeably heavy and larger than comparable hard-wired speakers. While this is fine for the backyard, you probably won't want to lug it to the beach or on picnics. This model is best for individuals who demand quality sound both inside and outside.
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I got a Sonos Move, and just bring it outside when needed—very flexible.  Can control over AirPlay 2 including via HomePods if you assign it to a room in the Home app (“Hey Siri, play Xxx on the Deck speaker”).

I took the plunge to HomeKit and am looking for good outdoor speakers that support airplay. I would prefer wireless but am open to anything.

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 There have been no other issues that we've experienced, so generally we are quite happy with the quality of the move and how reliably it works day to day. I don't get good Wi-fi coverage in my garden. Is there any way around that? Thankfully the move actually comes with a Wi-fi extender built in and we test. We tested this in our previous video and we were still skipping tracks about 50 meters from our wi-fi router before it struggled to keep on playing

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 At this point I'm thinking I would have been better off with a Home pod, even though it isn't portable. I can't recommend the Sonos Move at this time.

 I am so far unable to get my Sonos to reliably stream music with Alexa. I use Apple music as my default music service. It works fine with my old Amazon Echo, but know luck with my Sonos move. At first I could get it to play individual songs by asking, but no luck when issuing commands to play specific radio stations

Good sound, but problems trying to stream music makes it difficult to recommend.

 Here's why - It has the same great looks as I have come to expect from SONOS, but there is something about the material choices on this product that make it even better. It fits right in with my other SONOS speakers, while not taking up any more space than say a SONOS ONE. 3. Automatic Trueplay - it automatically adjusts its sound depending on where you place the speaker, making sure that it always sound its best

 I imagine this was pretty had to do, but it works really well. I put MOVE in some pretty challenging places inside and outside, and within 20 or 30 seconds or so it just fixes itself and sounds great again! 4. The WiFi range - I took MOVE outside and began to walk all around the outside my house and into the yard pretty far away and it never lost connection. SONOS did something special here with the WiFi to make it super robust

 I like having that feature so that I don't have to worry if there is WiFi or not wherever I might travel. 6. It feels solid - It has a great solid and balanced feeling to it. There is an integrated handle in the back that is just part of the design

The best SONOS speaker ever!

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The S1000MKII powered-speaker pair delivers best-in-class sound, looks nice, and comes with useful features such as built-in Bluetooth, bass and treble controls, and a remote.

There are few things that can do more to improve your quality of life while working at home than spectacular sound.
That’s where the Edifier S1000MkII comes in. We’ve never tested a speaker that sounds better than this stereo model. It features solid bass, clean extended highs, and, most of all, a gorgeous midrange that’s free of distortion and allows you to hear the instruments and voices in all their natural glory. 
When they’re properly placed, equidistant from side and back walls and preferably placed on stands some distance into the room, the Edifiers also do an amazing job of creating the illusion that the musicians are right there with you. Of course, that assumes that you have a decent-sized work space—these medium-sized speakers won’t work for a cubicle dweller or if you’ve converted a closet or a pantry into a micro-office.
The MkII is very similar to the older Edifier S1000DBs model, and our testers find them to sound virtually identical. The new model does have an improved remote that makes it quite a bit easier to use.
The Edifiers are not as versatile as some models; they don’t have the multiroom capability of, say, a Sonos system, so you can’t build a whole house system around them. But for the straightforward task of playing music in a way that lets you hear things in your favorite recordings that you’ve never heard before, the Edifier excels.

The Edifier S1000MKII is simply the best-sounding speaker in our ratings, earning a rare Excellent rating for sound quality. Its high frequencies are clear and smooth, and its bass is impactful but also musical, so you can tell the difference between, say, an upright bass and an electric Fender Jazz Bass.
But the real magic lies in the Edifier’s midrange, where you can hear the texture of voices and instruments. Placed properly in a room, a stereo pair of $350 Edifiers seems almost like a hologram generator, creating the convincing illusion that the musicians are right there with you. "The Edifiers produce a three-dimensional image," says Elias Arias, head of our speaker testing program. "It has dimension. It has substance." 
That means if you’re listening to "I’ve Got You Under My Skin," it’s easy to sense how far Frank Sinatra is from the piano, and even that he’s standing up instead of sitting down.
The Edifiers aren’t the most versatile speakers in CR’s ratings. They don’t have multiroom capability, for instance, though they do offer a variety of connections—from robust Bluetooth pairing to RCA and digital jacks. But for many people that’s a reasonable trade-off for speakers that sound this good.

The Edifier S1000MKII is simply the best-sounding speaker in our ratings, earning a rare Excellent score for sound quality. Its high frequencies are clear and smooth, and its bass is impactful but also musical, so you can tell the difference between, say, an upright bass and an electric Fender Jazz Bass.But the real magic lies in the Edifier’s midrange, where you can hear the texture of voices and instruments. Placed properly in a room, a stereo pair of Edifiers seems almost like a hologram generator, creating the convincing illusion that the musicians are right there with you.“The Edifiers produce a three-dimensional image,” says Elias Arias, head of our speaker testing program. “It has dimension. It has substance.” That means if you’re listening to “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” it’s easy to sense how far Frank Sinatra is from the piano, and even that he’s standing up instead of sitting down.The Edifiers aren’t the most versatile speakers in CR’s ratings. They don’t have multiroom capability, for instance, though they do offer a variety of connections—from robust Bluetooth pairing to RCA and digital jacks. But for many people that’s a reasonable trade-off for speakers that sound this good.

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