The Sonos Move 2 is back down to its lowest price

A $100 drop on one of the easiest-to-recommend portable Bluetooth speakers is always worth a look.

The Sonos Move 2 has fallen from its $499 list price to $399, a 20% saving that brings it back to the lowest price we’ve tracked since launch.

Our tech expert David Ludlow has reviewed the Move 2 and found a speaker built around two angled tweeters instead of one, a redesign that widens the soundstage and fills a room with a less directional, more layered sound than its predecessor managed.

We also praised the mid-woofer’s punch when he pushed the volume on something like Rage Against the Machine, noting it threw out bass with real weight without ever letting the vocals get buried underneath it.

Battery life is where the upgrade really lands, with us clocking 24 hours of rated playback and still finding 54% left after an eight hour outdoor session, more than double what the original Move could manage on a single charge.

That endurance is backed by an IP56 rating, so David was comfortable leaving the speaker outside overnight without worrying about rain, dust or an accidental spill doing any damage.

Automatic Trueplay tuning adjusts the sound every time the Move 2 changes location, something we tested by moving it from a kitchen counter to a bookshelf to the garden and finding it balanced the output well in every spot.

Indoors, the Move 2 drops onto its charging base and behaves like any other Sonos speaker, joining an existing system over Wi-Fi for multi-room playback, while Bluetooth 5 takes over the moment you carry it out the front door.

What if the speaker already filling your living room with sound could just as easily follow you out to the garden, the same stereo depth and bass intact, for $100 less than it was selling for last week?

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