jonro

Why bother to review headphones without comparing the sound? Seriously, features comparisons mean little without discussing the sound quality, which is the core feature of headphones. It's like comparing cars without mentioning the engine or doing a test drive.

I'm interested to know if the sound quality is improved in the AirPod Pros and how good the seal and the fit are.

Without comparing the audio quality of the Sonos 300 vs the HomePod, this comparison isn't very useful. Personally, I would probably want a pair of Sonos 300s and a HomePod mini in a room. The mini could handle Siri requests or even tell the Sonos what to play.

It's potentially a good idea, depending upon the sound quality. I would use it for travel, in hotel rooms, for example. But, I already have a Sonos Roam for that purpose, so I wouldn't be in the market for a speaker like this unless the sound quality were at least as good as the Roam. Also, as Apple4thewin noted, it needs a kickstand or else the speaker is going to be pointed at the ceiling.

If you need an FM radio for emergencies, you can buy one on eBay for as low as $1.00, including shipping. Or sit in your car and listen to it there. 

In California, Eucalyptus trees have been caused several forest fires. The trees contain hot oil that can explode from the tree and cause spontaneous combustion in debris on the forest floor. Those fires spread quickly. Eucalyptus, as noted earlier, is native to Australia, but was planted in California a long time ago. Transplanting non-native vegetation (and species) to areas is often a bad idea. Could eucalyptus cause fires in the Amazon Rain Forest? That certainly would negate any carbon sequestering advantage.