Play:3 was discontinued, effective July 31. June 2018 - the Sonos Beam, a soundbar with voice control, was announced. August 2018 - An updated version of the Sonos Amp was unveiled, with a planned limited release in December. March 2019 - A second-generation Sonos One, with Bluetooth LE connectivity, a faster processor, and more memory. August 2019 - The first two products resulting from the IKEA-Sonos collaboration, called SYMFONISK, a small bookshelf speaker and a combination table-lamp/speaker, became available from IKEA. September 2019 - The introduction of the first battery operated Sonos speaker called Move. The speaker is portable and has the rating of IP56 making it humidity, heat, and cold resistant. It uses an indoor charging base and claims to play up to 10 hours on a full charge. Sonos also announced the One SL, a version of its One without voice control, replacing the Play:1, and the Port, an updated version of the Connect, to add Sonos functionality into an existing, wired stereo system. March 2021 - The introduction of the smallest battery operated Sonos speaker called Roam. The speaker is a smaller version of the Move carrying over the features such as portable, IP56 rated and durable. In the box is just the Roam and a USB charging cable and claims to play up to 10 hours on a full charge. There is a charging bases available similar to the Move, but sold separately. September 2022 - Sonos launched the Sub Mini wireless subwoofer. The Sub Mini is cylindrical and is available in matte black or white, it can be paired with AirPlay-enabled Sonos speakers. History of outside services supported In April 2005, Sonos announced that its products could play music from Rhapsody, the first of many music services that its products would support. Starting in September 2006 Sonos supported Rhapsody from its own Controller without use of a PC. Subsequently, added services include: Sirius XM (February 2011) MOG (May 2011) Spotify (July 2011) QQ Music, with collaboration from Tencent (May 2012) Amazon Cloud Player (August 2012) Amazon Music (October 2015) Apple Music (February 2016) Sonos devices support the Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant virtual assistants. Apple Siri is only supported through Apple's Home app. Logo history The word is a palindrome and the logo a rotational ambigram. Technical details Communication between Sonos products Multiple Sonos devices in a single household are connected to each other wirelessly,