Sonos is preparing to release a second-generation Roam speaker. It looks unchanged from the original but will have much simpler Bluetooth pairing.

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Sonos is developing a sequel to the Sonos Roam, a portable speaker, called Sonos Roam 2. The design is similar to the original model, with the main difference being the matching color of the 'Sonos' logo. The Roam 2 has two rear buttons, including a dedicated Bluetooth pairing button. It no longer requires an initial setup on home Wi-Fi. The final design does not have a capacitive volume slider. It is expected to be priced similarly to the predecessor and will have the ability to share Bluetooth audio across the whole-home Sonos speaker system.

This is the Sonos Roam 2 portable speaker