Critics praised the Sonos Move for its support for WiFi and Bluetooth and its compatibility with both Google and Amazon Alexa. Product reviewers from Rtings were impressed with its bright sound profile and commended its low bass response. They rendered it great for podcasts and liked that they could adjust its bass and treble. The Sony SRS RA 3000 allows for more sound adjustment because of its graphic EQ, so have a look at our Sony SRS RA 3000 review if that sounds interesting. During their tests, specialists from Sound Guys had an easy time navigating the app and felt that the speaker was great for music listening.
However, testers complained that its sound was distorted at high volume and that its high Bluetooth latency made it inconvenient for watching videos. They also didn’t like its lack of a speakerphone function and inability to play stereo content. The Pohoba EF B210G is a good alternative for those who can’t compromise on stereo sound. Check it out in our Pohoba EF B210G review.
