Sonos Roam Portable Speaker

Yes, the Sonos Roam boasts an IP67 dust and waterproof rating, meaning it can be fully submerged in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes. This durability makes it perfectly safe for use in the bathroom, at the beach, or by the pool without fear of splashes damaging it. Just ensure the USB-C charging port is completely dry before plugging it in to avoid corrosion.

While the Sonos Roam has Bluetooth capabilities, Sonos speakers do not support direct Bluetooth audio syncing with televisions or the Sonos Arc soundbar. The Roam is designed primarily for streaming music via Wi-Fi using the Sonos app or direct Bluetooth from a phone. For TV audio, you would need a Sonos soundbar like the Beam or Ray connected via HDMI-ARC or optical cable.

Trueplay is Sonos' proprietary software that analyzes the acoustics of the room and adjusts the speaker's EQ to sound optimal in that specific space. The Roam features Automatic Trueplay, which continuously utilizes its built-in microphone to adjust the sound on the fly as you move it between rooms. This ensures the audio always sounds rich and balanced, whether it's in a small bathroom or a large open kitchen.

The Sonos Roam offers up to 10 hours of continuous playback on a single charge, depending on the volume level and whether you are using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. When placed into sleep mode, the battery can last up to 10 days on standby. It conveniently charges via a standard USB-C cable or the dedicated Sonos wireless charging base accessory.