Sonos has added a new version of its smallest portable speaker, called the Roam SL. Much like the company’s One SL and Arc SL, the Roam SL is essentially the same speaker as the Sonos Roam, but ...

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The Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-enabled Roam SL looks almost identical to the regular Roam. It features a vertical triangular design that’s smaller than the average plastic water bottle and light enough to ...

Two of Sonos' newest whole-home audio products are arriving on shelves, with the Sonos One SL and Sonos Port both available from today. Announced last week alongside the new Sonos Move – the company's ...

Sonos is currently offering a decent $50 off a number of its speakers, taking them down to some of the lowest prices we've seen since Black Friday. The Sonos Beam, Sonos One and Sonos One SL are all ...

The mic-less version of the Sonos One will arrive next week, joined by the Sonos Port for legacy audio gear The mic-less version of the Sonos One will arrive next week, joined by the Sonos Port for ...

Sonos' big news today may be Move, the company's first portable speaker, but it also has two other products to help build out your whole-home streaming audio system. The Sonos One SL offers another ...

Sonos has called time on its faithful Play:1 speaker, launched back in 2013, revealing that it is to be replaced by the new One SL as the brand's next entry-level speaker. The announcement was made at ...

The Sonos One SL is getting a small upgrade in the form of a power-efficient wireless radio and more sustainable materials. There is, however, a slight catch for Sonos users with older devices. An FCC ...

It's been about two years since Sonos released the One, its first speaker with built-in microphones for Alexa and, much later, Google Assistant support. The One was essentially an upgraded version of ...

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