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Sonos Roam is the new portable Bluetooth speaker – and it’s cheaper than you think

Sonos Roam is the new portable Bluetooth speaker – and it’s cheaper than you think

Posted on March 5, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Turns out, Sonos is making another portable Bluetooth speaker called the Sonos Roam which will be available starting on April 20 for $169 (around £120, AU$220).

While that sticker price is still a bit high for a portable Bluetooth speaker, the Sonos Roam could in fact be the cheapest Sonos speaker on the market, undercutting the Sonos One SL which costs $179 (£179/ AU$269).

The Roam will be available in two colors (black and white) and will be much smaller than Sonos’ previous portable Bluetooth speaker, the Sonos Move. That’s according to an inside source who spoke to The Verge as well as some internal press photos of the speaker obtained by the publication.
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