When Sonos released its first portable speaker, the Move, four years ago, it was an anomaly. Previously, the company had looked down on Bluetooth as low-quality and unreliable, and all of the speakers ...

HP's Envy Move is one of the strangest computers I've ever used. It has an all-in-one design that forgoes a desktop tower and a separate display. Instead of being designed for always plugged-in power, ...

Sonos’ Move, the company’s first portable speaker, filled a big hole in the Sonos ecosystem by finally letting you extend your tunes outside. Its update, the Move 2, improves on the concept in every ...

Sonos’ next portable speaker will carry over the redesigned controls that debuted on the Era 100 and 300. Its USB-C port supports line-in audio and can also charge your phone. Sonos’ next portable ...

Capable of deftly revealing sound. Exemplary control options. High standard of build and finish. Loud. Better battery life. Sonos did rather imply that it had more or less invented Bluetooth simply by ...

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Sonos fans are a demanding bunch, and it's their high expectations that have shaped the evolution of the Sonos Move 2. While you might, at first glance, think little has changed from the portable ...

With stereo sound, twice the battery life, and line-in playback, the Move 2 improves upon the original at every turn — unless you need Google Assistant. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox ...

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Color screen. Slim and super portable. Great for to-do lists and quick notes. Still a nice amount of space to write on. But not every brainstorm or list needs a full-size page. That's where ReMarkable ...

Like an “Oops, All Minigames!” version of Mario Party, the latest WarioWare continues its chaotic legacy by rapid-firing hundreds of ridiculous three-second ...